Can you give me the size of theses blocks?
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Hi Deb -- From the description: 8 different shapes and sizes that comes in red, green, blue, and yellow. Smallest blocks measured at: 1.6" x 1.6" x 1.6" Largest blocks measured at: 6.3" x 3.15" x 1.6". I can also add that we got these for my daughter when she was about 9 months old and none of the blocks presented a choking hazard due to small size -- and she used many of them as a chew toy as she teethed :)
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These blocks are small. Our 1 year old grandson had no trouble putting a hand around the cylinders. He is 2 now and still enjoying these blocks.
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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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The blocks are good sized and go from one side to the other with nothing in the side margins. The squares are 7/8 inch wide x 1 1/8 inch high. Hope that's helpful...this is a real nice pocket calendar for the money.
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Don't have one in front of me to measure, but they are about 2 inches x 1 inch x 0.25 inches. I've had some really junky ones too. They are nice quality!
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I think the box it comes in for shipping is the larger size, and the person above gave you the size of each individual block.
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They won't fit together with mega blocks. But add far as size they would be fine for a two year old to play with, my son loves his!
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The "cube" blocks in Treehaus is exactly 4 cm (1 and 9/16 inches) in length and are bigger than the square blocks in Melissa and Doug. However, this set also has many smaller parts but that's because of the variation required to build authentic looking castles.
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Hi Fiona! The squares are 1 1/2 inches by 1 1/2 inches. I used them to make the top boards for graduation caps that sat on top of cupcakes.
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sorry - don't recall. The blocks are flat - figure: W+W+H+H by L - that should be approximate
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They are approximately 7 1/2' long, by 3 1/2" wide, by 2 1/2" tall. You should use a concrete mix with fibers because the bricks are only as tall as they are. I love mine, by the way. Here is a gallery of some of the steps I went through to do it. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.3098345737956.2129999.1243506879&type;=3 I didn't put up the finished pictures yet. But I went with oil based polyurethane and sand/topping mix from Quickrete. I think it came out really nicely.
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They are a variety of sizes from 1 inch square to 3 inches long on the bigger blocks.
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Pretty large don't know exact size but they were a pain in the but to lite if you order sky layers make sure the part you lite is a black square that is already attached natural a block you have to attach yourself
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I gave these to my daughter, so I don't have them here. I would guess 8", 6",2".
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I believe they are 1" cubes. It should tell in the description. They are EXCELLENT blocks - the best quality I have seen.
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We apologize. The listing had only estimated measurements by mistake but we have corrected that information. The measurements are 8.25" x 2.75" x 1.75 for each block. The actual total width is 8.25". We were not being very good mathematicians!
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hihi, im not sure. this is my first pack of mega blocks. sorry, cant help much :)
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I won't be home until next week so I can't measure them. I am sure that the information is on line at the site you found them on. Try clicking on the image and see if that gives you the specs!