Another photo of rotating pieces from Geomag Mechaics set. You can assemble these platforms and beams in different ways, and they will move and turn. The round holes on platform’s surface is for Geomag balls. You can add magnet rods on another side to fixate them in place.
Watch video showing magnet connections of this building set.
Pictures from the manufacturer show some toys you can make.
This set is much bigger (and pricey) than normal Tegu sets, but in can occupy and entertain many children at once.
Magna-Qubix pieces come in different shapes. There are cubes, pyramids, triangular, hexagonal and rectangular prisms. Blocks of each type have magnets in all their corners. Since sides of the block match in size, you can contact them magnet to magnet. Because of this, even the big crafts won’t fall apart.
Large, magnetic, bright, soft (EVA – Ethylene Vinyl Acetate).
A closer look on special pieces included in Geomag Mechanics set. You can assemble these plastic thing in different ways and add magnetic balls and rods to them. The whole construction will rotate smoothly around the central axis.
Largest set contains 40 pieces and a storage bag that folds out into a mat. The side of the square is 7 inch!!!
Geomag Mechanics has both usual balls and rods like any Geomag set, and rotating platforms found only in this series. The idea of this set is to build all kinds of moving sculptures, adding common magnetic parts to these special platforms. Since the platforms are plastic, they have special sockets so you can fix balls on them.
Magna-Qubix are magnetic building blocks by the Magna-Tiles brand. They are colorful and transparent, just like the most Magna-Tiles, and have surfaces of similar design. There are 2 different sizes of sets, but each set has pieces of different shapes, including pyramids, cubes and hexagons.
