Geomag - Mechanics Gravity Vertical Motor - Educational and Creative Game for Children - Magnetic Building Blocks, Vertical Motors with Magnetic Blocks, Recycled Plastic - Set of 183 Pieces

Geomag Mechanics is the construction platform that, in addition to the classic magnetic rods and steel spheres, This Geomag Mechanics Gravity Magnetic Vertical Motor Set has 183 pieces and adds mechanical elements within the constructions, expanding the play activities: some parts of the structures are able to rotate, triggering chain reactions from the magnetic attraction and repulsion. With the innovative Mechanics Gravity platform, the unseen natural forces of gravity and magnetism combine to set the Mechanics models in motion. There are endless possibilities that stimulate creativity and ingenuity. Suits ages 8 years plus. . Geomag Mechanics is the construction platform that, in addition to the classic magnetic rods and steel spheres, This Geomag Mechanics Gravity Magnetic Vertical Motor Set has 183 pieces and adds mechanical elements within the constructions, expanding the play activities: some parts of the structures are able to rotate, triggering chain reactions from the magneti... - Manufacturers part numbers: 764|Robbie Toys_

• Each construction set can be combined with the rest of the Mechanics Gravity product line. The "Easy Combo" system allows you to build different models and connect them within just 3 moves
• Suitable for children aged 8 years old and above. Consisting of 183 pieces that can easily be combined with each other
• The Geomag series, winner of numerous awards, helpd children of all ages to develop imagination and curiosity through the science of magnetic constructions
• Learn the basics of magnetism and use them to create controlled magnetic reactions. Stimulates creativity, imagination and intellect
• The gravity motor uses the weight of the spheres to start the mechanism and generate motion without using electric motors or batteries
• Build a vertical motor driven by the invisible forces of magnetism and gravity