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Quadrilla Marble Railway, Basic Set
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Quadrilla Marble Railway, Basic Set
- Awards: Parents Choice Gold, Dr. Toy Best Active Product, Creative Child Construction Toy of the Year, Parenting Magazine Mom Tested Toys of the Year, Fanmily Fun Finalist
- Smart Design Booklet included.
- Quadrilla blocks are colored in child safe, water based stains.
- Includes 49 pieces including : Helix (Spiral), Rails, Connecting Blocks and Accelerators plus 50 Colorful Marbles.
- Ages 3 and up
Product Description
Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award 2006! Quadrilla! Fast moving marble runs have never been this fun! Basic Set contains 49 brilliant pieces of high quality wood. Wooden pieces fit together for amazingly easy construction & highly stable design. Loaded with possibilities for design innovation. With: Helix (Spiral), Rails, Connecting Blocks & Accelerators, 50 Colorful Marbles. Instructions for 4 rail combinations. Ages 4+
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Quadrilla Marble Railway, Basic Set
- Toy: 0 pages (2006-06-12)
- Publisher: Hape
- Label: Hape
- Studio: Hape
- Manufacturers Age: 4 years and up
- Our Recommended Age: 4 - 10 years
- Average Customer Review: based on 19 reviews
- Sales Rank in Toys: #9477
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Durable, fun, imaginative 2009-01-01
Comment: I purchased this toy for my 5 year old son. Both he and my 7 year old daughter enjoy playing with this toy. The DVD that comes with the set is very helpful when getting started as is the step-by-step manual. My kids used these to build their first sets and learn about the different blocks. Each block guides the marble in a different way so it takes a few tries to understand the concept. Neither of my children were frustrated, but instead used trial and error to build their sets. I see the toy helping with their independent problem-solving skills. We bought the "twist & rail" and the "basic rail" set at them same time so it feels like we have plenty of blocks and tracks to experiment with -- especially when both kids are playing at the same time.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Includes some plastic 2008-12-30
Comment: My kids (ages 2 to 5) all LOVE this toy. I like it because it's open-ended play and can be put into various configurations. It is a little delicate when it's set up. If the kids get a little rambunctious, the thing either comes tumbling down or gets thrown out of whack so that we have marbles going every which way. This hasn't happened often, though, and my 5-year-old son is already trying to plan new configurations and perusing extension sets.
My only real complaint with the Quadrilla is that I was under the impression that the set was completely constructed of wood. There are plastic rings and other bitty parts used among the wood, however, so be please be aware of this if you do not allow plastic into your home!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Love it! 2008-12-28
Comment: We got this for our son when he turned five and it was by far his favorite gift. The little ones definitely need an adult to help set it up and it can be knocked over requiring you to go back and fix things up again. But I don't think that's a huge issue. Plus, my son is starting to figure out how to put it back together on his own (good thinking toy!) Our son really loves playing with this and it keeps him happy for long periods. I highly recommend this toy. Can't wait to add on for even more set-up options!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: great for older kids or patient adults 2007-12-30
Comment: I bought this for my two 3 year old grandsons. They loved the marble action but it required pretty much constant attention from their parents as the structures are unstable and easily knocked over with a resounding crash. There are many variations in building design and lots of interesting pieces but construction is somewhat complicated, often requiring checks with the included design book. This game is really for older children or for young children with very patient parents.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Excellent Learning and Imaginative tools 2007-12-22
Comment: My brother bought this for my daughter this past Eid and she loves it. She's 4 years old and it's still a little challenging for her without my help, but my wife and I assist her and we all enjoy it together. No batteries, no toxic plastics, requires cognitive thinking, and motor skills. Your child will have fun when the structure is put together and you'll enjoy the sense of accomplishment they have when after they complete the multiple configurations possible. We plan to expand on the quadrilla once she masters the pieces that come with the basic set.
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