How to Make Your Own Numberblocks Toys - Magnetic Cubes Poseable Figures (Instructions for 1-30)

Hello Number Blocks fans! Today, we'll show you how we made these custom Number Blocks characters with movable arms, changeable expressions, and even numberlings using magnetic blocks and other materials. We started with multicolored wooden blocks with magnets at the center. We also used very small but very strong magnetic pieces, clear acrylic pieces, letter transfers, some B7000 adhesive, some round and cone-shaped Lego bricks, magnetic sheets that come in different colors, and some photo sticker paper. With these, we can make many different facial expressions for each character and make storytelling more fun. They're on magnetic sheets so you can easily stick them on the wooden blocks and change expressions anytime. We also used air dry clay which come in matching colors with the characters and is very soft so you can easily shape it and mold it into the character's arms. Leave them overnight to harden and attach the magnets to the end so you can stick them onto the wooden blocks. Once you have all your parts ready, you can now put them together. Choose a facial expression and stick it on the block. Stick the arms, legs, and the numberling. To make it, use the letter transfer on the clear acrylic piece and glue a magnet. There! Now we have One! One is the first ever number block in Numberland. Hello, One! You can move her arms up and down and you can change her facial expression into this. Oh no! Or this. One wonderful world and one me. You can even use the air dry clay to make accessories. Like this hat. One private eye here. It was a grey day in the big city and I was waiting for my next big case when... No! Nine's things are missing! Someone broke into his apartment. I better go check it out. Or you can try this, a pirate's hat. Arr! All hands on deck! We need to find that treasure! I am Captain One! Now let's put together number block two. He's made up of two orange blocks. So we'll need two pieces of these wooden blocks. We'll choose a facial expression. Stick it on there. Two has purple colored arms. Don't forget his numberling. And of course, his pair of dancing shoes. We made these using lego bricks. And glued them to a square acrylic piece to help the character stand up. I am two. How do you do? One, two. There's so much two can do! Come on, One! Let's play tennis together! Oh no! I lost the ball! I am two. How do you do? It's the terrible twos! Surprise, surprise! Custard pie! Oh no! It's Octoblock! We're in trouble! Surprise, surprise! Custard pie! Octoblock will never get away from this! Your days of naughtiness are numbered, terrible twos! Oh no! It's Octoblock! Run! Now let's build the next number block. Do you know who? That's right! It's number block three! She's made up of three yellow blocks. Let's stick on her face. Three juggling balls. Two red arms. Two red legs. And of course, her number lane. I am three! Everybody look at me! Hey! It's my turn! My, my, my! That's impressive! I can do that too! You can even make some balls using the air dry clay and stick some magnets to it. And stick them on her chest. One, two, three! Now who's next? You guessed it! It's number block four! Four is made up of four green blocks. And he's usually a square. Because he loves squares. He has two square-shaped eyes and two square-shaped eyebrows. He also has two green arms and two green legs. And there's his number lane. I am four! Have you met me before? I'm one more than three! As a member of the square club, if he sees anything round, four goes... Round thing alert! Who ate my square cakes? Doesn't he know that squares are very strong? One, two, three, four! We can also form four in his tall arrangement like this. For this, we use a single block face. Then put back his arms, number lane, and another pair of legs that are closer together. There! We can also make several expressions for this form. Now it's high time to make number block five! She's made up of five light blue blocks. Let's put her face, her blue-colored arms, and of course, her five-fingered glove with a star on it. Let's not forget her number lane and legs. I am five! I feel so alive! Five has one star-shaped eye because a star has five points. And that's why she's a rock star! And you'll often find her playing her star-shaped guitar. And sometimes, if you're lucky enough, you'll catch her shaped like this. Two blocks wide with an odd block on top. For this shape, just like four as a square, you'll need to prepare two legs that are farther from each other. There! High five! The facial expressions will also be two blocks wide. Other than just the eyes, you can also change the mouth for different expressions. Number block five. Six is made up of six indigo blocks. Let's build her in her tall form first, then add the two cone-shaped Lego bricks glued to acrylic piece. Then we use the magnetic sheets to stick the front parts of her body, the dice faces, and of course, her face. Next, use some air dry clay to make her arms. And finally, her number lane