Does this come pre-assembled with the planets already on the stakes or are we able to add our own planets?
810431
You must place the planets on the existing stakes. This "model" is really a toy with little educational value.
810432
Yes has planets but never worked, didn't bring the battery cover and they never replied about that claim
2128708
Have not put this one up yet, however, have had two similar ones. They are anchored to ground with tent stake type rods. I am also considering since this one is much larger, using some type of straping and throwing it over the greenhouse in at least 3 places to give more stability.
48031
Not on its own. You need to prop it up with blocks or something on one end.
1635368
The core-body is already assembled to completed one.And 15 parts for this come with are previously painted.So this can be enjoyed just by building them.
2038519
It actually comes with the right number of stakes but I bought an extra set just in case. I'm sure that I will eventually use one of the extra ones.
1712388
No, but the way the structure gets set into the ground is with stakes that just go straight down, no horizontal anything. So, you could set two side by side and against each other while tying the posts together with something. Visually this might be a problem since the middle of the combined set would be thicker than the end posts but might be just fine as plants start to grow on it. They are extremely easy to put together and from what I can tell so far, will look like "new" even over time
2197602
The tent comes with its own metal tent stakes. I did purchase some large nails to push between the spaces on the deck to attach the tent cords to, since we set it up on a deck and not on the ground. You will need a hammer or mallet to drive the stakes into the ground. You should not need to purchase the "tent kit" as this tent is quite easy to put up.
2180387
It comes preassembled. No need but you might want to get new trucks and wheels. The deck itself is great, though.
2106750
They just attach the corners. You could drive a stake into the corners, but once they are filled with soil, they're not going anywhere. I'm really happy with them. You really should oil them though even though the oil is expensive.
785622
It comes with stakes. They're the slim L-shaped aluminum stakes you usually see as pack-in stakes.
1690510
Yes, it came in 3 separate boxes, that we need to put together. It can mostly be done by one person, except when you get to the top surface where you might need a 2nd person to assist.
690207
Thank you for asking the question, but this set comes pre-assembled to us. Your best bet may be to find each shape in the stone that you seek, and order separately. thanks, Amy, Cleos Fine Things
1437423
Absolutely not. I didn't get the planetarium with mine and I still really enjoy the telescope. And remember it is always a accessory you can add at a later time.
1610821
No it does not come with stakes. Once it gets partly full its pretty stable. But I had some garden stakes already so I used those when I first set it up.
297884
Easily! It's basically 2 posts and 4 stake points. It'll be up and ready in about 10 minutes! Check out this video if you haven't already:http://youtu.be/vNF00424ZYI
427831
Come with stakes but they are not real sturdy. One of mine bent but I was able to get it to work. Guess you could probably find some different stakes for it at the hardware if you want to. I read that somebody had done that.i
1247397
The planets are more like cardboard, not as thin as paper. They are a pretty good size, about 6 inches across so it's hard for me to say if they would be too big for a Christmas tree. I don't know if you were thinking of using the whirls but they're quite long. Cutting them would be easy, though. The planets are nicely colored and in good detail.