How big are these blocks? Like actual dimensions. I have a set already and am looking to add to it. Can't tell if these are the right size or not.
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They were given to my granddaughter, so I do not have them in my home to measure for you. I would look for the Lego Duplo blocks that are specific for "1-1/2 to 5 year olds". If you look online, there are several different sets that are Lego blocks for this age group. A one to two year old is able to handle them with a little assistance.
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The blocks match & fit the other Duplo sets. I can't measure them because I bought the set for my granddaughter so it's at her house, but all the sets work/fit together.
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The square block is 2 3/4 inches by 2 3/4 inches and 1 5/8 inches thick. The rectangle block is 2 3/4 inches by 5 1/2 inches and 1 5/8 inches thick . All the rest can be figured out from there. They are a nice size block made of heavy wood. Not light and scrawny like other children's blocks I have seen. These will last forever! You will be passing these blocks down to your grandchildren and beyond...
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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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All the figurines are at least 1.5 inches long and some are as long as 3 inches, so I don't think they will fit on a 1x1 block.
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Powerblocks bulky compared to the crappy bowlex set....now that's funny I done care who you are...lol. Take a look at the powerblock website and see a photo comparing the sizes to see how ridiculous this statement truly is. The powerblocks are in a totally different league.
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Hi, as to size, they are small. Very sturdy for sure. I think they are the small size in stores .... But very sturdy. I do expect to have our 2 for a few years, instead of a few uses.
1341435
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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I believe they are the standard legos, as the package would be the appropriate size for the quantity of that size. However as of right now I can't guarantee this because we haven't opened that. I know it probably won't help you now but I will update after 12/25/13
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All the blocks are 1.5" thick and standard play block size. The big rectangle is 6"x3". The squares are 3"x3" and triangles are 3" on the sides and 2" tall from hypotenuse to its top point. The large thin rectangles are 6"x1.5" and smaller rectangles are 3"x1.5". Then there are small cylinders that are 1.5"x1.5" and semi circles that are 3"on the diameter and 1.5" tall.
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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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I gave it to my friends kid but I saw the finished one once. One block is not that big... like 0.25 height and 3/4 length?
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These blocks are 1/2 inch thick, perfect for flowers etc, and have good lines for lining up. Love them, can grip with fingers nicely, biggest one can hold a 3 1/2 inch round stamp comfortably down to 1 1/4 for the smallest one. Hope this helps.
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I agree with Susan, the blocks are regular size Legos. We did not try the other building Legos, however.
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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.
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I needed some 6.25"x4.5"x8" blocks as the starting point for a project. so i created "beams" of that size and a few feet long. then cut them into the length blocks i needed. Worked like a charm. (long answer for a short question - the answer is yes.)
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I think about 12 inches square, give or take. Hot huge, but a lot of room left over for other legos you may have.
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Not sure on the exact dimensions but they are small. Each side is maybe an inch across. My son can easily hold the blocks in his hand.