What do small building blocks that can be put together look like when magnified by a microscope?

Magnified by a microscope, there are many tiny bumps and textures on the surface, and the edges of small building blocks are very smooth and accurate.

First of all, we will find that there are many tiny bumps and textures on the surface of small building blocks. These bumps and textures are designed to increase the friction of building blocks and make them more easily spliced together. Some small building blocks will have some nicks or wear, which is caused by long-term use and friction.

Secondly, we can see that the edges of small building blocks are very smooth and precise. This is because high-precision molds and machines are used in the manufacturing process of small building blocks to ensure that the size and shape of each small building block are very consistent. This enables small building blocks to be accurately spliced together to form various shapes and structures.

In addition, we can also observe the color and material of small building blocks. Some small building blocks are monochrome, while others are multicolor. Add color to small building blocks by dyeing or spraying. As for materials, small building blocks are usually made of plastic or wood. These materials have good durability and plasticity, so that small building blocks can withstand long-term use and splicing.