The box of the magnetic Castle set.

The box of the magnetic Castle set.
The half of the plastic panels from the magnetic Castle set.
The other half of the plastic panels from the magnetic Castle set.
A page from the manual.
The pictures in the instructions are beautiful, the castles are very impressive, but building such castles requires not just 1 or 2 sets…
A slightly more reliable version of the Magformers castle walls.
A figure made from magnetic foam panels.
A page from the “Castle” building kit assembly manual.
In the photo, the green straight rods and the red curved ones are from Bornimago, while the plastic panels are from the “Castle” construction set. The construction set pieces combine well with the magnetic rods from Bornimago, except for the plastic half-circle pieces (a separate blue piece in the photo). To fit this piece, you need the original curved rods from the “Castle” construction set: they are either slightly shorter or slightly thinner than the Bornimago ones (I haven’t figured it out yet), but the piece made with the original “Castle” rods doesn’t fall off.
This is one of the smaller PIXIO sets, containing 60 pieces in 4 colors. Fully compatible with any other PIXIO building block sets.
Although the magnetic cubes in PIXIO sets are smaller than those found in most magnetic building kits, measuring only 8mm each, they are still remarkably strong. They have the ability to keep rather big toys together once assembled. These cubes are designed to be used as “pixels” in both 2D and 3D sculptures and toys. They can be easily assembled, played with, and then reassembled again, offering endless creative possibilities.
Another bunch of sea creatures made from Iotobo Mandala set.