using leather transfer on an acrylic sheet. Then you can move her arms like this. Hi, I'm number six! I love to rap and rhyme and I love playing games. To tell different stories, let's change her expression. There's no game to play? No cheating! We can also build number six two blocks wide like this. Her eyes will be in separate blocks like this. Stick her one die faces and her two cone-shaped legs in two separate blocks. They're glued to acrylic pieces to help her stand. And of course, her arms. I'm number six! I'm in the mix! Let's change her expression. Somebody took my dice! That's not fair! Oh, someone took my dice! It's missing! Oh, you know a secret? Do you know where my dice is? Did you find it? You got across my patterned paths! Well done, everyone! Now step into my patterned palace and let's all have some fun! Time to choose the right door. Just roll the dice on the floor. One, two, three! This door it shall be! Number six is in the mix! Next, we'll build the colorful and lucky number block in Numberland. That's right! It's number block seven! Seven is made up of seven blocks in rainbow colors. Then let's put his face using the magnetic sheet, his numberling, and of course, his arms and legs. They're two round lego bricks glued to an acrylic piece. Hello, I'm number block seven. Am I in heaven? I'm in Numberland? Lucky me! Oh look, seven! I have all seven colors of the rainbow. Isn't that a stroke of luck? Don't make me angry! And sometimes if you're lucky enough, you'll find seven two blocks wide like this. Then his face will be two blocks wide too and each of his legs will be under one block each. Then add back his arms and his numberling. It's easy to recognize number block seven with his rainbow hair. In this form, you can also change his expressions. Oh look at that! I have all seven colors of the rainbow! Isn't that a stroke of luck? I wonder which door leads to the next room. I'm feeling lucky. Let me make a guess. That was lucky! Next, let's build number block eight or octoblock. He's made up of eight pink blocks and he's usually two blocks wide. Let's put his eyes, his mouth, and of course his tentacle arms. We used air dry clay to shape the arms and dotted them with white. For his legs, we used an arc-shaped lego piece and glued it to acrylic pieces to help him stand up. I am number block eight! I'm feeling great! Octoblock to the rescue! Your days of naughtiness are numbered, terrible twos! Oh no! That's octoknight! I can't get out of that! If you also watched Now in 3D, you'll find octoblock as a cube. Like this! That means he's two blocks wide by two blocks tall by two blocks deep. And to help him stand up, you can keep the lego legs at the back and put two arms in front. Octocube! 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8! Octocube! By the power of three dimensions! Octocube twist! 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8! Twist! Turn! 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8! Turn! Square with a hole! 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8! Square with a hole! But wait! If we can make octoblock, that means we can also make... That's right! Octo-naughty! Just like octoblock, he's also made up of eight pink blocks. Except he has green arms and legs and a green mask. You've met your match, Octo-flop! Uh-oh! Octo-naughty escape! And here he is in cube form! Two by two by two! Octo-naughty cube! With my new three-dimensional powers, nothing can stop me now! Time to activate the Dimensionator! Two by two by two! Octo-naughty cube! With my three-dimensional powers, nothing can stop me now! Not so fast, Octo-naughty! You're a terrible thing, Octo! Now let's build number block nine. Nine is made up of nine gray blocks. Three dark gray, three medium gray, and three light gray. He's usually shown as a square. Let's add his legs, arms, face, and of course, his numberling. Hello, I am Nine, and I feel fine. No round things in the square club! Oh no! Does anyone have a hanky? I have a bit of a tickly nose. We can also build number block nine in his tall form like this. Light gray blocks below, and dark ones on top. Then let's add his face, arms, legs, and his numberling. We can also change his expressions too, such as a surprised face or a sad face. Oh, squares are strong. Oh no! Does anyone have a hanky? I have a bit of a tickly nose. Oh, hello! I'm number block one. Now it's time to build number block ten. She's made up of ten white blocks with a red border. First, let's build her two blocks wide. Let's add her legs. Number block ten comes with two gloved hands, each with a star on it. A star has five points, and two fives make ten. Let's add her two star-shaped eyes, and her mouth. I am ten! Say it again! I am ten! Hmm, you want to go to the moon? That's easy! Just count down from ten to one. Ready? Let's make ten into a rocket, her tall form. Let's add her arms, legs, face, and of course, her numberling. We can also change her expressions. Here's a sad face, and a surprised face. And as a rocket, number ten is usually shown wearing her helmet. Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. Blast off! Oh, this must be the throne room. How am I going to get out of here? What's that on the ceiling? Ooh, I have an idea. That's how I'll get out. I just have to fly. Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. Blast off! Eleven is made up of ten white blocks with a red border. We painted these so they would be the right color. Plus one red block. There, he's coming out nicely. To make his legs, we used some Lego bricks and used adhesive to stick them to a magnetic sheet and onto an acrylic sheet to help him stand. Then we molded some air dry clay for his arms. Then we printed facial expressions on photo stickers and stuck them to magnetic sheets. And of course, let's not forget his numberling. There he is. Eleven. I am Eleven. And I love football. We can also make different expressions to make role-playing more fun. Check out this sad face. And this surprised face. Eleven is getting ready to score a penalty. Can he do it? Oh, no, you won't. Here goes nothing. And he scores! Yay! I did it! Next, let's build number block twelve. Twelve is made up of ten red blocks with a white border and two orange blocks. Twelve loves yoga and she's usually a rectangle. In fact, she's a super rectangle. Now let's put her face. Then her mouth. Her arms. On her left arm, she wears a watch which is her array display. Her legs. And of course, her numberling. Check out her different facial expressions. Check out this surprised face. And this angry face. And we even made a yoga face for her. And her legs when she's sitting down doing yoga. Namaste. Oh, there you are. Let me show you my different yoga poses. Three by four. Four by three. Two by six. Six by two. Now let's build number block thirteen. Thirteen is made up of ten blocks with white borders and three yellow blocks. Let's put his face. Arms. And legs. Then let's put his numberling. There he is. Number block thirteen. Check out his different facial expressions. Surprised face. Angry face. This is me. Ten and three. Expecting to run out of luck. Oh, I think I might be a little bit unlucky. Now let's make number block fourteen. Fourteen is made up of ten white blocks with red borders and four green blocks. Let's put his face. Legs. Arms. And fourteen loves to skate, so let's not forget his helmet. Which we made using air dry clay. Here are his different facial expressions. Happy face. Surprised face. And of course, his race face. And check out his rainbow skateboard that we made using lego bricks. Time to skate. Oh, it's a ramp. Oh, but it looks really high. But I think I can make it. Here goes. Yes, I did it. Now let's make number block fifteen. Number block fifteen is made up of ten white blocks with red borders and five light blue blocks. Fifteen is a step shape. And she's a secret agent who likes to go on special missions. Let's put her arms. Legs. Face. And number link. Check out her different facial expressions. Fifteen. And I am a super special step shape secret agent. Hush, hush. A number with a mission. I'm a number in a mission. Hush, hush. Gotta hide my identity. Oh, someone's coming. Hush, hush. I better hide quick. I can vanish and you won't even know I was here. Hush, hush. Oh, some steps. How convenient. Sixteen is made up of ten white blocks with red borders and six indigo blocks. She usually appears as a square which means she's four blocks tall and four blocks wide. Let's put her legs. Arms. And face. There she is. And let's not forget her number link. I am sixteen and I'm a really, really big square. We can also make other expressions for her. Like a surprised face. Or an angry face. Hi, we're the square club. One by one. Two by two. Three by three. Oh, who's that? It's a really big square. I am sixteen and I'm a really big square. Oh, another square. Welcome to the square club. Come on, sing with us. Even though we're different sizes, you can always recognize us. We're as tall as we are wide. We're the same turned on each side. Now let's make number block seventeen. Seventeen is made up of ten white blocks with red borders and seven rainbow blocks. He's usually seen like this. Let's put his legs. Arms. And face. Seventeen also has seven paint splats on his body. One for each of his rainbow colored blocks. Because seventeen loves to paint. Check out his expressions. Surprised. And sad. Now because seventeen loves to paint, let's give him his paintbrush. We made this using air dry clay. And his paint palette. I'm seventeen and I love to paint. Let me paint you a masterpiece. There you go. Do you like it? Oh, you don't like it. It's okay. I'll paint you another one. Oh, I have an idea. I'm sure you're going to love this. There you go. Seventeen paint splats. Because I love to paint seventeen of everything. Now let's make number block eighteen. Eighteen is made up of ten white blocks with red borders. And eight pink blocks. And because he's a super rectangle, he wears an array on his arm. Let's put his legs too. And his face. And let's not forget his number lane. I am eighteen and I'm a super