DreambuilderToy Baseplate for Classic Building Plates Review

If you have a small Lego piece, chap or smaller piece, it fits here. But when you try to place a building it just won't go. I bought them for my husband. I was planning to use them to build him a lego table but he tried to use it and can't leave his stuff behind. Tried several buildings. I plan on cutting them up and using them for some shelves to display the boys and the little things. And buy real Lego base plates for the table.

I love LEGO and want to support LEGO in any way I can. However, I don't want to spend my entire salary on some toys either. I also like a good deal and when I found these floor tiles from other manufacturers I was thrilled. They go very well with LEGO and are great for kids to build and play with. I would say that most casual LEGO users will have no problem with this at all. However, if you're building a large MOC like a street or city from modular buildings, you can spend the money on a real…

I made a lego table for my 6 year old son's birthday. I was able to align and glue the panels together for easy use. The only difference I noticed between these plates and Lego is that they are a bit shiny. My son has had agility issues that he has struggled with for as long as I can remember and has had no trouble putting on or taking off Lego. If you look closely at my photos you can see several real lego blocks lined up vertically at the front of the table and the color matches their color…

I bought these panels as an alternative to the more expensive LEGO brand. As you can see from the picture, the green on this set (below) is darker than the current green (above) sold by LEGO. The original green LEGO (centre) sold a few years ago is a shade lighter. The gray plate in this set corresponds to LEGO's current gray colour. The plate thickness of these plates is the same as that of LEGO. brand and I have not noticed any issues with LEGO bricks not working or sticking to the plates…