Can these be used with Magna-Tiles?
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Magformers are not compatible with Magna-tiles. Magformers use a Neodymium magnet that has much more power than the ferrite magnets in magna-tiles. While the magnets from both companies attract, they
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I'm not familiar with magna-tiles, but these have powerful magnets on each side.
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Don't know for sure but I doubt it. They both have magnets and the Magformers allow for some very creative applications so there might be some compatiblity, but they are more competitors than complimenters.
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We like Magformers way better than Magna Tiles. The magnets are much, much stronger, so you can build much bigger structures without having them fall apart. Also, all of the pieces have the same side length, so they all go together more easily. The other main difference is that MagnaTiles are solid but Magformers are open in the middle. This could be a positive for either one depending on what you're going for.
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I don't know the answer but think it would since the paint itself is textured. We have a couple Fatheads, graphics that adhere to walls. They do not work on the Magnamagic surface because it is not smooth.
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Yes, I have a daycare center and they mix well with the magna tiles. They are a big hit with all of the children
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If you mean the smaller lego bricks I do not think so. Works very well with duplo bricks, allowing my grandchild to build a farmyard or more extravagant ideas.Cheers
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Yes, they will. I have a Duplo brand base with the same holes that we use for our large Mega Bloks brand of blocks.
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I haven't tried them on tiled floor; they should work except, possibly, over grouted areas.
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I really don't understand that question. If you mean, "can they be used with any other tracks or kits" the answer is yes. They are able to attach to any other Neo track pieces. This was a real hit for my grandkids. They played for hours just watching the elevator go up and down. I was impressed with the design. Neat idea. I'm considering expanding again by buying a second one of these. ( I think I already own around 100 feet of track! (Just a kid I guess)
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Personally, I would buy as many as your budget allows. My two kids have had these for about 5 years now, and we have collected over 200 pieces. I don't know how old your child is, but kids build larger and more complex structures as they get older!! They still love the magna tiles even at age 7 and 5!!
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My kids (ages 4 & 9) have only played with Magna-Tiles and absolutely LOVE them. It's well worth the investment because they're made very well & you get a variety of colors, shapes & sizes! I looked up Magformers & PowerClix to see how they compare ... looks like they're only small pieces and they're hollow, too. If you don't mind spending more, I highly recommend Magna-Tiles!
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I think they do. I haven't tried on these but I remember my son had megablocks and they seemed to work fine with Legos.
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The Magna tiles are a bit heavier but IMO they are better because of the value. They work just fine with Magna tiles too.
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I probably wouldn't. The tiles are not very thick and dent easily. They work great on hardwood.
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Magnets are built in within the stabilizer. They help magna tiles stay together once placed on top
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If you want to use these magnets as anything other than stand-alone, you'll need to adhere it to whatever you're using. I recommend hot glue (the type you use with a hot glue gun). For instance, I made fridge magnets with these. I used the hot glue to attach these to ceramic tiles.
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I first encountered these in a preschool class but I agree that, like Legos, the fun grows with age and the more complicated the designs. I would make the proviso that the older the kid, the more magna tiles sets are needed.
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No you can't. They don't work together at all. We had a set of Magna Tiles and a set of Magformers and we ended up selling the Manga Tiles and buying more Magformers because they were 100% incompatible.