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  That's exactly what I did. I also filled the bottom with tiles to hold the separate pieces together and add a little weight. That's what's great about this set, you can adjust anything. I will say the tolerances and sizes aren't the same as legit Legos so you will get bending. That's why I stuck with replacing only the base, to minimize the bending.
context: First time I've ever seen this, looks good to be honest. >
  
  It was really cool
  My brother got it for me for Christmas and the entire case has step by step Lego build instructions and stuff and the PCB and everything fits perfectly and it sounds like building legos on a Lego game when you type :) >
  
  Are they real Lego or off brand can you tell?  I probably have all the pieces needed in bins I have now. >
  
  off brand there's no text on the studs >
  
  Have the keyboard can confirm they’re off brand, but I switched out some pieces for real legos to make it colorful and the ones it comes with are pretty high quality >
  
  what are the keycaps >
  
  Nice gift! My partner and I bought one. I just used Kang White (lubed) switches over KBDCrafts switches. I just wish it had more of a typing angle. >
  
  Well it's Lego! U can add more pieces to the bottom the create the kind of angle u want >
  
  I mean, you can by changing the bottom plates of the case which is something I am looking into doing. For now, some larger rubber feet have done the trick