Tag: GEOMAG Building Sets

We used 2 Geomag My Castle sets and additional panels and colorful rods from the other Geomag sets. The construction of the castle took several hours. We tried to recreate all the elements of a medieval fortress – a donjon, a knight’s hall, stables, an inner courtyard, masonry, etc. This activity is fascinating, but difficult, and it is more suitable for the children 7-10 years old, if they understand the structure of the castle and want to recreate it. However, everyone (girls 5-6-9 years old) enjoyed playing with the castle once it was completed. I have no complaints about the Geomag set – the magnets are strong, the plastic of the panels is excellent, no obvious or hidden defects, the panels were held firmly by the magnetic rods, there are enough cardboard inserts that can be easily replaced.

Magnetic Geomag castle – view from the corner.

Some proposed Geomag Glitter crafts. This set is relatively small, it has 30 pieces. But you still can build many things from it – and mix it with any other set, of course.

View on the side with the courtyard.

Closer look at the courtyard – on the second floor on the left there is a large knight’s hall, and on the right, below, there is the stable.

A Rubic’s cube made by Arisha (6 years old).

GEOMAG, invented and patented in 1998, is a popular Swiss toy brand specialising on high-quality magnetic building kits. It has many different themed sets to offer, including sets with rods, balls, panels and blocks of different shapes. With these sets, children may build animals, castles, moving toys like spinner tops ans marble runs, and anything else they can imagine.

The autor – Danny (4 years old) himself and his building kit Geomag KIDS Panels – 150 with orange-yellow panels.

Geomag KIDS Panels – 150 construction kit with orange-yellow panels.

Made by Danny (4 years old).

Geomag KIDS Panels – 150 construction kit with orange-yellow panels.

Made by Danny (4 years old).