Made by Willy, 5,5 years old, from Manetico blocks.
The Train Station
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 Glitter
Geomag Glitter has transparent colorful plastic with some shiny, glittery pieces in it. In all other ways, this is a typical Geomag set, and you can use it together with any other Geomag.
With Gears Added On Wings
Another version of the cargo plane. Made from EDTOY Da Vinci series.
Lbyng Magnetic Blocks Crafts
This picture by the manufacturer shows some possible crafts and types of blocks of the set.
A Girl On A Carousel
A carousel ride. A very exciting and surprisingly sturdy toy.
The Salamander
A lizard-like creature made from magnetic balls. It sticks to any piece of metal it can find.
Geomag Tent Camp
Geomag KIDS Panels – 150 construction kit with orange-yellow panels.
Made by Danny (4 years old).
Blue Tegu Car
Another Tegu car for babies, with different type of the top piece.
In The Center Of The Fish
If you look into the fish’s mouth, you can see a metal ball. These cubic and triangular segments are attached to this metal ball, forming a large ball. And then you attach various shaped lids to these segments, transforming ball into an egg.
Smartmax Cars – Mounting
Smartmax has many parts for constructing various vehicles – wheels, cabs, bodies, buckets, fire ladders, etc. For a long time, I looked at these sets with doubt, believing that these parts would not hold well and will fall off. But no, the parts are not held by a magnetic connection, but are attached directly to a magnetic rod. Everything snaps into place and doesn’t move anywhere else.
However, most parts – a bucket, a fire ladder and others, are first attached to the cabin. And if you have only one cabin, it will not be possible to attach multiple pieces at the same time. For example, you can’t combine a fire truck with a bulldozer, or a truck with a bulldozer. So you will need a second or even third cabin. Additional (non-magnetic parts) have round holes with 2 or more protrusions. When you insert one piece into another, you get a slightly crackling, but strong joint. The bucket moves up and down, you can put it in a certain position, just like the ladder.
