Toddler line
STICK-O Magnetic Tiles
Chunky rods, balls and cones built for hands that are still learning to grip.
Complete catalogue
Every Magformers, STICK-O and TILEBLOX magnetic tile series, explained
Fifteen series, what each one is actually for, which age it fits, and what to own alongside it. Each entry links to a full guide and to the current Amazon listing.
| Series | Type | Age | Typical set size | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STICK-O Magnetic Tiles | Toddler line | Around 18 months and up | Small starter sets, typically 10–30 chunky parts | Amazon |
| TILEBLOX Magnetic Tiles | Solid-face tiles | 3 years and up | Commonly 20–60 piece rainbow sets | Amazon |
| