2 sides of the box. With one set, you can build a corner of the fortress yard, a watchtower, an outpost, a modest castle of a poor vassal, or the ruins of a medieval fortress. 2 sets give you more options for building and let you feel like an advanced medieval architect, embodying the most daring architectural solutions.
Geomag My Castle set – part of the box.
Pieces of GEOMAG Masterbox sets in its package.
Geomag My Castle set – part of the box.
This is one of the biggest Geomag sets. It has 248 pieces, and all these pieces are either balls or identical rods. There are no “special” parts, but with this number of balls and rods, you still can create almost endless number of things. This set will probably suits best for kids who already know and love Geomag rods.
This craft is made from a small Geomag Confetti set with 35 pieces.
There are many sizes of Confetti sets. This craft is made from the second-largest set of 88 pieces.
Geomag My Castle – cardboard pictures from the set.
The Geomag My Castle Big Set has a large number of cardboard inserts that you can color yourself. The scenes on cardboard are very interesting, but we haven’t got our hands on them yet, there are enough of ready-made inserts.
Geomag Confetti sets are even more colorful than usual. They have rods of 12 different colors – and, as in many other cases with Geomag sets, baseplates and insert panels. The sculpture on photo and its baseplate is made from the biggest Confetti set of 127 pieces. This set doesn’t have inserts though.
