Magnetic Pixel Blocks, 100-Piece Set

$39.90

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Twenty minutes flat on the floor: They build, the room goes quiet, and nobody asks for a screen.It holds when they let go: Magnets pull the cubes straight, so walls and roofs stay up.Never the same build twice: A hundred cubes come apart in seconds and go back up as something else.

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One hundred magnetic cubes that snap together on contact, in fifteen printed types: grass, stone, brick, wood, water, cobblestone. A house goes up in ten minutes. A waterfall takes longer. Then it comes apart and something else goes up in its place. These are pixel blocks, cubes rather than flat tiles, so what a kid builds stands up in three dimensions and stays there.

Pieces	100 magnetic cubes in 15 printed types.
Cube size	0.8 inch per side.
What is inside	28 wood, 24 grass-top dirt, 8 cobblestone, 8 pale stone, 8 brick, 8 water, 6 grass, 2 doors, 2 red shelf blocks, and one each of chest, pumpkin and glow block, plus three character cubes.
Magnets	Inside the cubes. The set contains no separate magnet pieces.
Also in the box	A fold-out sheet of models to build.
Age	Recommended for ages 6 and up. Contains small parts.
Care	Wipe with a dry cloth. Keep away from water.

📦 Order prep
Packed within 24 to 48 hours

✈ Delivery
8 to 15 days, tracked the whole way

💰 Shipping cost
$9.95 flat, free over $80

↩ Returns
14 days to change your mind, no story needed

The Twenty Minutes You Did Not Ask For

You put the box down on the rug and go make coffee. When you come back there is a house with a roof on it, and a kid flat on the floor deciding where the water goes. Nobody asked for the tablet. And it lasts, because the build is never finished. Tomorrow the house comes down and a tower goes up on the same square of floor.

It Snaps, So It Stands

The magnets do the work a six-year-old's patience will not. Cubes find each other and click, so a wall goes up straight the first time and a roof stays on when the floor shakes. Overhangs hold. A tree can lean out over a waterfall with nothing underneath it. What that changes is simple: the build a kid pictures is the build a kid gets, and the afternoon does not end in a collapse.

Down To The Last Cube, Then Up Again

Fifteen block types means a landscape and not just a wall. Grass on top, dirt underneath, cobblestone for the cliff, a door with real panes, water for the river. The set comes with a fold-out sheet of models to copy on the first day, and after that nobody looks at it again. That is the moment it stops being a toy you bought and starts being something they made.