Can you build 3d things by adding one block at a time to make the walls on a house for example not just lifting a flat design to become 3d?
1085657
Yes, Grandkids make rockets, garages for cars, skyscrapers, wherever their imagination takes them.
1085658
Yes you can we build both ways. it makes more sense to me to do it a block at a time, some things I've made following their instructions it was easier to build it flat and pick it up though
202034
Yes, but it doesn't take very long. I put 2 of them together in about 10 minutes. Longest part was unwrapping each part.
1556455
The program has a "Building Wizard" which has a couple of garage/house configurations, but these only give you the basic outline, as with any other building that you may want to create. All the elements are there for insertion, including a variety of garage doors and roof types. Basically, you can use the wizard or create any building freehand, simply by starting with drawing the walls....then go from there. It takes a little practice and I suggest that you make a hardcopy of the startup manual and run through it a couple of times before trying it from scratch. You can download this from the CAD website. Enjoy.
76675
Yes, you can. It just takes some practice...something my son is working on.
621260
Not very easily. You would probably find it easier to buy some components and make your own design.
1896215
Yes, except if you buy the individual kit you can build all machines at once. If you buy the multi machine kit, you can only build one machine at a time as there are not enough pieces to build them all at the same time.
429268
Yes, each tray is separate and you can build them any way you want. You can even stack one on the top of two setting apart to make them three wide.
361227
Yes -- but you will need some pliers. I wouldn't recommend reshaping them more than a few times as you will fatigue the metal "hinges" that link the sections together.
2252499
Yes, you definitely can. I did and my wall turned out amazing. It was easier to make them straight and place them on the wall.
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Yes, but its not really difficult if you follow the directions step by step. I built a full pressure treated base for the shed & installed prior. I also assembled as much as possible in the garage before the actual build. It made things much easier & less timely. Finally, I had our nephew to assist. It works much easier with two. Best of luck. Its worth the money
896859
I don't have the build 'n create blocks so I don't know if it does or not. Sorry.
1876131
I bought this for my husband, he said that he's looked at the papers that came with it and it says you can, but since he hasn't built it yet, he suggested that you look on the products website.
2030424
Yes. I used parts to make the shape that I wanted. The top is in sections probably depending on width. Very easy to work with.
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sure- many pieces are just rectangular pieces of wood- you could really build whatever you want with them.
1590259
yes... all blocks and triangles... I'd get the cd too then you can print out the blocks for paper piecing etc.
797858
Yes, you can attach Legos to the top and bottom. They can be used for foundations, walls, and landscapes. They are not base plates, but can be used as such.
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Hi Dleef,with this set you only can build one model at the same time, there are not enough pieces to build two or more models simultaneously.