speedy super rectangle. Check out his facial expressions. Surprised face. Sad face. And angry face. I like to go fast. Really fast. And just like any super rectangle, eighteen also has race. Which we made using lego bricks. Three by eight. Six by three. Oh, a pinwheel. I'm going to make a turn with my speed. Here goes. It didn't work. Oh, I know. Six by three. Yes, it worked. Now let's make number block nineteen. Nineteen is made up of ten white blocks with red borders. And nine gray blocks. Three light gray, three medium gray, and three dark gray. Let's add her arms. Legs. Face. And her number lane. I am nineteen and I make crazy shapes. Check out her expressions. Nineteen usually appears with a red pencil. Which she uses to draw crazy shapes. Oh, I am nineteen. And I, hmm, who am I? Let's see now. What can I make? A teapot. I mean, a monster. I mean, an elephant. I mean, a bear. Now let's make number block twenty. Twenty is made up of twenty light orange blocks with dark orange borders. Twenty usually appears as a tall tower two blocks wide. And ten blocks tall. Which means twenty is made up of two tens. That's why number block twenty loves to dance the two tens tango. Let's put on his dancing shoes. Arms. And of course, since he's a super rectangle, he wears an array on his arm too. Let's put his face with his bow tie. Number lane. And of course, his tip top top hat. He brings a cane too. This one we made out of Lego bricks. Check out his expressions. Surprised face. And angry face. I am twenty and I love to dance. Now let's build number block twenty one. Twenty one is made up of twenty light orange blocks and one red block. Twenty one is a number explorer. Which means that she loves discovering new numbers. Now let's put her legs made of Lego bricks. Arms. And face. And because she's a number explorer, let's not forget her explorer's hat. With three rainbow feathers because she's three times seven of course. Her camping luggage, which we made out of air dry clay. And her walking stick made of Lego bricks. We printed several facial expressions on magnetic sheets. So you can change your expressions anytime and tell different stories. Here's a surprised face. And an angry face. Oh no, I think we're lost. Yeah, we're going around in circles and I don't like circles. Huh, what are we gonna do now? Don't worry, I know who can help us. Squares, meet number block twenty one. I'm twenty one and I'm a number explorer. Are you guys lost? Come, follow me. Here we are. Oh, legend says this temple holds the secret to an even larger square than sixteen. Next, let's build number block twenty two. Twenty two is made up of twenty light orange blocks and two orange blocks. And twenty two loves football. Here are his feet. One red and one blue. He's twenty two so he can split into two elevens or two football teams. One red and one blue. Here are his arms, also red and blue. And his face, also with red and blue eyes. And of course, let's not forget his number lane. I'm twenty two and I'm two football teams. We can move his arms and change his facial expressions. Here's his sad face and a surprised face. And let's not forget his favorite thing in the world, his football. Oh, football. I love football. Let's play. Oh, I'm so excited. Come on everybody, let's play. Anyone? Where is everyone? Won't anybody play with me? I know. I'm twenty two and I'm two football teams. Happy to play, home and away. Oh, watch out, watch out. And goal. Now let's build number block twenty three. Twenty three is made up of twenty light orange blocks and three yellow blocks. Now let's arrange his three yellow blocks vertically at the bottom right. Let's put his legs, arms, and face. And his number lane. I'm twenty three and I'm happy being me. Move his arms and change his facial expressions. Here's a surprised face and an angry face. Hello, twenty. Let's try to find out how many rectangles we can make if we combine. Sure. Two blocks wide? No, that's not a rectangle. Three blocks wide? Still no. Four blocks wide? Uh-uh. Five blocks wide? Still no. We're doing so bad. We're not very rectangular, are we? Seven blocks wide? No. Eight blocks wide? No. But that's okay. I'm twenty three and I'm happy being me. Now let's build number block twenty four. Twenty four is made up of twenty light orange blocks and four green blocks. Twenty four is a super duper rectangle. That means she can make a lot of different rectangles. Even more than twelve or eighteen. Here are her legs. Her arms. She wears an array display on one of them because she's a super duper rectangle. And her face. And because there are twenty four hours in a day, twenty four holds two sticks that represent the sun and moon. Like there are twelve hours in a day and twelve hours in a night. Because twenty four is two twelves, of course. Now here's a surprised face. And an angry face. I'm twenty four and I'm a super duper rectangle. Check out my array display. I can make many rectangles. Two by twelve. Three by eight. Four by six. Six by four. Eight by three. I can do this all day and all night too. Now let's