He is actually waddling from one side to another and seemingly can’t stand still.
Waddling Calf
Carriages for Cinderellas
Two carriages made from Magfrormers building kit. This particular kit have moving wheels.
Spaceship
This alien spaceship arrived to us from Geomag set.
Quercetti Georello Toolbox Set Box
Quercetti Georello Toolbox set comes in a sturdy box. The lid of this box becomes a building baseplate, and pole pieces of this set can turn into a handle.
This Georello Toolbox set has all the essential thing you’d desire in a gear system. Firstly, their construction quality is top-notch, and the pieces have robust and solid design. The set also has a seamless gear interface, so they interlock securely. With this reliable connections and sturdy pieces, the set allows you to build machines that can perform real work.
The set includes several base plates that fit together like puzzle pieces. Nearly half the time these are in use at our house, kids made colorful boxes from them. So, they’re not just basic pieces but are interesting decorations in their own. The second set of pieces has support structures, which are tubes and joints that interlock to create sturdy poles. These pieces come in a consistent size, without the frustration of dealing with components at slightly different heights, a problem we’ve encountered with other sets in the past. The support connects are sturdy, so that the structures stay intact once they’re built.
In addition to the gears, this set also comes with attachments like chains and rubber bands. You can use them to connect groups of gears that would otherwise be separate. Also, you can use them with other toys and building sets.
Jeep With Trailer Made Of Da Vinci Blocks
We adapted the trailer using long parts from the Da Vinci Aircraft kit.
The Wheeled Dragon
A wheeled dragon made from Magfrormers building kit.
Somebody Made From Tazoo
Geomag Kor Tazoo Beto. Still no idea what kind of animal this is.
Zoob Amphibious Vehicle
A half-car, half-boat we built from a big Zoob building set.
Back in 1997, inventor Michael Grey introduced Zoob, a toy inspired by the science of motion and organism development. Zoob represents an acronym for Zoology, Ontology, Ontogeny, and Botany. Each set has rod-like pieces with joint balls and sockets on their ends. Each of these balls has small bumps on its surface, so the joints can both move and stay in a certain position if you need them to.
This innovative toy features a ball and socket connection system, mimicking the natural movement and design found in people, animals, and machines. With just five basic shapes, Zoob offers 20 different ways to connect them together.
Zoob building sets have won awards because they’re different from regular building blocks. They use plastic pieces that snap together, like gears and joints, to build all kinds of objects, limited only by your imagination. After you build something with a Zoob building set, you can actually play with it – the pieces were designed to move after being assembled, so you can have fun with the toys you create.
Zoobs are great for helping children improve their fine motor skills. The pieces are small enough to easily manipulate and put them together, but they’re not too tiny like some other toys, so it’s easier for kids who find small objects tricky.
Kid K’NEX Dino Dudes Set – Little Dragon
Another Dino Dudes creature with the wings and a head this set has. Also note all kinds of the K’Nex “flakes” pieces that are the base of this model.
The Pattern
Soft magnetic tiles with magnets inside their edges.
