Worlds built one block at a time.
Block Studio is where ideas become places. LEGO castles, Minecraft cities, and block-by-block inventions — each one starts with a sketch, grows through trial and error, and ends as a world I am proud to share.
Niagara Falls Theme Park — a world carved from a single block of grass.
The idea sparked while watching a documentary on waterfalls. I grabbed a foolscap paper and sketched out the whole park before opening Minecraft Education.
I started with a single block of grass, then pulled ten TNTs from my inventory and set them off with a redstone torch. The blast carved the cliff — I poured water down one side and named it Niagara Falls.
Water, fences & art
Fences trace the edge of the drop. Balloons float from the railings and paintings by famous artists hang on the surrounding rocks. A lamp-lit staircase climbs alongside the falls.
Coaster & viking ships
- 🎢 Rollercoaster — spiral, drop, two hills · $50
- ⛵ Long viking ship · $20
- 🚣 Short viking ship · $10
The coaster was built from a custom code block that lays the whole track.
Three ways to watch
- 🔭 Far — cheapest, panoramic angle
- 👀 Close — mid-range balcony
- 💦 Actual — right at the falls, priciest
The closer you stand, the more it costs.
At the exit, a souvenir shop sells unique paintings, balloons, and even vintage cameras — so every visitor leaves with a little piece of the park.
mBot Ranger — a 3-in-1 tank that thinks for itself.
The mBot Ranger by Makeblock is a buildable STEM robotics kit that transforms into three different forms — a Dashing Raptor tank, a Nervous Bird self-balancing bot, and an Off-Road Land Raider.
At its brain is the Me Auriga control board, packed with an on-board gyroscope, sound and light sensors, a temperature sensor, a buzzer, and a 12-LED ring. It talks to an ultrasonic sensor and a line-followerso it can see obstacles and follow tracks all on its own.
I program it with mBlock — drag-and-drop Scratch-style blocks that drop straight into real robot behaviour. Wireless control works over Bluetooth or 2.4G from a phone or laptop.
Three robots, one kit
- 🐦 Nervous Bird — self-balancing on two wheels
- 🦖 Dashing Raptor — tank tracks that grip anything
- 🚙 Land Raider — off-road explorer
Me Auriga board
Arduino Mega 2560 based, with a built-in gyroscope, sound + light sensors, temperature sensor, buzzer, and a 12-LED RGB ring — all on one board.
Ultrasonic + line
An ultrasonic sensor spots obstacles from centimetres to metres away, while the line-follower keeps Ranger locked on a track. Coded in mBlock, driven by Bluetooth.