make number block twenty five. Twenty five is made up of twenty light orange blocks and five blue blocks. And because twenty five is five by five, she's a square and a member of the square club. Here are her legs. Her arms. And her face. And let's not forget her number link. I am twenty five and I'm a really, really big square. We can also make several different facial expressions. Here's a sad face. And a surprised face. Let's see what's inside this temple. Hey, that's me. And that's me. Two lots of two. Oh, here I am. Three lots of three. And me. Four lots of four. Oh wait, but could it be that there's a square bigger than me? Look at this next one. Yes, five lots of five. I am twenty five and I'm a really, really big square. Hooray, you are a square. Welcome to the square club. Let's say the motto. Even though we're different sizes, you can always recognize us. We're as tall as we are wide. We're the same turned on each side. Square club, hooray! Let's build number block twenty six. Twenty six is a secret agent, just like number block fifteen. He's made up of twenty light orange blocks and six indigo blocks. And his indigo blocks make him look like he's wearing a coat, just like a real agent. And he can also split into two number block thirteens. Now let's put his legs using Lego bricks. His arms, which match the color of his coat. And of course, his face printed on a magnetic sheet. You can recognize him through his shades and tie. And let's not forget his bowler hat. There you go. I'm agent twenty six and I'm great at finding hidden numbers. We can also change his facial expressions to tell a story. Here's a surprised face. And a detective hush hush face. Good morning, friends. I invited the two of you here for a very important mission. A mission that only the two of you can accomplish. Meet my top agent, agent thirteen. Hi, I'm agent thirteen. What? Thirteen is a secret agent? No way. Of course. That's why he's a secret agent. But the problem is, whenever anyone says the number thirteen. Oh, did you say thirteen? Oh. Then agent thirteen falls to pieces. Oh, we get it. You need somebody to carry around agent thirteen. Let's do this. Twenty plus six equals twenty six. I am agent twenty six and I'm double thirteen and twenty six again. Good job, agent twenty six. Your secret is safe with me. Hush hush. Now let's build number block twenty seven. Twenty seven is usually seen as a cube. Here's how to make it. First, use the seven rainbow colored blocks and form it like this. And then add the twenty light orange blocks all around it. Until you make a cube. Now we can add her legs. Arms. And face. And of course, let's not forget her numberling. She can also have a superhero face when she's a super cube. And an angry face. And when she's not a cube, she's also seen like this. A rectangle. Because twenty seven is nine threes or three nines. Let's add her legs. Arms. Face. And numberling. Now that I, Octo Naughty, have the magic home mirror, I can control whoever travels between number land and alpha land. Here goes. Alpha block. Number block. Alpha block. This is, uh, annoying. With your superheroes in the other land, nothing can stop me now. We have to stop this. I have an idea. Let's do it. Twenty six plus one equals twenty seven. Give it up, Octo Naughty. What? No. I'll send you back. It's not working. Remember, there's no 27th letter of the alphabet. And I'm 27. And I'm a super cube by the power of three dimensions. Your days of naughtiness are numbered, Octo Naughty. We have you surrounded. Stop this right now, Octo Naughty. Uh-oh. Well, anywhere's better than here. I'll be back, number blocks. Next, let's build. Do you know who? That's right. Number block 28. 28 is a pattern pioneer. And she's usually seen as a tower with windows. She's made up of 20 light orange blocks and 8 pink blocks. And she can make lots of patterns. Let's add her feet. Her rainbow colored arms because she's four sevens. With an array display because she's a super rectangle. And her step shape mask because she's the sum of one to seven. And her numberling, of course. We can also make other facial expressions like a surprised face and a sad face. 28 wears an array display because she's a super rectangle. And she has a rainbow step shaped mask because she's a member of the step squad. She's the sum of one to seven. I'm 28. And I'm a pattern pioneer. Square with a hole. Chunky cross. 4 by 7 rectangle. 7 by 4 rectangle. A surprised cow. A crazy shape. A 2 by 14 rectangle. A step shape. And a tower with windows. Get in. Now let's build number block 29. He loves clubs. 29 is made up of 20 light orange blocks. And 9 gray blocks in light, medium, and dark shades of gray. Stack the gray blocks on the right side like this. From light to dark. Now we can put his legs. Arms. And face. And of course his badges. 