This building kit have pieces with moving wheels, so you can assembly a car and drive it around.
The Tow Truck
Geomag PINK Contents
A back side of Geomag Pink package shows nubber and types of the pieces included in the set. There are also photos of some possible crafts.
K’NEX Jungle
The jungle leaves are actually the nearby plant. The tripod construction is made from 100 craft knex kit, and I don’t remember when the monkey came from.
K’Nex comes in two sizes: regular and mini K’Nex. It also includes both thick and thin rods, and some rods can connect the larger and smaller pieces together. Some sets, like 100 craft Knex kit, have only regular pieces.
Like other K’Nex sets, this one features pieces that securely lock together. You can easily take apart your creations and use the pieces to build something new. Regular K’Nex pieces have stronger connections, making crafts sturdy even during active play. Mini K’Nex creations are a bit more delicate.
Although the crafts you can make with K’Nex can be quite large, some of the pieces, especially the mini ones, are very small. This can make K’Nex sets risky for small babies who might accidentally swallow the pieces. These small parts can also be a bit challenging for younger kids to assemble correctly. That’s why it’s recommended for children aged 7 and older to use K’Nex sets.
It’s also worth noting that most K’Nex sets don’t provide detailed crafting instructions. Some packages may only show completed toys as examples. However, thanks to the versatility and creative possibilities K’Nex offers, this usually isn’t a significant issue.
Wheelset – Edtoy Smart Block Automobile
It has 2 rows of magnets on one side, and one row on the other.
Clics Day Nap
A dollhouse we made from a Clics building panels. It’s big enough for Baribie and her child, and holds together pretty well.
ClicsToys is a Belgian company that was established in 2001. It makes the well-known Clics building blocks in its own factory in Kempen. Clics building sets have square pieces of identical form and shape. They easily connect at their edges, creating joints you can move.
With These plastic squares, you can create surfaces and fold them into 3D shapes. There are endless possibilities, even though Clics have very few extra pieces and accessories. Some sets have wheels and decorative panels, but this is pretty much it. On the other hand, Clics sets usually have many pieces, so you can create something truly complicated from just one set.
Since the basic Clics building panels squares, all the basic forms you can assemble from it are cubic or brick-like. However, thanks to the movable joints, you can assemble them at different angles, creating different shapes.
There are ways to create triangular or sloping figures if you assemble the pieces just right. The cubes, however, are the most sturdy and reliable structures this set can offer. There are also a possibility of creating a flat mosaic, combining the pieces of different colors.
Kid K’Nex Whale
There are no whales where we live. And we really wanted to do something big. So kids decided to make a whale – they assembled it by the scheme, but added something of their own.
Japanese Magnet Block
Magnet Block – some assembly options. A bright colored construction set with eyes remains attractive even for 5-years-olds.
Van Eyck Styled Hat
Danila made a hat from Magformers, but the children downright refused to be photographed in it. The clown, however, didn’t resist.
PicassoTiles 1″ Cubes
PicassoTiles have cubic blocks of different size. The cubes on this photo are the bigger version – 1 inch by 1 inch.
SmartMax Start XL
This set is relatively big for Smartmax with its 42 pieces. Unlike the XXL set, it has no plastic box you can use in building, and no curved rods like in Discovery set. But it still is a good options for smaller kids, with big pieces that are easy to grip and hard to swallow.
