He also have a tail, just like any Owl should.

He also have a tail, just like any Owl should.
A loud specimen of Korean transport. Its propeller, when it rotates, makes the same crackling sound that accompanies the assembly of any model from a magnetic kit.
I tried to photograph Tegu pieces to show you the shades of green and natural. Note that natural pieces are also slightly greenish in this set. The green cubes and planks are painted, but the structure of the wood is clearly visible, so not a single piece is the same. The impression of this tree-green variety is pleasant. Probably, the details were first painted over and then glued. Both the planks and the cubes consist of 2 halves, and on some cubes the gluing borders are visible.
Waffle blocks like this Chuntian Interlocking building blocks set are popular building toys. They are flat and have matching pegs on their sides. You can assemble these pieces in 2D and 3D shapes, and in different positions.
Pieces of this set have an unusually big number of pegs on them – far more than pieces of Gakken and Plus Plus. The pieces have wall patterns, windows, round openings, and other similar decorations. Some panels have the same shape, but no decoration at all. The basic models the set offers are houses and castles. However, you can build anything else from these interlocking squares and triangles. These triangular pieces are in fact less common in waffle block sets. Gakken sets, for example, severely lack them. On the other hand, this set doesn’t have arches and other similar pieces, which somewhat limits the building possibilities. The houses are the things these waffle blocks make best, and, sadly, there are no options for, say, cars with moving wheels.
This particular set has pieces that are 2 inches wide, so they are safe for small children to play with. These pieces are easy to hold and too big to swallow, so the manufacturer recommends them for kids who are 3 years or older.
These quarter-flake pieces almost all K’Nex sets have look almost like palms or webbed feet. The way K’Nex creatures look both fantastic and recognizable is truly unique.
Geomag promotes Pro-L as the sets for more expierenced and mature builders. They have calm colors and more powerful magnets than other sets, so you can assemble bigger crafts from these sets.
Thing my daughter made from the Kid K’Nex set.
A board in this magnetic mosaic set is an interesting one – you can draw nad make mosaics on the same surface. The set includes 3 markers, so you can draw and wipe right away.
Ball is from SmartMax building kit. It was big enough to became the base of our UFO.
At first glance it is very similar to Lego Duplo, my youngest daughter calls it “black Duplo” – referring to the black built-in magnets. Manetico parts and Lego Duplo parts for comparison.