
Specifications
- Brand
- Savendo
- Category
- Magnetic Building Blocks
- Condition
- New
- color
- Grey
- SKU
- CJYZ25917030001
- Weight
- 1100 g
Product Description
The problem
The tower falls over and the interest dies with it
You buy a building set, your kid stacks four pieces, the whole thing topples, and they walk away. Wooden blocks slide. Interlocking bricks need more finger strength than a five-year-old has.
What survives is the toy that holds together while a small, impatient person works out what they're making.
How it works
Every face is a magnet
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Any side, any way
Magnets sit inside all six faces, so there's no orientation to get right and no studs to line up.
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Bridges hold
Overhangs and arches stay put instead of collapsing, so builds get more ambitious over time.
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Six prints per cube
One piece is stone wall, window or lantern depending on how it lands. Rotating changes the build.
Every piece in the box
What "100 pieces" actually gets you
Most listings show a photo of the finished castle and leave you to guess. Here is the entire contents, one square per cube.
- 63Terrain & walls
- 26Scenery & structure
- 11Characters
- Grass & dirt30
- Stone brick28
- Cobblestone5
- Fence10
- Window3
- Door3
- Pink wood3
- Lava rock3
- Lantern2
- Castle spire2
- Ghost2
- Zombie2
- Bat & candle2
- Vampire1
- Treasure chest1
- Gravestone1
- Cross1
- Skeleton1
Read before ordering
Worth knowing
- Only 11 cubes are characters. Ghosts, zombies, the vampire, the skeleton. You need terrain to build on, but if you pictured a box of spooky figures, this isn't that.
- These are cubes, not tiles. They won't connect to Magna-Tiles, PicassoTiles or any flat-panel set. Different system entirely.
- Contains magnets. Age 3 and up, no exceptions. At 25 mm these are small parts. Keep them from younger siblings and retire any cube that cracks.
- The theme is a graveyard. Cartoonish rather than gruesome, but some three- and four-year-olds won't like it.
- The storage bag is lightweight non-woven fabric. It does the job; it isn't built to last years.
Specifications
| Pieces | 100 |
|---|---|
| Cube size | 1 × 1 × 1 in (25 mm) |
| Set weight | 1.61 lbs |
| Age rating | 3+ |
| Material | Reinforced ABS plastic, rounded edges |
| Magnets | Neodymium, sealed by ultrasonic welding |
| Printing | UV printed on all six faces |
| Included | Storage bag, user manual |
Scale
What can you build with 100?
Enough for a castle roughly a foot wide with towers, or a house plus a garden and path. Two children can share the set without running out. A five- or six-year-old will use nearly all of it on one build; a three-year-old will stack ten cubes and be delighted. Sets combine, so a second box doubles the scale.
Common questions
Before you decide
Is this suitable for a 3-year-old?
Yes for supervised play. Younger builders make simple stacks and towers rather than the structures in the photos, which are the work of older children. Under 3, no — the pieces are small-part sized.
How are these different from magnetic tiles?
Tiles are flat panels that fold into hollow shapes. Cubes are solid and stack like real bricks, which makes walls, towers and enclosed rooms far easier. Neither system connects to the other.
Can the magnets come out?
The magnets sit inside the ABS shell, sealed by ultrasonic welding rather than glue. Inspect cubes periodically and remove any that crack or split.
Is 100 pieces enough?
For one child, yes. For a shared build or an ambitious eight-year-old, a second set roughly doubles what's possible.
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