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We will need to know the loadbearing / deformation characteristics first in order to ascertain if you could build a life-sized model of the Tal Mahal.
Since Apple Jacks sound like a sweet (or somesuch edible morcel) - it's more than likely you will only manage to build your structure up to a certain height, whereupon the load on the lower Applejacks (caused by the weight of those above it) will exceed their loadbearing limit, causing (most likely) plastic deformation. (ie they will 'squash').
also the taj mahal would be really difficult to build - you'd have to make sure the towers were leaning out at the right angle, and how would you ever be able to buy all the precious & semi-precious stones to encrust into it?
sounds like a terrible waste of apple jacks. good fun though. this site may help with the architectural side of it... let us know how it goes!
They won't be rock hard though - that's the point, I'm afraid. Imagine an applejack of say 1cm x 1cm x 40 cm, you have chewed it and it has set. You nail 2cm of one end to a shelf and allow the other 38 cm to extend over the edge. Because it is a plastic material, it will start to deform and will bend under it's own weight within a day or two.
A piece of marble, (the material used in the Taj Mahal), of the same dimensions would not do this (at least not for a few million years)
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