29 enjoys creating new clubs. And makes badges for each of them. He's a member of several clubs himself. And of course let's not forget his numberling. We can also change his facial expressions. Here's a surprised face. And a sad face. We can also build him like this. 5 blocks tall by 6 blocks wide. With 1 block missing on the upper right. Here's his legs. Arms. And face. Then his badges. And of course his numberling. Hello everyone. Welcome to the square club. Oh hello. Can I join you? I'm sorry. But you have to be a square to be a member of the square club. Yes, you have to be as tall as you are wide. Oh, I can't make a square. But I really wanted to join a club. What do I do? Oh, I know. Why don't I make my own club? I am 29. And I'm a member of the Roaring 20s. With all the 20s from 21 to 29. And I'm also a member of the Prime Club. With all the other prime numbers. I'm also a member of the Made of Ones Club. With every other number except 0. The Nine Enders. With 9 and 19. And of course, the Odd Club. With all the other odd numbers. That's why I'm a member of 5 different clubs. 30 is made up of 30 light yellow blocks. For this video, we painted two sides of the standard yellow block with a lighter yellow color. Then make a rectangle that's 3 blocks wide and 10 blocks tall. For her legs, we glued two Lego pieces to an acrylic piece to act as a base. Then we used air dry clay to mold her arms and attached a magnetic piece at the end so we can connect them to the body. You can even use white air dry clay to make an array display that the super rectangles wear. Then we printed different facial expressions on magnetic sheets. We also molded a Jester's hat using air dry clay. And there she is, number block 30. And you can make different facial expressions depending on your story. Like a happy face or a sad face. And because she's a super rectangle, she can make many different rectangles. 10 by 3, 6 by 5, 5 by 6, 15 by 2, 2 by 15. I am 30, the big entertainer. Let's see, what can I do for you today? I know, I can juggle three 10 balls. Because I am three 10s. I can also juggle 30 balls. And I'm also made up of 10 3s, which can also be arranged sideways. Now let's make number block 31. 31 is made up of 30 light yellow blocks and one red block. We glued his legs so they would go right under the red block. And attached a longer acrylic piece on the right side to keep it steady. We also used air dry clay with magnetic pieces for his arms. And printed different facial expressions. Just like a calendar, he's seven blocks wide. Because the seven columns stand for the seven days in a week. For the top of the calendar, we cut off the end of a spring notebook with a spring intact. And there he is, number block 31. We can move his arms and change his expressions. With an angry face or a surprised face. I am 30 and I'm one. Together we are 31. Just like the days of a calendar. I figured myself out. I am 31 and I love calendars. I always know what day it is. Oh, I think today is my birthday. Next let's make, do you know who? That's right, number block 32. She's made up of 30 light yellow blocks and two orange blocks. Just like before, we used two Lego pieces glued to an acrylic sheet for her legs to keep her steady. Air dry clay for her arms. And printed facial expressions on magnetic sheets. And of course, we made her numberling using letter transfers on an acrylic piece. And there she is, number block 32. We can change her facial expressions to an angry face or a shocked face. And there's her array display. She's a super rectangle. 8x4, 16x2, 2x16, and 8x4. I'm 32 and I'm a doubler. I love fun, especially if it's double the fun. Like two 16s, four 8s, or even eight 4s. What about 16 2s and 32 1s? That's a lot of fun. I'm 32, always ready for fun. Now let's make number block 35. 35 is made up of 30 light yellow blocks and five blue blocks. We also used air dry clay for his arms and glued Lego pieces to an acrylic piece. For 35, we also printed five flowers with seven petals each. Because 35 is made up of five 7s. We also printed out 35's face. And of course, let's not forget his numberling. Also made using letter transfers on an acrylic piece. And there he is, number block 35. We can change his expression to an angry face. Or a surprised face. Not much has been revealed about 35. But we do know that he loves to split into seven 5s. 35! This time, let's make number block 36. Number block 36 is made up of 30 light yellow blocks and six indigo blocks. We also used air dry clay for his arms and sloped Lego pieces glued to an acrylic piece for his boots. One white and one indigo. We also printed his facial expressions on magnetic sheets. 36 has square-shaped eyes because he's a square. He's six blocks wide by six blocks tall. Let's top him off with his numberling. And there he is, number block 36. He loves puzzles and tricks. We can change his expression to a sad face. Or a shocked face. And yes, he's also a super duper rectangle. 3 by 12, 12 by 3, 9 by 4, 4 by 9, 2 by 18, and 18 by 2. His step-shaped mask means he's a member of the Step Squad. There he is in step shape. Just like 28, 21, 15, 10, 6, 3, and 1. The other members of the Step Squad. So those are our possible number blocks 30s figures using magnetic blocks. 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