That's not how you're supposed to use lego. You're supposed to stack them up using the bumpy bits to maintain good alignment -- I wouldn't expect the fit on han

That's not how you're supposed to use lego. You're supposed to stack them up using the bumpy bits to maintain good alignment -- I wouldn't expect the fit on hand-made snow bricks to be sufficiently tight and the material to be sufficiently elastic to enable them to stick to each other (though you could get them to stick by getting some ice to form). But it looks like the bricks themselves aren't hollow like they're supposed to be, and that they can't even be stacked to build a structure that's even remotely level or structurally sound. Clearly this is "lego" in name only.