Can it be split apart to make several smaller balls?
1508787
Yes, it can. However, please keep in mind that it won't hold it's shape; meaning if you left it on its own after you rolled it into a ball, it won't stay that way. It'll slowly change back to its putty form.
1508788
Yes. They can be taken apart as many times as you want and make any shape you want. They are better than any other playing clay but at the end of the day, please don't leave them ANYWHERE!!! Do make it a point of putting them in their box or other restrictive area. They loose shape on their own.
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Yes you could. There's only plastic holding them together, maybe a little less than a quarter inch of it.
1393992
I took mine apart and can't say for sure every section could be used, but yes you could join them together.
392507
It can be broken down, but the clips holding it together need to be removed. Can be done, but would take some time and effort. I think it's meant to be stationary.
1248054
It is put together as one piece. I do not believe its designed to be taken apart. May I suggest you choose another size if this one is too large.
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I don't know, but I'm guessing not. I don't think there are as many pieces as there would be if you combined all the kits. But, I think that you could make all the things that you could make in the other kits. You would just have to do one thing at a time. It's a GREAT set - incredibly educational and fun for the kids!
2043788
Definitely yes. You can put as many as you need together. You can also add additional pieces as needed. It is very easy to work with.
1287907
Yes but they are hooked together. You will need to cut them apart if you want to seperate.
964771
No, cannot be separated. There one piece. The chocolate does not flow. It wasn't flowing were it supposed to after 1 time used
1351047
Yes. You can make a triangle w/3 sides, a square w/4 sides, or a circle w/5 sides or many more sides depending on how many pieces you have. I should warn you though that the pieces are small, and my grandkids (age 6 and 5) got bored after playing with them for a day or two.
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Yes, these can be split up and repackaged. Each stick is individually packaged.
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Yes you can add multiples and I don't believe they would come apart. Each section screws into the previous section and the connections are metal...not plastic. We used out Lint Eater with great success. I would highly recommend it to anyone.
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Yes you can build a few of the smaller ones. I find its best to have 2 sets. I have these for my kids at home, and some for school (I'm a teacher) all the kids love them!
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Yes, you can put two halfs together to make a "whole" golf bal. By using chocolate to "glue" the two half pieces together.
2002997
No it won't. The ball fits in the very end and there's not room for more than one ball at a time.
304175
No. Sorry but,at least the steel balls are cheap and you can choose different sizes of balls.
379307
Yes! There are 2 open sides and 2 closed in sides!! Hope this helps!! Just make sure you buy additional balls if you get this!!