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.
This is the biggest Tegu set – so manufacturer even suggests to use it in schools or daycares. It has 240 pieces of different shapes, including basically every type of pieces any other Tegu sets have. The set on photo is in Tints color scheme.
This is one of the smallest Blockaroo sets. It has only 13 pieces – but it it includes a platform with wheels, pieces connected with a rope, pieces with moving joints and other interesting things. Like in other Blockaroo sets, the blocks can rotate after ypou connect them, and the whole set is waterproof and can float.
This is the biggest SMARTMAX balls and rods set. It has standard pieces and you can use it together with any other SMARTMAX set. However, the really interesting and unusual thing about this set is its box. Both the lid and the bottom of the box have special depressions to hold pieces of the set in a fixed place. This way, you can use the box as a sturdy and reliable base for your crafts, and build higher and bigger.
The main pieces of the Fractiles mosaic. The lengh of each rhombus is 3 cm.
Made from EDTOY blocks by Willy (6 years).
A Geomag Confetti 50-piece set has relatively small number of rods, but many colorful insert panels.
