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Mega Brands 200-Count Magnetix Ultimate Magna-Case | 
 enlarge | Brand: Mega Brands
Category: Toy
Buy New: $100.00
New (2) from $100.00
Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 26767
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 6 - 99 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6.8
Dimensions (in): 4.3 x 11 x 14.3
MPN: 28325V
Model: 28325U
UPC: 072348283254
EAN: 0072348283254
ASIN: B000HQLMVI
Release Date: May 18, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: brand new FACTORY SEALED, THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING WITH US!
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| Features:
| • | Magnetic building kit develops educational, motor, and reasoning skills | | • | Suspends and displays creations with lights and magnifying base | | • | Magnetic metal pieces and colored plastic-covered metal pieces | | • | 200-piece set includes balls, curves, flexors, twisters, bars, lights, extenders, chain, magnetic base, and carrying case | | • | Recommended for ages 6 and older |
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Product Description
Use your imagination and create countless shapes for endless hours of construction fun! Set includes new magna base that allows for cool and funky builds. 200 pieces included.
Amazon.com Product Description
With an amazing 200 pieces, the Magnetix Ultimate Magna-Case is the definitive Magnetix starter kit. It takes construction toys to the next level by using magnets as building blocks. Kids' imaginations will soar as they explore the immense power of magnetism to design unique and complex structures. Recommended for ages six and up, Magnetix will completely enthrall kids and adults alike. 
The Magna-Case makes it easy to carry 200 Magnetix pieces. View larger. View contents. | Building Possibilities
The Magna-Case comes with several parts that are brand new to the world of Magnetix. It includes a silver platform for display purposes, four tall metal poles and adjusting bars of assorted metallic colors. By using the metal poles, kids can suspend their creations in mid-air. Design complicated shapes, planets, or even entire star systems, then hook them and spin them for added fun. This set also comes with the usual Magnetix classic pieces. Magnetic balls can be used as the joints of a structure. Flexors, twisters, bars, lights, and extenders give kids all the options they need to build creative structures. There are enough pieces in here to provide hours upon hours of fun. For extra convenience, the entire set is packaged in a brawny red case, which makes clean-up and storage easy. Great Educational Benefit
Whether they are building a vehicle or a skyscraper, kids will be totally captivated by Magnetix, as they explore the power of magnetism and learn how it works. In addition to teaching them the basics of magnetism, Magnetix can also teach them other valuable things. It will go a long way in developing their creativity by encouraging them to use their imagination to concoct new designs and structures. It will also refine their fine motor skills and hone their ability to focus and be attentive. In addition, Magnetix can boost their reasoning skills, as it requires them to follow directions and find unique ways to solve problems. About Magnetix
Magnetix is one of the most popular construction toys in the world. By harnessing the power of magnetism, Magnetix allows kids to construct creative, gravity-defying structures. Magnetix toys were released by Rose Art Industries in September 2003, and have since branched out into several different toys, such as the successful "Magna-Man" line. What's in the Box
200-piece Magnetix Set, including balls, curves, flexors, twisters, bars, lights, extenders, and a chain.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
Magnetix are great October 30, 2008
Lynn Darling
Magnetix keep my 13 year old busy for hours, and he becomes so creative with them. He had a small set given to him by a friend so this set was a real treat.
the more the merrier September 23, 2008
K. Wilson (Seattle, WA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My son loves this mega case. It has creative aspects with the stand and the ability to build in space. This is not found in the smaller sets. I recommend for any child who likes playing with Magnetics.
 Mega Brands Magnetix May 19, 2008
Dawn Miles (Rathdrum, ID)
Two of our grandchildren, boy 5yrs. and girl 6 3/4yrs, have so much fun with the magnets. They have them to play with here in our home and we purchased a 2nd set for them to have at their home! Good creative fun for both of them and also helps them to learn how to organize items.
Very good, versatile set May 10, 2008
Neat Mom (Merrifield, Virginia)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Comes with everything you need. Short parts, longer flexible ones, stand with rods that you can suspend your structures off. Good starter set for any kid.
 Magnets February 8, 2008
Katherine Diane
0 out of 4 found this review helpful
This item was for my husband. It has alot of pieces that can easily be lost. The magnets are in flexible vinyl tubing with magnets at both ends, some of them are not flexible. There are small magnet balls and the metal rods to hang the magnets from. The main plate for support is plastic and can be broken. It is not fun enough for children. It shows how positive and negative ends of magnets work with each other. Overall, legos are more fun.
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