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What can i build my own great wall of china out of?

i need to build one for world histories and i want something unique!plz help:)
Molly M by Molly M
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sugar cubes. These are really unique. Or maybe you could use erasers or DOLL HEADS. Sorry that was random. I think sugar cubes are unique.
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doll heads was pretty random but i actually tried it i hope my teacher likes it

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  • DIY Doc by DIY Doc
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    Number one offers suggestions I hadn't thought of, but certainly valid.

    The fact that the WALL itself is unique in it's own right is awesome. I have a cannister of soil from the walkway.

    Without at all knowing the scale; you could use Thick; white Styrofoam; cut in the general shape; then detail it with a pencil solder gun; Blocks/Towers/ etc. Hopefully you'll add topography to the "diorama" as well. I'll assume you've at least seen pictures, and know it's a SNAKE like structure.
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  • CeeBee by CeeBee
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    Hello,
    In geography class, years ago, we built structures with flour and salt and water. The flour and salt were almost equal parts with moistening to create a paste. The mixture was formed into mountains, volcanoes, forts, etc and when it hardened we painted it.
    I hope that helps you.

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  • bigapple by bigapple
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    You can go to your local arts and crafts center and purchase a 1/4 inch by 1/2 " wood stick about 3 ft lengths. Cut out the sections for how long you want your brick sections to be and glue them in place after cutting them out. Then paint a brick color on the wood and presto./

    Your wall is built. You can use elmers glue to hold them in place. A wonderful project if you do it right.
  • Michael F by Michael F
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    kind of dumb but the first thing i thought of was Lego's
  • confused by confused
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    u can try foam board and draw on the brick.... if u do use that try cutting it with a sharp exacto knife and u will have to change them once in a while bc the cuts will not be a " clean cut" also u can try spray painting it or faux it so it looks like stone also u can put sand on it or get those paint that have a texture on it ....good luck with it and just remember stuff like this takes time also test it on a sample or sumthing that way if the effect that u were trying isnt what u want u wont mess up on the original one

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    class.... had to build a model with texture for architectural class..it was a pain
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