45 Replies to “Impossible Structures”

  1. I’m sorry, but all of these pictures just simply have to be messed with in some sort of computer program. It’s just not possible.

  2. it is possible yer mom. my friend had a book that told u how to make stuff like that but I don’t remember already

  3. That first one is easy to work out. they have the first half and glue that to the plank, they take the second half, glue that the OPPOSITE way (vertical/horizontal) to the plank. Simple!

    1. That might be the case, but the piece on the top wouldn’t fit with what you’re saying, look at the lines of the wood, they don’t go together so seemlessly like you say.

  4. that last one is ridiculously easy to explain. the long bits of wood don’t line up, but the picture’s taken from an angle that looks like they do.

  5. this isnt impossible at all. the last one i made one of my own. the two joints at the top arnt actuly joined together, from the angle of the photo it doesnt look like it, ifact the yellow rectangle it just lay on the floor and a hole in the blue/purple one and the picture is took to make it look like they are stuck together.

  6. I GET HOW THE LAST 2 WERE DONE;
    I MADE ONE OUT OF LEGO,BUT CAN SOMEBODY GIVE A DEATAILED EXPLANATION OF HOW THEY DID PIC.1?
    IM GOING TO IMPOSSIBLE OBGECTS 1,2,3,4,ECT.TO GET AN IDEA.

  7. Awsome, that triangle is weird isnt it? oye no enserio, soy espaƱola y ese triangulo me rompio el cerebro

  8. They’re all done the same way, photographed at the exact angle to make them look connected. The last two have front “posts” that are cut on 45 degree angles, the first is a right angle that is cut straight on the end. The last one is more complicated, because the yellow piece has a blue “cube” attached to the end of it.

  9. I also think that the first one just has a post at the back on the top. The bottom right part is further to the front, and close to the edge of the platform. Perspective makes them all look connected.

  10. 2nd angal to the lift side made wrong so sighting simolation give you wrong direction in both object. i will corect and then will show you. but only i can make it by pincel . i dont know how i can paste or up load here,i will trye. thanks to creater . he give me some thing new

  11. You have to check shadows and reflections. Not going to reveal trick, but if you look closely at photos and look at shadows cast and reflections in surfaces, you may get a clue about how it’s done.

    Good luck.

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