Magformers Smart Set

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Magformers Smart Set - HUGE 144 Piece set!

This is the ULTIMATE Magformers set. You get a ton of various Magformer pieces to make tons of 3D structures! The magnetic building set that always connects and never rejects! You are the engineer! Entertaining and educational for all ages! Magformers have super strong neodymium magnets on all sides which connect and allow you to build 100's of 3-D designs. 

Learn through to discovery how to infinitely build 3-D geometric structures which are fun, and build problem solving skills and strategies. The possibilities are endless! Create balls, squares, buildings, animals and more! Discover the connection possibilities. Watch in amazement as the Magformer connected shapes magically connect!

Check out our other Magformers Sets including:

Classic Set

Rainbow Set

Carnival Set  

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What you'll get:

• Magformers Smart Set - 144 Pieces.
  
• 46 Triangles
• 44 Squares
  
• 12 Pentagon
• 6 Rectangle
• 4 Hexagon
• 6 Isosceles Triangle
• 4 Super Triangle
• 6 Super Square
• 16 Accessory
• 108 Super Powerful Magnets
  
• Idea booklet with instructions

Incredible Science Fun Learning Ideas:

• Learn about magnetism, geometric structures, building ideas, and problem solving.
  
• Visual conception
• Magformers have neodymium magnets encapsulated within all edge surfaces. A neodymium magnet is one of the strongest iron-based magnetic materials in the world. This magnetic material is formed when 2 neodymium magnets are combined with 14 iron ferrite atoms and 14 boron atoms to make the neodymium molecule, Nd2Fe14B. Neodymium magnets are made of these molecules and when they are fully magnetized, they can exert a powerful magnetic pull that can hold up to 600 times their own weight! Neodymium is a metallic element found in earth's crust. It was discovered in 1885 by Austrian chemist C.A. Von Welsbach. It occurs in minerals such as monazite and bastnasite. Neodymium magnets have only been in use since their discovery in 1984 and scientists continue to search for new ways to increase their power.