Magnetopia Magnetic Blocks 150pcs 58 colours
A 150-piece magnetic cube set in 58 colours for creative building and STEM learning from age three
- MaterialPlastic
- 150 magnetic cubes enable large-scale 3D builds
- 58 vibrant colours spark visual creativity and sorting play
- Rounded ABS edges protect little hands during building
- STEM-focused design develops spatial reasoning and problem-solving
- Idea booklet with storylines guides structured and free play
Magnetic Building Blocks 150 Pieces
The set contains 150 magnetic cubes in 58 colours designed for children aged three and older. The pieces click together to form structures that can be built and taken apart repeatedly. Rounded edges and ABS plastic construction keep handling safe for younger users. It supports both solo play and group activities.
58 Colour Variety
The wide palette of 58 distinct colours is the specification that determines whether the set matches a project's visual needs. Builders who want a limited range or a specific theme may find the assortment excessive. Those who need maximum colour choice for patterning or coding exercises will find it sufficient.
150 Cube Capacity
One hundred and fifty cubes provide enough pieces for medium-sized models such as houses, vehicles or simple geometric shapes. Larger installations or classroom-scale builds will require additional sets. The quantity suits individual play sessions and small-group STEM exercises without running out mid-project.
Highlights
- 150 magnetic cubes enable large-scale 3D builds
- 58 vibrant colours spark visual creativity and sorting play
- Rounded ABS edges protect little hands during building
- STEM-focused design develops spatial reasoning and problem-solving
- Idea booklet with storylines guides structured and free play
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How many structures can a child build with the 150 magnetic cubes?
The set contains 150 cubes, so the number of possible structures is limited only by how many pieces each design requires and the builder's imagination.
What does the 58-colour count mean for everyday play?
Fifty-eight distinct colours give a very broad palette for colour-coding, patterning and storytelling without needing to hunt for a specific shade.
Will the plastic cubes fit on a standard magnetic board or fridge?
The cubes are self-contained magnetic blocks; they connect to each other rather than to a separate board, so no external magnetic surface is needed.
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