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This will be the most amazing house of cards you will build in your life!
 
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Step 1: What You Need

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Flat surface (preferably carpet)
deck of cards (15 cards per story)
steady hand
I_am_Canadian says: Jun 26, 2008. 5:24 PM
And then came the big, bad wolf, and he huffed, and he puffed......
firebird101 in reply to I_am_CanadianJul 3, 2012. 1:09 PM
lolol good one
mg0930mg in reply to I_am_CanadianDec 6, 2008. 9:17 PM

SteampunkManiac in reply to mg0930mgFeb 24, 2011. 10:26 AM
IT'S GOOOOOOOOOOOONE!!!!!!!!!!!!
mg0930mg in reply to SteampunkManiacMar 13, 2011. 2:35 PM
Aw..
Plo Koon says: Apr 25, 2011. 2:20 PM
uh that looks really hard to do.
zack247 says: Mar 4, 2010. 9:04 PM
YES! perfect! now my house of cards can be more than a triangle! i managed to build a 3 level pyramid of cards once, i find that the good old UNO cards are the best for card houses, there's something about their surface that wont let them slip...
The_Saccade says: Oct 30, 2009. 10:29 PM
Nice.
Green Jelly. I haven't listened to them since I was at school.
Probably because they're not the sort of music that's any good after the first few times, until fifteen years later.

This is neat!
I've only done single depth layers or pyramids before. I'd not thought of doing squares.

It's like Jenga.

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ampeyro says: Jul 15, 2009. 2:27 PM
the center brigde card is neded?
LinuxH4x0r says: Feb 9, 2008. 5:54 PM
Awsome! I cant get more than one story, will try this method
Rock Soldier in reply to LinuxH4x0rMay 10, 2009. 6:10 PM
That's double the amount I can get (As of now) Now where are my cards...
kibbler says: Mar 10, 2009. 5:36 PM
9 stories! (hot wheels) BEAT THAT! =)
lucek says: Jul 31, 2008. 1:40 PM
best I've done was 3 stories using just the lean and bridge.
daviddd says: Jun 14, 2008. 10:51 PM
Looks good!
spynikk says: Apr 18, 2008. 11:29 AM
ya right :)
zachninme says: Feb 9, 2008. 5:43 PM
About 3 years ago, I made a house of cards (one story) that supported just over 8kg. (It was actually hard to find places for the wieghts) The trick is to do the lean, but instead of using one card on each side, use 7 or more. Then repeat. For the ceiling, put as many cards on as you can, they help distribute the weight for one, but also add enough weight to keep it from falling initally.
reedz says: Feb 9, 2008. 5:08 PM
There are other ways to make card houses but this is unique with the single vertical cards.
GorillazMiko says: Feb 9, 2008. 4:38 PM
If I did this, it would probably all knock down. But awesome job, if I do it on carpet I might succeed!
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