Wind Turbine

The Wind Turbine is a building with a compact footprint that occupies 3×3 tiles overall, rising from a 1×1 base and standing 2 to 4 tiles tall. Its shape makes it a vertical structure that spreads out above a small foundation, so placement depends more on available space above ground than on its base size.

The only construction detail given for it is its footprint; no chain details are listed in the available source. In practice, that means it should be planned with open air and height clearance in mind rather than crowded among low structures.

• Overall footprint: 3×3
• Base footprint: 1×1
• Height: 2 to 4

A useful real-world note attached to the building is that large wind turbine blades can be extremely long, with modern examples reaching about 153 meters. Large turbines also turn relatively slowly, often around 10 to 20 revolutions per minute, using a gearbox to increase speed before the motion reaches the generator.