Author: Kate

A huge K’Nex sledge. This thing looks fragile, but it’s actually strong enough to support a big plush toy.

Candy the Poodle under an unbrela. It’s a pity that K’Nex ubrellas don’t really stop any rain…

Our contribution to the owl-building mania 🙂 This one is a standard K’Nex model our manual had in it.

A view from a different angle at our K’Nex playgroud. This is a better view of the ladder and a climbing pole which also spins (on the right).

Another set of K’Nex playground model: a trampoline (on the left), a sandbox (on the right) and a spinning barrel on a bar (on top of the picture).

A whole playground we made from K’Nex, with a slide, a climbing rope, a slide and a climbing ladder. We built it from pieces that came from multiple different sets. Most of them, however, cam from K’Nex 100 models set.

K’Nex comes in two sizes: regular and mini K’Nex. There are also both thick and thin rods, and some rods can connect the larger and smaller pieces together. Not all K’Nex sets include mini parts.

Like other K’Nex sets, this one features pieces that securely lock together. You can easily take apart your creations and use the pieces to build something new. Regular K’Nex pieces have stronger connections, making crafts sturdy even during active play. Mini K’Nex creations are a bit more delicate. K’Nex 100 models set has only regular sets.

Although the crafts you can make with K’Nex can be quite large, some of the pieces, especially the mini ones, are very small. This can make K’Nex sets risky for small babies who might accidentally swallow the pieces. These small parts can also be a bit challenging for younger kids to assemble correctly. That’s why it’s recommended for children aged 7 and older to use K’Nex sets.

It’s also worth noting that most K’Nex sets don’t provide detailed crafting instructions. Some packages may only show completed toys as examples. However, thanks to the versatility and creative possibilities K’Nex offers, this usually isn’t a significant issue.

A general view of our K’Nex playground models. We made it from a mix of different sets, including 100 crafts Knex kit.

K’Nex comes in two sizes: regular and mini K’Nex. There are also both thick and thin rods, and some rods can connect the larger and smaller pieces together. Not all K’Nex sets include mini parts, some, like 100 crafts Knex kit, only have regular ones.

Like other K’Nex sets, this one features pieces that securely lock together. You can easily take apart your creations and use the pieces to build something new. Regular K’Nex pieces have stronger connections, making crafts sturdy even during active play. Mini K’Nex creations are a bit more delicate.

Although the crafts you can make with K’Nex can be quite large, some of the pieces, especially the mini ones, are very small. This can make K’Nex sets risky for small babies who might accidentally swallow the pieces. These small parts can also be a bit challenging for younger kids to assemble correctly. That’s why it’s recommended for children aged 7 and older to use K’Nex sets.

It’s also worth noting that most K’Nex sets don’t provide detailed crafting instructions. Some packages may only show completed toys as examples. However, thanks to the versatility and creative possibilities K’Nex offers, this usually isn’t a significant issue.