These sets are much bigger than normal Tegu and have either 90, 130 or 240 pieces. They allow kids to build virtually anything and can entertain many children at once, so even schools and daycares may use them. Note that this piture has pieces from both Future and Tints sets.
Edtoy Da Vinci series. Pictures by Edtoy.
Girl’s joy – magnetic flowers. Pieces of EDTOY Da Vinci.
Many Geomag sets with balls and rods also have special panels to fill the gaps between the rods. These panels make the final craft look more solid, adding surfaces to the empty construction. There are many Geomag sets with these panels of different shapes and colors. This classic panel set with 200 pieces is the biggest of its type. This set is orange and red, while smaller sets of this type, for some reason, come in green and blue. The set includes triangle, square and pentagon panels, along with balls and rods to build from.
Cute and well-fed South Korean animals with a magnetic back.
Even with small number of pieces you can build interesting sculptures from Magna-Qubix.
Population of EDTOY magnetic country. You can dismantle them into 2 parts, and each part contains a magnet. So they can both stand and sit, in a car, for example, or on a horse.
In this picture, you can see Magna-Qubix magnets in each corner of the blocks.
The pieces are made from EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate).
This is the second-biggest Tegu blocks set. It has the “future” color oprions, matching the much smaller Future sets. Just like small Future sets, this one has blue hues and circuits on natural-colored blocks.
