Dimensions of completed construction of: Nanoblock Himeji Castle, Kaminarimon, and Torii of Itsukushima
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The Himeji Castle (deluxe version) is about 20x20x15 cm. The other version is a lot smaller!
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The square block is approx about 1 1/2 inches. They are decent size. Prob the most normal sized blocks I've come across. Great blocks!
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made a 14" first and on top I laid a 9" round. At the sides I made some towers to resemble the castle. I place Ana and Elsa on top of the 9" with a background of a tower. If I found the picture I will be happy to share.
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Solid Spanish Cedar w/Cedar veneered MDF base.Includes 1 adjustable dividerDimensions (Outside): 12 1/2"W x 7 1/2"D x 2 1/4"HPretty nice I have five
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The blocks are 12" x 12", including the tabs that connect them together. The thickness is 3/8", and the printed grid is in one-inch increments.
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Large Red Blocks: 8pcs 12" L x 6" W x 3" HMedium Blue Blocks: 8pcs 6" L x 6" W x 3" HSmall Yellow Blocks: 24pcs 6" L x 3" W x 3" H
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the three smaller blocks are about 2"H and the larger three are about 3-1/2"H.
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No. Not even close. These are tiny. Much tinier than anything Lego produces. There is zero compatibility. That said - the nanoblock's are very cool. Highly recommended.
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The castle is approximately 8" long by 6 1/2 inches wide. The castle only has three sides, the back is open. I made mine similar to the one in the picture.
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This is the original Jenga, not giant Jenga. Per Wikipedia: "Each block is three times as long as its width, and one fifth as thick as its length 1.5 × 2.5 × 7.5 cm (0.59 × 0.98 × 2.95 in)." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenga)
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The 2 Green Plates and the Blue Plate measure 10 X 10 inches. The Gray Plate is 15 X 15 inches. I made a Lego Table out of them. They will be a foundation for any City, Forest, Sea Scape, Fanacy Realm imagined.
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It has been about 2 years since I ordered these so it is pretty vague. The blocks aren't here for me to measure to even try to think how they fit in the box. I am guessing but I would say about 4' wide by 2' deep by 3' tall. They have the blocks pretty condensely packed so they don't take up a lot of room. In fact it is pretty disappointing to spend that much money to see how little you can do. I don't know they cost now, but I spent over $400 just to get enough to do anything worthwhile with! They are worth it though. These things will last forever!
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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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approximately 6" Long x 4.5" high x 3.5" wide; 155mm x 115mm x 90mm. Jan 10, 2015 by Amos Szpiro
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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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Sorry, I bought this as a gift and hand delivered it to my Instructor in Okinawa Japan. I do not have it available for measuring.
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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.)