Tag: GEOMAG Building Sets

Crafts made from Geomag building kit.

This picture by Geomag shows all pieces uncluded in 32-piece E-Motion set.

A red version of Geomag Masterbox set. Just like the violet version, it has only rods and balls, and only one color. However, there are 248 pieces – enough to build virtually anything.

Medium-sized Geomag Panels set has ornge, red and yellow colors, while both bigger and smaller sets are blue and green.

GEOMAG is a Swiss toy brand, specializing on magnetic building kits.

Most GEOMAG building kits contail magnetic rods and contacting balls, and often there are extra panels which can fill space between the rods in assembled structures. This way, toys made from GEOMAG pieces look not just like hollow shapes, but more like actual solid items. Some kits also contain special parts like wheels. Pro-L is a more advanced version of these kits, with big number of pieces and strong magnets.

Another type of GEOMAG building toys are sets with cubic blocks which can connect to each other in any direction. These sets are mostly intended for the younger children, so they have fewer, but bigger pieces.

There are also GEOMAG KOR series of toys, with blocks centered around magnetic core creating animal-like shapes. Children may reassemble those pieces in any way they like, creating new fantastic creatures.

GEOMAG Panels sets have panels of different shapes – triangles, squares ans pentagons. Both biggest and smallest Panels sets have green and blue hues this picture shows.

The balls make the top noticeably heavier, so it spins remarkably well.

These 2 sets of Geomag allow you both to create movement and feel this movement. In general, we bought these sets not because we love spinning tops this much, but because we wanted to add pentagonal plates and multi-colored rods to the pieces we already had. Of course, it was also interesting to play with tops. In the end, we both played and added pieces to other sets. The children liked it. The smaller set is designed for spinning on the surface, the larger set, in yellow-green colors, is designed for spinning in 3D space.