Category: Tegu – wooden cubes and planks with magnets (Honduras)

Tegu Skyhook. Cabin and tail in red tones, 3 triangular prisms, 2 blue cubes. 2 short planks in blue and red with aviation-themed decorations, 1 parallelogram, a cord with magnetic parts at the ends (most likely this is a hook), 4 wheels , 1 propeller and face – a cylinder with eyes – 17 parts of the new set. Tegu is a little ahead of the developers of one of the largest heavy-lift helicopters – SkyHook JHL-40 . The launch of this hybrid aircraft and helicopter was scheduled for 2014. It never took off, hovewer, due to lack of financial support – the project was short of 100 million dollars.

Everything included in the 42-piece Tegu set, in “Blues” colors. This set, unlike the smaller ones, have wheels, and also more prisms and cubes, so the crafts made from it are not so “flat”.

Pocket Pouch Prism… …and what you can do with them. There are 6 parts in a felt pocket – 4 triangular prisms and 2 parallelograms. 5 color options.

Another Travel Pals tegu set. Like many other Travel Pals, it has unusual colors and decorations no other Tegu set has. So even if you think this set is gtoo small for your child to play, you may consider it like an add-on to your Tegu collection.

New Tegu – Future series in shades of blue and natural. The largest set in the series – Magnetron – consists of 32 parts of 14 types. It implies the construction of not only numerous robots, but also machines, guns, cranes, oil rigs, space stations and other objects of mechanical engineering of all kind.

It has pleasant shades of natural and blue. We liked the presence of solar panels, caterpillars, triangular prisms, parallelograms. Robot lovers will surely be delighted.

A “basic” model for Travel Pals Sitty set. Decorations repeat among different Travel Pals sets – for example, Hummingbird set also has pieces with this “snowflake” pattern on them. However, colors of Travel Pals sets are unique, and no other Tegu sets have these patterns on them.

No way we can live without guns and tanks… Actually, after seeing this particular picture on the Internet, my son and I became interested in the Tegu – Future series.