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Guidecraft 72-pc. Magneatos Construction Set
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| List Price: | $57.75 |
| Price: | $41.95 |
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Ships from and sold by Kaplan Early Learning Company
22 new or used available from $39.97
Average customer review:
Product Description
3 years & up. Children can create structures, build on imagination skills and experience the fun and mystery of magnetic construction. These jumbo sized pieces are magnetized and connect together easily. Designed for small hands and huge imaginations. Includes 72 pieces.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1627 in Toys & Games
- Size: 72 pc
- Brand: GuideCraft
- Model: G8101
- Dimensions: 5.00" h x 18.00" w x 19.00" l, 7.00 pounds
Features
- 3 years & up
- Magnetic building pieces designed for small hands and huge imaginations!
- 72 Piece Set
Customer Reviews
A great building toy
We got this for my son's 4th birthday, and he can't get enough. He loves to build towers, and all sorts of stuff. The only thing is, even with 72 pieces you run out quickly when you're trying to make a big structure.
Some people have complained about the magnets not being strong enough, and their structures falling over. This isn't the case provided that you cross brace your structures (i.e. put a piece diagonal across squares that you build) or build your structures using triangles. There's really no problem building towers that are very large, or very tall.
Really Cool
I bought this for my 3yr old son since he likes to build things and the regular magnetic sets are too small. We love this product. Since then I have purchased the curved magneatos also. This is a really neat set for little kids. My son loves to play with them. Granted he may get frustrated when they collapse after he has been working on it, but then he just starts over. The size of the pieces are perfect for him, (plus he can't put them in his mouth as toddlers are so prone to do). I would suggest these for any toddler
Kids love them!
I got a set of these for my 2 1/2 year old grandson. His 4-year old sister almost started fighting with him to play with them.
Now that he has had them for a little more than a week, my daughter reports that he still spends hours building towers with them and then knocks the tower down, laughs and starts over again. Needless to say, she finds some of the parts in the oddest places after a "knock down".
Both of the kids seem really amazed by the way magnets will stick together on one end and repel each other with the other end.
I think this is a fantastic toy. Simple toys like this seem to be the most fun for kids and gives them a chance to use their imaginations.
I recommend this toy highly. (even my 26-year old son and I had fun with them.)
