Strictly Briks Baseplate Set - Compatible with Lego, 10 x 10 in 4 Baseplates with 30 Stackers, Stackable Baseplates Building Toy Blocks Custom Display Towers, Kids Easter Gift, Black

These are great, I got them as I dug up my old legos from when I was a kid and recently bought the new batman legos and had no where to go, they are flimsy on the higher levels but for display purposes these are great for the price you pay. Both cheap and reliable. Plus if people wanted to play with the new sets, they're easily disassembled. Now I have plenty of room to display the starwars legos from when I was a young kid and the batman legos I got earlier this month.

I used these as support for my tall Lego build (Xmas tree) and it worked exactly as advertised! I was able to use these for support and they snapped nicely with my random brand of bricks!

Nice for holding a lot of minifigs, but it is not very sturdy. It comes with plenty of the posts - I have enough for another 2 levels or so if I use 5 per level (I changed the setup to use posts in the 4 corners, and 1 in the middle). The posts do hold on to the plates very well, and the minifigures stay put for the most part. I could use those to make it more sturdy, but would lose space for about 4 minifigs per post. I will not be moving it around much, so it will work for holding my minifigs. If you are going to move it around a lot, use more posts per level.

It works OK if you aren't moving things in or out of the tower. I had to add larger pieces for better support. I also recommend adding any minifigs BEFORE stacking the plates, as pressing them onto the studs will cause the tower to fall apart. Mine is set and I dont touch it so as of now its doing its job. Better options out there for a 30$ price point.

I purchased the baseplate set to use for making a high rise building or a parking garage. I really enjoy the versatility and compatibility with other building block systems. The only complaint that I would mention is the fact that the connection between bricks and the base is not as tight as with other brands. Your creations are a bit fragile to move around. Overall, a neat set at a great price. I would recommend them to others.

My 7 year old grandson lives with us, which means that I am constantly engaged in picking up Thomas the Train, NASCAR and worst of all, Legos. Brody enjoys assembling and flying the latest Starship, creating the next Minecraft excavation site and heads, body parts and armor for seemingly every minifigure Lego has made. My frustration is that upon being played with, many of the assembled structures tend to separate leaving loose pieces in a mixed jigsaw puzzle. These multicolor base plates allow Brody to keep most of the structural elements to be locked in place for future enjoyment without having to sort them back into piles of uncertain origen. (I sort by color and function by sandwich bag. I'm open to alternative suggestions.) Not only are these plates helpful, they were very reasonably priced compared to other online and eBay selling prices, and the colors match the Minecraft and other setting very well. I also appreciated Strictly Briks adding several Lego pieces of various sizes and styles at no additional cost to add to my collection of sandwich bags (sometimes large freezer bags as well). And yes, I'm retired and re-living my childhood as Brody's manservant. So, take my word, this is a very useful product for any Lego builder.

Cheap & flimsy. Thought this would be a great way for my kids to play and display some of the Lego they have been making. The boards are flimsy and need more supports than provided to hold anything. The pillars don’t hold in place well and so the structure can collapse easily. If they had not ripped the packaging open, I would return it. Waste of money. Next time I’ll buy Lego brand items. So disappointed.

Pretty flimsy. Son got frustrated trying to stack them, so he’s just using them as bases now.