r/KNEX

Been a while since I posted, so if you weren't following along I've created a 32ft long Mackinac Bridge and have a hosting agreement with the Grand Rapids, MI - Amway Grand Plaza Hotel for it to be set up in their lobby during the city wide ArtPrize art exhibition/competition.

Some very generous friends of mine have an unfinished building and have allowed me to use it for a full test setup. This is actually the first time it's been completely setup anchorage to anchorage as my basement maximum is only about 27ft.

I was able to borrow 4x 6ft tables from our church, and bought an 8ft table to get to 32ft. I'll have blue tablecloths when it gets setup for ArtPrize.

Looking forward to working on finishing details, and just really thankful to those that have encouraged me in this, offered to borrow a building and tables, my wife putting up with this 😅, and even the lady who runs the local toy resale shop that sets K'nex off to the side for me and is excited to see it at ArtPrize herself.

Hi all, I’ve recently went through a bunch of old knex/lego stuff I kept from when I was a kid, and one of the sets I had was this knex bricks medieval castle. It had these weird minifigures, and was made of mostly these grey bricks (there’s way more of them, I just took a pic of a few to show what I’m talking about). Because I don’t have the instructions anymore, I looked online to try and find a pdf so I could rebuild the set. One problem though… I can’t find any information on it! I checked all over google, YouTube, this subreddit, basicfun.com, and the knex user group; didn’t find anything. Although I don’t know the set name/number which definitely isn’t helping.

If you have any information on this set at all, please comment!

Hey all been digging around my storage and found an old knex angry birds set this one is new but the tape holding the box shut is loose so it opens if you aren’t careful i peaked inside to make sure everything is in there which it is thankfully any idea if it’s worth anything? thanks