How to Make Waxed Exposed Copper Golem Statue in Minecraft

Waxed Exposed Copper Golem Statue is the honeycomb-sealed form of the exposed copper golem statue — the first weathered stage of the copper statue family, recognizable by a discolored surface where small green spots begin to appear. One Exposed Copper Golem Statue plus one honeycomb yields exactly one Waxed Exposed Copper Golem Statue on the crafting grid, and a honeycomb used directly on a placed copper golem statue seals the stage just as well. The honeycomb wax stops further oxidation for good, while unwaxed copper golem statues keep weathering from exposed through weathered to the fully oxidized stage. Copper golem statues originate from copper golems: a fully oxidized copper golem petrifies into an Oxidized Copper Golem Statue with a 0.58% chance per tick (on average 8.62 seconds), and oxidized statues also generate naturally in abandoned camps.

Interacting with Waxed Exposed Copper Golem Statue cycles four poses — standing, sitting, running, and star — and a redstone comparator reads the current pose as signal strength 1, 2, 3, or 4; Bedrock Edition players need an empty hand to change poses. Any tool breaks Waxed Exposed Copper Golem Statue, with a pickaxe working fastest, and a copper golem statue retains the chosen pose when broken. Waxed Exposed Copper Golem Statue stacks to 64, can be waterlogged, and is not flammable, so the green-spotted exposed finish keeps decorating gardens and copper halls without any maintenance.