how do you build the tower so that it starts at 3'6"? If you build it 3 bricks per row it is LESS than 3' and missing 2 blocks.
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The first two rows you use only 2 blocks. There's no block in the middle and put them opposite. The kids love playing and they said "Best present ever"
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I'm a export at lego and I'm 13. I think a 8 year old could build it. It might give them trouble. I had one problem with two bricks not clicking together but I fixed it. A very smart and export 7 year old could build it but will at one point need help Hope I helped Spencer :)
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It is between 3.25 and 3.5 inches at the highest. There are several different blocks that you can use to build up the legs and adjust the height down from there.
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You may want to start with a basic set but with sufficient pieces to build different structures. For 2 of them, probably the 62 pc set may work.
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There is a product by 3m that is tacky on both sides. Maybe this will help you? I know it's very pretty up and looks very real just like brick.
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it will not work with the legs supported, could you make a wood block or find a brick to match the height of your foundation?
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They make a version with 6 foot bars. Not height but you could fasten the feet to 4 x 4 blocks.
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You have to assemble everything, but I think that depending on how thick it's the tower it might fit there! Hope this answer can help you.
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It would be 33.25 inches tall which is almost 3 feet tall. As the game progresses, the tower will grow taller. Hope this answers your question.
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If I remember correctly, the instructions were more confusing than helpful. I built it by carefully looking at the picture. I assembled the top half first, which touches the wall. Fix the smallest and next to smallest shelf so that the lip part is facing the back. Then, assemble the bottom with the next three shelves in order of size (biggest at bottom). Attach the back foot. Once both halves are assembled, place the bottom half against a wall and slip the top half unto the brackets.
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hi. i just received this and have not had time to build it out. sorry i cant help!
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I believe it was 4 foot tall, I had to double it. If you put the top part up first then overlap the bottom, it will make the buildings on the top look like they are in the background.
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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
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I have a third party brick, which is small. There is also a third party which is even smaller.
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We build the foundation first and MAKE SURE IT IS LEVEL! It took 3 days to build the entire unit. 1 day for the foundation and we screwed in the frame into rock after it was level! Good luck!
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2 bricks would give nice amount. I put 2 bricks in 5 gallon bucket and add hot water and the bricks expand to almost over flowing the bucket
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I'm assuming your PC is not very long either? The tighter you make this, the longer it gets to set the end on. I suppose you can just rest the back on the middle, but that would not make it very secure. The cut-away part it rests on is 1 1/4", so collapsed it would be 2 1/2"; technically it should "smush" to fit the 3 3/4" tower. But again I don't think you'd reach the back supports. My tower is 6.5" x 14".