Starter Pack 34 pieces - Clear - Connetix
€59,00
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Starter Pack 34 pieces in the color Clear from Connetix. With these transparent magnetic tiles in different shapes (including large hexagons), discover a whole new dimension of magnetic toys. Unleash your creativity and build icy castles, glittering snowflakes, igloos, functional windows, crystal greenhouses or fantasy glasses. Let your children discover the world of magnetism, shape, light and gravity while further developing their fine motor skills and problem-solving abilities.
Supplement this set with the Ball Run marble track set, for example, or one of the other Pastel, Clear or Rainbow sets to take your creations to an even higher level.
Contents:
- 2 large hexagons
- 4 large squares
- 12 small squares
- 4 isosceles triangles
- 4 equilateral triangles
- 4 right-angled triangles
- 4 rectangles
Material: All tiles are made of non-toxic ABS plastic that is BPA and phthalate free, sealed and riveted for added safety.
Recommended for children ages 3 and up.
Supplement this set with the Ball Run marble track set, for example, or one of the other Pastel, Clear or Rainbow sets to take your creations to an even higher level.
Contents:
- 2 large hexagons
- 4 large squares
- 12 small squares
- 4 isosceles triangles
- 4 equilateral triangles
- 4 right-angled triangles
- 4 rectangles
Material: All tiles are made of non-toxic ABS plastic that is BPA and phthalate free, sealed and riveted for added safety.
Recommended for children ages 3 and up.
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