Is this in a brick or in chunks?
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It comes in a big brick so you can cut off pieces , at the size and thickness you want.
639186
This came as a brick wrapped in plastic which sliced like sandwich bread and then put them into 2 large zip bags 1 pound per bag that keeps them fresh and soft. This works great for me.
639187
The soap came as a large brick. I cut off as much as I want to use at a time and keep the rest stored in a nice dry place.
639188
The African black soap is sold in chunks, which makes it nice for melting down in assorted size bottles if you prefer a liquid soap.
639189
The majority of this is several solid chunks, however there are pieces also. You can press or ball it yourself if the pieces come apart.
912794
2 packs of six bricks. You coulds use a couple of bags of quick cret, mix it up and spread it on the bottom and for go the bricks. That may be cheaper but the bricks work fine.
393289
They are little blocks. We were rather disappointed when we bought this for our daughter, we were thinking it was a lot bigger than it was, it was really puny!! Such a disappointment, honestly, when it was all put together it was about the size of two hot wheel cars stacked on top of each other, such a disgrace!!!
2216420
It is not solid. It has runs in it. You can buy the insert that makes it flat however.
2140996
piece is a piece. block is a piece too. must be missing. read what pieces included in the package and try to see one by one what you are missing. if you got all then you are fine. good luck.
2142062
Hello Kelly, my apologies, the item is different now. It comes in one piece.
764653
Its not made of solid wood, so it probably is particle board. However, it is a solid piece and has some weight.
1009944
Most of the chunks I got were around 1/2 -1" square. There were a few flaked bits in the bag, but for the most part, I had to crush them down to a smaller size in a plastic baggie, using a pestle. Once they are crushed down smaller, they do melt rapidly though!
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Hi The one I received was whole. I was very happy bc the split does not last as long. Hope this helps. :)
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It looks like a couple of pieces but it's only one that can be removed. Hope this helps. �
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There are prongs inside the "bricks" that stick them in the ground. There really is no way to stack them other than shorten the two 'prongs' and use some sort of adhesive. It would really take a lot of work, and since they're hollow, any rise or depression in the ground would make the row go up or down. Only putting them in packed, flat sand might work (for the first row), but the 2nd row would have to have the two prongs cut back, UNLESS you drilled holes in the EXACT right spot on the 1st layer of bricks..then used adhesive. You're looking at a difficult job there. Hope I could help. There are prongs inside the "bricks" that stick them in the ground. There really is no way to stack them other than shorten the two 'prongs' and use some sort of adhesive. It would really take a lot of work, and since they're hollow, any rise or depression in the ground would make the row go up or down. Only putting them in packed, flat sand might work (for the first row), but the 2nd row would have to have the two prongs cut back, UNLESS you drilled holes in the EXACT right spot on the 1st layer of bricks..then used adhesive. You're looking at a difficult job there. Hope I could... » Read More There are prongs inside the "bricks" that stick them in the ground. There really is no way to stack them other than shorten the two 'prongs' and use some sort of adhesive. It would really take a lot of work, and since they're hollow, any rise or depression in the ground would make the row go up or down. Only putting them in packed, flat sand might work (for the first row), but the 2nd row would have to have the two prongs cut back, UNLESS you drilled holes in the EXACT right spot on the 1st layer of bricks..then used adhesive. You're looking at a difficult job there. Hope I could help. « Show Less
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Brick red/gold/black, as shown in the bottom right corner of the main picture.
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Actually, the size is 4.5" x 2" x 1". Your description is definitely a brick!
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It's comes in boxes and you need to put it together. It is however in two pieces.
1436996
The base fills with bricks, sand or a combination of both.Instructions illustrated and very clear. I used washed playsand and it seems fine.
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These are regular sized Lego bricks (as opposed to Duplos, which I interpret your question to be referring to). It's a great value -- I bought 6 of these and have a TON of various kinds of bricks, many in unusual (for my collection, anyway) colors.
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Its a combo of hard and fluffy. It reminds me of clay because you can kinda mold it but its fluffy stuff inside.