Can the Magformers from the Classic sets be used with the Magformers from the Cruisers sets? Are the Magformers from both sets the same?
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These pieces will link up with classic Magformers just fine, but are slightly thinner. The magnets seem slightly stronger too. We use them sometimes for inner pieces on larger objects because they fit better being thinner.
600737
I cannot tell you, but I would get ahold of Hatsan and they should be able to help you out. I have a Marauder and don't know if they are the same or not. Sorry.
357834
I can't guarantee anything, but looking at reviews of both Stick n Stack and Metro Mags, they both seem to be compatible with Magna Tiles, so I would guess that they'll work with each other.
1391355
If you mean the metal fusion,masters, and fury, no you need a special launcher for the beyblade ms system but one already comes with this beyblade, my ripcord was broken but useable
533169
I'm sure you've already figured this out by now, but I figured I'd answer in case anyone else is wondering. I have this set, and the decks are both identical; there's no difference between the two. A little drab, if you ask me...it makes playing with these decks rather boring. Just wanted to put that out there.
1945388
Yes. They have a new tray for the old machine to make it into the full-sized one, but the inner workings of Spellbinders' original Grand Calibur were awful and didn't hold up very well. I'm on my second "new" machine, but only because I wore out the first one. It didn't break...it was just tired from all the die cutting I do and the pressure wasn't great anymore.
1601033
We have both toys (purchased around the same time) and they are compatible. We did read some reviews before purchasing, and it seems that the old M&D toys might not be compatible with the new ones. Since both of ours were purchased recently, they work together without problem. brent
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I ordered magformers for my 5, & 8 year old grandchildren, but we noticed that the 2 year old was playing with them also. So, I ordered this set for him. Being the magnet is inclosed and can't come out of the plastic it is safe for him. They all have a lot of fun playing with them. I have ordered several sets for birthdays and Christmas.
1537483
No they would not. I collect both Gundam and transformers but I only use the stage act 5 for Gundam. Voyager class transformers are too big and heavy.
575949
I believe the magformer set is great for all ages. My 4 and 2 year olds love them. I even like to build things with them my self. Very entertaining and educational. I had to buy 2 sets to build more complex structures.
593876
I asked my twin grandsons (7 years old) your question & they say the Magformers do not interlock together with Magnatiles, but one of the boys says Magnatiles are better for play.
87046
I am assuming you are asking if the magnets line up when using two different brands, not as the others have answered...I am not aware of the brands that you have mentioned, so I am no help. Sorry. Magformers have very strong magnets. This set is big enough that it is enough to stand on its own, but I understand if you have others you would want them to integrate. We were worried about not having enough pieces to be able to do a lot of things. With this set, there is not problem - and I have 5 children that play with them simultaneously sometimes.
1020808
If you want the entire scanning device, you will need to get both sets - there are two pieces that fit together, one with each set. Vintage is the premium 3-3/4" scale line during its duration like legacy - not to be confused with the legends line which is re-releases and kit-bashes of older figures, not all of which are up to the most recent sculpting standards. The vintage collection has been replaced by and is comparable to the black series that is available now. If, on the other hand, you are looking to get something that will be played with by younger children, I would look more towards the the mission series or saga legends lines that are currently available as this set contains small parts (choking hazards) and is more tailored towards collectors.
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Thanks for responding but they actually are used with a game board, you can learn how to use them with the game board which is included in starter decks. See the game board as it is used with the cards in the tutorial at: http://www.bandai.com/powerrangers/cards/en/Tutorial
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The stands are identical in their build, and the plaque just attaches on to certain pieces of the stand, so if I understand your question correctly, you can orient the ship in any you would like. The only thing to know is that the stands are made to fit into very specific spots on the underside of the ship.
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There is a difference in the shapes and numbers of each of the pieces offered. SAME GREAT QUALITY! The 62 pc. set has: 20 triangles, 30 squares, and 12 hexagons. The 62 pc. Designer set has 20 triangles, 22 squares, 14 "tall" triangles, 4 diamonds, 2 trapezoids. The shapes my children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews use most are the triangles and the squares because there are more of them BUT that being said they can build so many MORE things using those in combination with the tall triangles, trapezoids, and hexagons. I have purchased both sets and, then, because Magformers also sells packages of multiple pieces of the same shape I've bought a package of the trapezoids, a package of hexagons (they come in the size included in the set as well as a larger size), a package of the tall triangles, and some of the new shapes they have just come out with this year. Doing this makes it possible for more children to play at the same time OR to make larger projects. Just a side note, each set comes with lots of great pictures of things you can build with the set which I laminated (so glad I did!!!) The pictures give the kids more ideas and it is amazing to see the creative things they come up with! I have had most of my Magformers for more than 5 years and not one has ever broken or lost its magnetism. They are expensive but I figure they will be a toy I can hand down for generations. A couple of months ago Amazon had a great sale on them which was almost 50% less than what they are on the site today. Five years ago I started with one of each of the Designer set and the NotDesigner set and then just watched for good sales and added to my collection gradually over the years. Other stores in your area may carry them and have occasional good sales you can watch for. My large container of Magformers is probably the most expensive toy in my family room BUT IT IS THE MOST PLAYED WITH by kids 3 to 60+ I hope this has helped.
2003337
The two pieces with the wheels have the magformer identification. None of the magnets do.