Can you move its legs around or is it permantly attached to the board on its legs?
1155085
The legs move around to a degree. They're not permanently attached to the stand. You can easily take the stand off and on.
1155086
The stand is removable. Legs can turn, but posing is limited due to the lower box flaps.
1425130
It can swing in either direction, but there's a small pin you insert to keep it from swinging out.
609433
yes it is, the arms move and you can take the little items off and swap them with others if you have more, the legs are immobile. It stands on its own.
1684487
It has more of an infinite movement. Nothing to lock it in to say it's perfectly horizontal or vertical since the ground you are set on may not be level to begin with.
1011921
It does move:) My daughter loves hers. It is a little cheaper quality that I thought it would be but not bad for the price. We have had ours for about a year and hasn't torn up yet.
1650593
Surface movement only.But I wouldn't recommend buying this toy since its battery case (which serves also as on-off switch) tends to fall apart very easily
666679
It is fairly sturdy, but loses a little rigidity the more you open up the legs and extend it. The problem is that the legs themselves do not have substantial texture to provide grip. If it is placed on another smooth surface, an acting force (such as a cat) could easily scoot it around.
1842640
Yes. The plastic legs have incremental notches to adjust the angle of the board and there are 2 round rubber legs on each leg.
1997358
Hello Anna. It's not the most portable thing. However, it is very easy to collapse the legs, and then move it around inside. There is a single bar keeping the legs apart, and when you unclick that you can bring the legs together. I've done this a couple of times to move it from downstairs to upstairs. I would not want to do that every day though, since its still pretty big.
1451532
No, there aren't any moving parts on it, but that hasn't stopped my four year old daughter from enjoying hers. Just keep it up off the floor, you do not want to step on this thing!
141620
The base can slide around, but we've had fun attaching a teather to it and dragging the horse around the room. When the baby bounces in it, it doesn't slide-if that's what you're asking.
1726650
It is supposed to move for stability with the surface. That is the way it works Phillips
1362877
You can physically move it out of the way. Feel free to ask any further questions.
1876332
It does not have any "legs". The Portable Drafting Board has some small circular, rubber feet on the bottom to help avoid slipping. These "feet" do not raise the board up nor do they angle the board
651284
You attach the wheels, so they can be removed / not attached. I would recommend it, the legs did not have a nice finish on the bottom.The wheels can be locked in place too, there is a turn-key on each wheel so you can lock the individually. Don't really need to, it is very heavy and does not roll by itswlf
1927370
The larger one is attached and doesn't move. The smaller one ( about 2" long an very thin) can be moved by the hand.
1692213
No it does not. That's actually one of the cool things about it. It's movable.