Magneticles

A big fat Borg Cube made of magneticles. If you fold the 10 magneticle wide (and 100 long) band you get this impressive piece. Enough magneticles for all the shapes. Enjoy yourself.

Made of Pentagons in two rings (15) plus two additional magneticles on each side to keep them apart. Be careful in aligning them correctly.

A tiny pack of Magneticles to play with. You can also use it to create jewelry (even earrings) or just pin things to metal surfaces. You can also clip paper together with those. Also great as expansion set.

A small pack of Magneticles to play with. You can also use it to create jewelry (even earrings) or just pin things to metal surfaces. You can also clip paper together with those. Also great as expansion set.

Consisting of 12 Pentagons with 15 Magneticles each this sphere is easy to build. Like its smaller brother you just clip the rings togehter. Sometimes you have to turn them inside out to fit.

The big sphere consists of 20 triangles made of 9 Magneticles each. Just form a ring of 9 balls and press it into triangular form. Then clip the triangles together.

A buckyball consisting again of 20 hexagons (18 Magneticles each) and 12 pentagons (15 Magneticles each) with an additional 2 Magneticles per side to form rings of lace.

Consisting of 12 rings of 5 Magneticles it is easily built. Keep the first two rings tight in your fingers while adding the third. After that all is very simple.

The buckyball is made of 20 hexagons (á 18) and 12 (á 15) pentagons of magneticles.

The smaller, stable cube for beginners. Just align the 125 balls in a band of 5 rows and fold them to form the cube.

You can build sturdy magnetic cubes out of your magneticles. Just align them in a 6-row bracelet and then fold them together to form a cube.