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Sort of related, we bought for our kids when they were young a set of Brik-a-Bloks. [1] They’re basically plastic 2x2 tiles that can be assembled into almost a
by jader201 3y ago
Sort of related, we bought for our kids when they were young a set of Brik-a-Bloks. [1]
They’re basically plastic 2x2 tiles that can be assembled into almost any structure you can think of (limited by the number of tiles you have).
They (we!) loved making forts and tunnels with them.
Just last week, one of my sons and his friends broke them out when playing nerf guns. He’s 16.
It’s such a shame they stopped making them (maybe they were too expensive). They were even hard to find when I got them several years ago. Someone should really make something like these again.
[1] https://gofatherhood.com/2010/02/review_fun_huge_building_blocks_brik-a-blok/ https://gofatherhood.com/2010/02/review_fun_huge_building_bl...
- bcraven 3y agoThis looks close to Quadro: https://quadroworld.com/en https://quadroworld.com/en
- jader201 3y agoYeah, sort of, except Brik-a-Bloks allow you to build enclosed structures, so it feels more like a fort. But Quadro would still allow you to use sheets, etc. to complete the fort look.
- red_admiral 3y agoQuadro has "tiles" you can use to make forts like that too. Source: my childhood.