SKYMAGS Magnetic Blocks, Magnet Tiles for Kids, Magnetic Building Blocks Pcs Set Toys for Boys and Girls Ages 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year Old, Educational, Inspirational, STEM Toys(100 Set)
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Yes. I combined the set with our Picasso set, and it works perfectly.
The Skymags Magnetic Blocks 100 Set includes a ready-to-use car with wheels, as shown in the photo.
Magna tiles, Picasso, and other brand magnet tile building sets are compatible with Skymags Magnetic building blocks for kids.
I'm not familiar with the term "abs" plastic. It is, however, made of a long-lasting plastic.
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The magnets, to be honest, appear to be more powerful. The doors and windows are particularly appealing to my daughter. This is going to be a fantastic addition to our tile collection!.
Magnets are strong enough to hold the tiles in place. Countless hours of pure joy! This set of Magnetic Building Tiles is quite nice. The tiles come in a wide range of bright, fun colors and shapes. See the photo for a list of the shapes and how many of each there are. The magnets are powerful and firmly adhere to the surface. The guidebook is a good place to start if you want to get your children's imaginations going. They have no limits in terms of what they can construct. I had already purchased Skymag's other set and had this one on my wish list, so when it became the special of the day, I couldn't pass it up. If you're looking for a set of these to give as a gift or to supplement your existing magnetic tiles/blocks, these are a great option. The grandkids have spent hours building and are always coming up with new, fun creative structures! This is an excellent collection.
)br>They did, in fact, connect! It is, after all, less expensive than magnatiles. They even include small magnetic tiles and windows. br>My 2-year-old nephew taught himself how to make "glasses" by gluing three of them to each eye hole and then tying leftover tinted wrap around them to make groovy glasses for him. He spends all day with them, and they're a lot of fun to play with even as an adult.
We took a chance because the reviews on this one sounded good. They're fantastic, in my opinion! I've had previous experience with Magnatiles, and these appear to be the same. They appear to be quite durable so far, and everyone in the house enjoys playing with them. I'm looking forward to purchasing another set so that we can construct even more things! br>br>Creative+ paraphrase: We just compared them to PicassoTiles and found them to be superior. Skymags have a longer and thicker magnet. The tiles are more firmly adhered to one another.
The magnetic tiles are, on the whole, satisfactory. Originally, I was looking for a set of magnetic tiles with window shapes to complement our daughter's Picasso magnetic tile sets. We chose this set over others because it included a variety of window cutout options, as well as a fence and a car, and the price was reasonable. br>Although these skymags are compatible with Picasso tiles, I can tell that the magnets are not as strong as the previous brand, and they collapse much more easily. Furthermore, the plastic balcony pieces (which were supposed to be the set's selling point) that are supposed to clip into the square tiles do not work, as they pop out once clipped in, and some of them (there are a total of 5 balcony pieces) do not clip in at all. br>As previously stated, the price is reasonable, but for better quality, I would have paid a little more.
Strongly suggested! These magnetic tiles have left a lasting impression on me. The magnets have varying degrees of strength. It's actually superior to the other brand we purchased from our neighborhood store. br>All of the panels are the same size, so they'll all fit together perfectly. You don't have to figure out which way to point a piece to get it to stick because the magnets are housed in such a way. br>It's an excellent toy in every way. My two-year-old adores them and uses them constantly; there are so many different ways to play with them, and he enjoys building and creating.
There is a set of magnatiles and Picasso tiles in our collection. Overall, they're comparable and complement each other well. The main reason we bought this set was because my 4-year-old son was obsessed with balconies and windows, which this set provided. The windows and balconies, which are made of plastic and snap on to the tiles to build on, were unfortunately a bust. They, on the other hand, frequently snap off, and after a few months, they barely cling at all. It was a huge let down. The rest of the set is fine, so if you don't plan on using these pieces in your builds, I'd recommend it.
My two children (ages 2 and 4) 5) I think they're fantastic. They are extremely durable. Our boys enjoy constructing and then destroying things. Since he was two years old, our five-year-old has enjoyed playing with magnets. This is a gift that they will appreciate for a long time. We have a lot of fun constructing with them.
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