number of tiles for each number
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When I received them, I sorted them all out by the largest number on each of the 91 tiles and so if I remember correctly, there's 1 tile for 0 and 2 tiles for the one with 1 dot, 3 tiles with 2 dots and so with each increasing number you get another tile - so if you line them up with all the ones having 12 on it you'll find 13 variations of tiles that have 12 dots plus another number (on the other half of the tile). And each number has ONE DOUBLE of that number. So if you add up the numbers 1 -12 which=78 plus 13 you should get 91. I'm new at dominoes, but I have 91 unique tiles of all the combinations. I sorted them all out when they arrived to make sure I had no duplicates and none missing.
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It includes the tiles. It also includes a template card so you can make your own tiles if you want to have extras.
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The squares are small - like tile. The measure 13.5" so probably not very economical, may depend on the area you want to cover.
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I do not have the game with me so I cannot measure but I believe the regular tiles are approximately 1- 1 1/4 inch square.
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The only racks I have seen hold the 16-17 tiles that we deal for each hand. We stack the tiles to be drawn from in front of each rack. So I'm unsure about your question.
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I would say 5 and up. Anyone you would let use markers or paint. On some of the tiles we used that colored foil and it's "glue" for shiny designs. On some I gave my grandaughter all different sizes/colors of gems and she glued them on in her own creative way. You can also let them color the background with marker/paint and let them stamp on a shape cut from a sponge/foam dipped in their favorite color. Lots of ideas for all different ages. Hope this helps you out.
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Yes. The kit comes with 3 sets of number tiles 0 and 1 and two sets of number tiles 2 thru 9. It also has one set of letter tiles (A, B, C and D) If you need more of any number 2 thru 9 (like 444) then you can order an extra tile for $1.50 plus $1.00 S&H; (US dollar). Hope this helps. :)
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I wish we had more tiles. My young kids like to deviate from the game rules and make up lots of words on their own. We also use the letter tiles for other made up games. More is better.
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Try using a permanent marker color in a shade that will differentiate the tiles from the others. Good luck.
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Niether. The number of tiles is just right. The game is finished in the right amount of time.
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Board size is 19.5"x19.5"; Tile sizes are the same; Alphabet is double: A-16,B-4,C-6,D-8,E-24,F-4,G-5,H-5,!-13J-2,K-2,L-7,M-6,N-13,O-15,P-4,Q-2,R-13,S-10,T-15,U-7,V-3,W-4,X-2,Y-4,Z-2,Blank-4.It takes my wife and I about 2hrs per game and the scores are much larger. Hope this helps.
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Each tile is made of high density foam measuring 12" x 12" and .5" thick making it safe for children of all ages from birth. It is soft, washable, durable, and colorful. This set includes 25 pieces, 9 tiles and 12 edges, and 4 corners. The assembled mat covers a 3.6x3.6 feet (44" X 44").
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A box has 48 12x12 tiles, which equates to 48 sq. ft. 4 tiles are connected together in a square pattern, making it simpler to lay down on the floor.
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The tiles are 1" X 2" in size. The dots are large so it is a great set for anyone needing an enlarged print/size. Colors are bright. The tiles are very sturdy...nice.
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Tiles are normal size, just numbers are large. I bought it for 94 year old aunt.
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The six and none are the same so you have a total of four tiles that could be used as a six or nine.
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Each tiles measures 24 incehs x 24 inches (in other words 2 feet by 2 feet). Four tiles inter locked like a square will measure 4 feet x 4 feet. Thus, you would have to cut some of the tiles to get them to fit perfictly in a space that is 3.5 feet x 4 feet. Hope this is helpful!