Snag Snapped Wooden Schematic Structure

This is a small, vertical wooden structure named snag-snapped, resembling a broken tree trunk or a stylized branch fragment. The build stands 13 blocks tall within a 5x5 footprint, featuring an irregular, jagged silhouette with protruding limbs at varying heights. It is constructed entirely from oak wood variants, specifically using 42 oak logs and 3 stripped oak logs to create a textured, organic appearance. The interior is not built out, consisting only of the structural frame without furniture or detailed rooms. This minimalist design works well as a decorative element in rustic builds, such as a fence post, a signpost base, or a natural obstacle in a forest biome. Its simple geometry and lack of complex redstone make it suitable for starter projects or as a component in larger environmental storytelling.