how large are the blocks
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The blocks are 12" x 12", including the tabs that connect them together. The thickness is 3/8", and the printed grid is in one-inch increments.
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Sorry -- can't check it directly right now, but they are approximately 1-1.25 in. Pieces are pretty small, but it was great puzzle -- challenging and satisfying.
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How many blocks does it take to build a small fort (for two 2 yr olds to fit inside?)
2041979
They are fairly large pieces. I measured a few 7 in by 4 in and 5 1/2 by 4 inches.
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I have bought five of these puzzles for my grandchildren, so I do not have them here to measure. I would say they are 3-4" big....just the right size for little ones. I bought these when my grandkids turned one, and they were played with even through 1st and second grade. One of the best presents they receive, they all loved them, a very high quality gift.
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There are 28 blocks. The quality is excellent, beautifully painted, perfectly smooth. Reminds meof the wooden blocks my own kids played with when they were young. My 2 year old grandsonloves to stack them up and knock them down. He will soon have a little brother who will enjoythem just as much. Perfect size for little hands. They are perfect.
1366651
I didn't measure them, but I guess about seven inchces, my grandsons are 4 and 2 and they really like the set, the size is believable for them and all the pieces are bright colors and fun for them.
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Just measured it at 7"x7"x7". A good size to keep a reasonable amount of extra blocks in it.
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The largest block is the yellow hexagon, which is about an inch and a three quarters in diameter. All of the blocks are 1/4 inch thick. The white blocks are the narrowest (about a half inch across and two inches long) The smallest pieces are the green triangles which are about three quarters of an inch across. These blocks are wonderful. They can be arranged in two dimensional "quilt patterns" or built into three dimensional structures. I purchased our first set when my first child was five. She is now twenty and the blocks reside on the coffee table where they are still being played with by children, teenagers and adults.
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Sizes vary but all blocks are 1-3/8" thick. Biggest one is around 11"x2-3/4". Smallest ones are like small eggs but there are only two or four of them. Others are around half of the biggest one. My 3.5 year son can handle all of them easily. However, the total weight of all blocks is heavy, around 20lbs if I remember correct.
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6 blocks 18" x 18". You can click on the picture itself and it will enlarge the picture
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I'm sorry I don't remember. It's not as big as you'd think. The blocks are all flat pieces of cardboard that you have to fold yourself. At first I thought it'd be a big job, but once I got a few folded, it wasn't hard at all. I'd say about as big as a Christmas wreath box?
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9.5" long X 5" wide X 1.5" thick (all dimensions are approximate). Block seems to be very well made. So far, I have used it once and it worked perfectly.
1944398
Hi , I gave the blocks to my grandchildren 2 years ago. I don't see them on regular basis. They are good size for children's hands. Their not tiny. they are good size, but not great big. My grandchildren love playing with the blocks. I don't know the dimensions.
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the three smaller blocks are about 2"H and the larger three are about 3-1/2"H.
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Two. The blocks are 1 inch by 2 inches by 3 inches (each). You use them in pairs to raise the item you need to machine higher than the top of the vise.
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They are about 3 inches. Some are larger b/c they are one big piece. The pictures do them justice.