Magformers, a highly popular magnetic construction toy, consists of plastic frames in various shapes like squares and triangles. These frames are equipped with magnets along the edges, allowing for easy assembly and disassembly. With Magformers, you can build a wide range of 2D and 3D figures. Some kits even include additional accessories like wheels. These user-friendly toys are suitable for kids as young as 3 years old and promote STEM education while encouraging creativity.
Another Magformers set focusing on unusual pieces. While Magformers, by the definition, are magnetic frames, this set also has “windows”. These unique pieces are square frames with empty space covered with transparent plastic. With these window pieces, any craft will look very different. So it’s a good idea to try this set with any other Magformers, especially for building houses.
Made by Alesya (5.5 years old). Round and round it spins!
Flat magnetic frame picture. Made by Daisy (3 years 10 months).
A solid set of 174 parts. Very good in composition – all the main forms are present in sufficient amount to create both well-known monuments of history and culture, and objects of the near future still unknown to mankind. The set comes with a booklet that briefly explains how to build the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Golden Gate and Tower Bridges, the Sydney Opera House, the Eiffel Tower, the Empire State Building and other famous architectural monuments.
This Magformers set set contains 174 pieces in 17 shapes.
Bridges are one of Magformers’ favorite themes. The model of the bridge was in one of his very first sets, and nearly anyone who owns Magformers built bridges from this constructor. In the Landmark set – Monuments of history and culture, you can find another famous bridge, the Golden Gate.
This Magformers set contains 174 parts in 17 shapes.
Magformers disappointed us a little… Disappointed not with the new details, of course, we liked big details, supersectors and superarches. The cones made a good impression, and the smallest arches and sectors also turned out to be useful. But the manufacturer miscalculated with the magnets in large details. Greedy thing… They are no magnets in places where they are very needed!!! Crosses on the photo indicate places where there are NO magnets …
Another craft option proposed for the small Magformers Basic. There are many thing you can build from this set, but it is still more useful as an addition to some other set.
Another proposed craft from the smallest Magformers Basic Set. I don’t know what it is, but it looks funny.
