h a l f b a k e r yYeah, I wish it made more sense too.
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We've seen children's large-toy castles for playing inside of; older ones might be made of cement (homebuilt), manufactured ones out of die-cast plastic.
The "Plush Castle" is made from blocks of soft foam with plush faux-fur on the outside; assembled with a couple of artfully hidden velcro strips,
the castle is big enough for grown-ups to crawl into and snooze, occasion permitting.
Soft-side "Legos"
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Ahem? [phoenix, May 10 2009]
Exploratorium Tactile Dome
http://www.explorat...ile_dome/index.html
Related structure [csea, May 11 2009]
[link]
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How about tabs and slots, with the velcro inside the slots? |
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We had plush building blocks, about 6" cube. I'd get my dad to spend hours building up a wall, then just as he set the last brick into place, I'd jump on it and knock it all down and make him do it again. |
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Ours didn't have velcro, but with sufficient skill it wasn't necessary. |
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It would be nice if it came with a means for periodic weighing, so one could track the added mass of dust mites over time. |
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[21Q] "Like this only bigger" and covered in fur and made of foam... and *lots* bigger, think 5-6 foot high/wide/deep, big enough //for grown-ups to crawl into and snooze, occasion permitting// |
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[ph] well I've envisioned rather large cube/box shapes in the one to two foot sized region, but you might want to look at [snoyes] comment here. I've thought up a better bonding mechanism though: use magnetic plates under the plush made of the same material in some refrigerator magnets (rubber with impregnated iron filings(?)). |
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