Another possible craft from the smallest Magformers Basic set. It takes almost all pieces in the set to build.
Small Magformers Basic Set – Fish
Category: Magnetic Building Kits
Magnetic building kits utilize magnets as connectors, enabling children to create stable and flexible designs. These kits often include magnetic rods and balls or magnetic tiles that easily snap together, providing an engaging building experience.
Geomag – Infinite Spheres Forming
Crafts made from Geomag building kit.
The Rocket
More than 70 cm. Magneticus magnetic cubes.
By Mary B and 6,6-years-old Willy.
Old And New Wheels
New (top) and old (bottom) Tegu wheels. The old ones had magnets only on one side, while the new ones have magnets on 2 sides.
Small Magformers Basic Set
This is smallest of the Magformers Basic sets – it has only 14 pieces, and only squares and triangles. However, this is enough to build many different things or enhance some set you already have. It is a good starter set just to try out Magformers. It may also be handy as a travel option, since it’s entertaining and takes little space when stacked.
The Jeep
Made from a Chinese magnetic construction set. For size comparison, there is a LEGO Duplo train in front.
By Mary B and 6,6-years-old Willy.
SmartMax My First Safari Animals
This SmartMax set is meant for little children, starting from 1 year old. It contains animal figurines that children need to assemble themselves before playing. Each animal figurine consists of two parts that you have put on a magnetic rod to connect them, and you can recombine the parts as many times as you want. The rod is very similar to rods from building magnetic kits like Geomag, though this one is much bigger. Since pieces are way too big for babies to swallow accidentally, this toy is safer than most magnetic kits.
GEOMAG E-Motion Contents
This picture by Geomag shows all pieces uncluded in 32-piece E-Motion set.
24-Piece Sunset Tegu Set Contents
Everything included in the 24-piece Tegu set, in “Sunset” colors.
PIXIO Size
PIXIO blocks are very small, smaller than the most other magnetic blocks. This allows older kids and adults to build more interesting things, but it also means that PIXIO aren’t safe for small kids.
