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Magna-Tiles - Dino World XL 50 Piece Set Magnetic Tiles

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Be transported to a prehistoric paradise with Magna-Tiles' Dino World XL 50-piece set of magnetic tiles.

These large magnetic tiles are perfect for larger groups, older kids, and even adults! Get ready to take your building skills on an adventure into the Jurassic period. The six figurines include Pteranodon, T-Rex, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor, Triceratops and Brachiosaurus.

Each has movable parts ready for action and imaginary play.

With 16 extra-large tiles - 4x larger than traditional magnetic tiles, you can create some seriously large designs.

The first-ever extendable trees with lush, magnetic leaves are also included to spark a curiosity for STEAM topics like palaeontology!

Magna-Tiles are the perfect introduction to the STEM subjects of science, technology, engineering and math!

Magna-Tiles Dino World XL 50 Piece Set Magnetic Tiles Contents:

6 Dinosaur Figurines: Pteranodon (red), T-Rex (green), Stegosaurus (yellow), Velociraptor (blue), Triceratops (purple) and Brachiosaurus (slate blue) 6 XL Squares 6 XL Right Triangles 4 XL Equilateral Triangles 8 Classic Small Squares 2 Classic Right Triangles 16 Dino Leaves 2 Extendable Tree Bases

Awards: Toy of the Year TOTY 2022 Finalist

Suitable from 3 Years +

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Vendor: Magna Tiles

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