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.
One of the sets with the spinning tops. It was interesting to play with, but we were more glad to have the transparent pentagonal panel (it happened when we didn’t have a separate set with panels – Geomag Kids Just Panels yet). The tops spin really nice, but the surface has to be smooth – we launched them on a plastic table.
A model for sparsely populated areas of Scandinavia. “Cannon” under the bottom is for monitoring the moose.
A bunch of robots made from Magtastik building kit.
Made from EDTOY blocks by Willy (6 years).
The balls make the top noticeably heavier, so it spins remarkably well.
The robot has a large screw on its back, its arms are movable thanks to special plastic inserts in the squares. Square parts with a cross in the middle are from the Korean brand Ginimag, as well as the green-blue wheels, the mount of which is inserted into the holes in the squares and triangles. The wheel mount, unfortunately, is weak, it breaks.
Once again we are very pleased with the wonderful properties of the Magformes constructor. Going on a summer vacation and stocking up on games and toys for children of different ages, you can safely exclude everything and leave only Magformers. It fully satisfies the needs of one-year-old toddlers, and girls of primary school age, and even teenagers skeptical of real games, who suddenly discovered the absence of the Internet on a summer vacation. And it’s alsi impossible to scatter it in a car, details around will definitely not fly around the vehicle.
Magformers Math also has pentagons and hexagons, whis is less common for Magformers sets of this size.
Made from EDTOY blocks by Willy (6 years).
These 2 sets of Geomag allow you both to create movement and feel this movement. In general, we bought these sets not because we love spinning tops this much, but because we wanted to add pentagonal plates and multi-colored rods to the pieces we already had. Of course, it was also interesting to play with tops. In the end, we both played and added pieces to other sets. The children liked it. The smaller set is designed for spinning on the surface, the larger set, in yellow-green colors, is designed for spinning in 3D space.
A model for older sister’s most daring educational and design projects. One of the projects is magnetic jewerly.
