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.
After we received our Magnetic Stick N Stack set with wheels, we found another version of Magna-Tiles on the Internet – the Playmags magnetic kit. Visually, we liked it. First of all, because of 4 potential vehicles and the original “fence” elements, from which you can build a frame for a truck, and a fence on a farm, and lay rails for a train. Now we are thinking…
In this version of the castle, openwork and colored panels are used. Sticks are from the same set. The color panels are common ones, a decent copy of the Geomag panels. Buildings look very impressive very impressive when well-lit, especially in sunlight.
On the left, we have rods from the Chinese magnetic castle set, and on the right, we have rods from another Chinese set called Moli (also known as Magnastix). The Magnetic Castle has attic window panels that can only be held with a half ring of sticks of this particular brand. If you use the semi-circle made of Moli sticks, the panel simply slips away without stopping.
Yet another Clixo sets version – 30-piece set in pink and yellow colors.
When looking at the Nelson set through a computer screen, Admiral Nelson immediately comes to mind, setting off on a ship to the sea. Dark blue sea depths, gray-blue sky, green uninhabited islands, orange sunrise… “How romantic!” – I thought. And I was wrong – the set is named after a modern American designer from Connecticut, George Nelson. The colors in the set are really wonderful, and the quality is excellent. Sadly, I can’t say the same about the locations of the magnets in the pieces – they are catastrophically few. It seems that the details were well thought out, but they remembered about the magnets at the last moment, and hastily shoved a pair into each detail. We haven’t felt this dissapointed in a long time…
Canopy bed for our favorite mouse. First we made a blanket, then we added an attachment to it in the form of a bed. The blanket was made by 3-year-old Alesya, and her mommy helped her with the bed.
Sadly, I don’t know the name or the country of the manufacturer. In the crafts, almost all the components of the construction set are present, except for two missing yellow triangular pieces.
A clone of an American magnetic construction set for toddlers.
Blue parts are the skis and ski sticks. Made from EDTOY Da Vinci series.
These are some crafts you can assemble from Dasdax puzzle cube set. You can build like with any other magnetic set or try to repeat certain shapes the set proposes.
