Sunken Shipwreck

Sunken Shipwreck settles on the seabed. Pale grey-green salt stone sits in fine joints under a haze of staining, and a second course is spread with broad green-brown kelp fronds. Wave-worn boulders come bare or crusted with rust-orange barnacles filling the gaps. Plain pitted salt stone, polished near-black slate with a cold wet sheen, rust-red iron hull plating studded with bold rivets and pale bone-cream coral rock carry the structure. Weathered grey ship planking with dark caulked seams pairs with tar-soaked boards, an upright mast timber bound in broad bands of frayed rope, and its cut top showing pale rings inside a coiled rope rim. A shelf of salt-stained crates, an unlit brass lantern, coiled rope and a brass sextant, patched canvas sailcloth stitched in large panels, a tarred iron plate and dense kelp turf scattered with pale shells finish the set. Nothing here is lit or transparent: the lantern is painted dark, no block glows and none behaves differently.

Import the .mcpack download into Minecraft Bedrock.
Edit your world, open Resource Packs, and activate Sunken Shipwreck.
Place this pack above other resource packs that replace the same blocks; the higher pack takes priority.
Build with stone brick, cobblestone, brick, calcite, oak and spruce planks and logs, bookshelves, white wool, black concrete and moss to see the full set. The hull plating replaces brick, the mast replaces the oak log and the sailcloth replaces white wool.
Deactivate the pack in Resource Packs to restore the previous appearance.
