A Seasonal Building Block: Magna-Tiles Advent Calendar Spins Its Way onto Shelves
This year's festive fun has officially begun for kids and adults alike as popular building blocks, Magna-Tiles, launch their first-ever advent calendar. The 34-piece holiday-themed set is designed to delight fans of all ages with its array of shapes and designs, including 10 decorated magnetic squares, three decorated isosceles triangles, and a unique microChassis that not only connects the pieces but also allows for mini-tracks on the included back cover.
As kids (and their nostalgic parents) eagerly await each day's surprise, they'll be delighted to find miniature figurines of Santa Claus and conductor added to the mix. The result? A complete holiday train scene, meticulously built over the 24-day period, courtesy of this ingenious advent calendar.
This year's festive fun has officially begun for kids and adults alike as popular building blocks, Magna-Tiles, launch their first-ever advent calendar. The 34-piece holiday-themed set is designed to delight fans of all ages with its array of shapes and designs, including 10 decorated magnetic squares, three decorated isosceles triangles, and a unique microChassis that not only connects the pieces but also allows for mini-tracks on the included back cover.
As kids (and their nostalgic parents) eagerly await each day's surprise, they'll be delighted to find miniature figurines of Santa Claus and conductor added to the mix. The result? A complete holiday train scene, meticulously built over the 24-day period, courtesy of this ingenious advent calendar.
I'm seriously stoked about these Magna-Tiles advent calendars! Who says Christmas has to be just for kids?! 
I mean, I've been building with those little squares since my kid was like, 3 and it's still so much fun! The fact that they're doing a calendar thingy this year is genius - I'm all about the surprise each day, even if it's just a tiny Santa figurine... but honestly who wouldn't want to see more?! 
And can we talk about how cool those little magnetic tracks are?! It's like having a tiny miniature world in your hands! My kid is gonna lose their mind over this thing and I am HERE. FOR. IT! 
. I mean, who doesn't love building and creating something new every day? And the fact that it comes with mini figurines of Santa and a conductor is just the icing on the cake 
. I can already imagine how much fun they'll have connecting the pieces to build their own train scene - it's like a little holiday puzzle every day! 
. The stats say 75% of kids aged 6-12 would love a Magna-Tiles set as a gift, so parents are already doing the happy dance 
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... who's gonna use it up in 24 days? i mean, i get that kids love surprises but a whole month of excitement just to make a simple train scene? and what's with the mini tracks? is it really gonna encourage creativity or just waste space on the cover? 
also, $99 for a bunch of magnetic blocks and some tiny figurines is a bit steep imo...
You know what's wild though, is how sometimes we need a little reminder to get excited about life's simple pleasures. These advent calendars are all about building something new every day and enjoying the process. It got me thinking, when was the last time you did something just for fun, without any expectations or deadlines? Sometimes it's not about what we're working towards, but how we're feeling while we're building up to it. 
). Who wouldn't love unwrapping a new piece every day to build up this epic train scene? The details are so cute - the tiny figurines of Santa and conductor are adorable! I can already imagine my own little ones' excitement when they see what's in store each day. It's like a puzzle, but with a fun surprise every time 
The attention to detail is just incredible, with the mini figurines and tracks adding an extra layer of magic to each day's build. I'm actually tempted to get one for myself (don't tell anyone 
) because it looks like such a fun way to spark creativity and holiday cheer in people of all ages! 
I'm definitely getting one for my little one...
. I mean, who's gonna spend that kinda cash on some fancy magnetic blocks just for Christmas fun? It's just a bunch of plastic and paper, right? And what's up with the little figurines? Who even likes Santa on their building set? 
Kids these days are so extra, always needing some new toy to get hyped. I mean, can't they just use some old Legos like normal people? 
