Build your own moose on Bloxburg

What can I use instead of a physical ruler or hard-to-find long thin pieces from the instructions?

Use the game's grid squares on-screen instead of a physical ruler to count measurements, and replace long thin pieces for the legs with stacked thin blocks or pillars from the Build Mode catalog.

My moose keeps tipping over when I switch to Play Mode—what should I check and fix?

If the moose tips in Play Mode, return to Build Mode to widen or re-center the four legs on grid squares and add hidden support blocks under the body or connect legs to a base until it stays upright.

How can I adapt this moose-building activity for different ages?

For younger kids, simplify by letting them place a few large blocks for the body and head and use simple stick antlers, while older kids can follow the sketch-to-grid step, build detailed antlers with smaller pieces, paint patterns with the colour tool, and test stability in Play Mode themselves.

What are some ways to enhance or personalize the finished moose beyond the basic steps?

Personalize the moose by painting custom fur patterns with the colour tool, adding decorations or a themed base from extra blocks (like snow or trees), experimenting with different antler shapes from smaller pieces, and then share photos of the finished moose on DIY.org.