14-Year-Old Mimax Marble Building Kit for Educational Purposes Review

This is what you will get for the instructions. Very vague and not very step by step. 6 tiers 265 pcs Overall not a good product, very cheap and falling apart (poor)

I love the durability of these items, but the directions are absolutely terrible. I've tried to find easy-to-understand instructions for this on the Internet, but I haven't been able to.

I know I would love this as a kid. It can build modest marble walkways and you can create endless combinations. Compatible with Duplo so you can expand on what your child already has. I got this because I realized it's not a toy that you can play with once and then put on the bottom of a toy box. So far, so good. They keep coming back to this toy and come up with new ideas to build with. I prefer to give gifts that stimulate the imagination and encourage creativity, and that fits the bill. I…

Advantages: Compatible with existing Duplo bricks. A great addition to your existing stock of blocks. Cons: Inconsistent block closures. Some of them were shiny like regular Lego brands, some weren't shiny like cheap brands. Some blocks required more effort to properly attach to another. Marble is made up of halves that need to be joined together. Some were easy to close, others I had to put together and then just knead by hand on the carpet. Don't expect to use paper with different patterns as

I am looking at a set of 80 marbles. The product page says Mimax but the packaging says it is a Bheddi brand. Either way, what you get here are duplo brick fakes with some special pieces that fit together to form a marble ramp walkway. This set does some things right, but otherwise you have to make some compromises when buying. First, the instructions are absolutely terrible. If you're used to working with Lego's bright, detailed, step-by-step instructions, forget it. These instructions are…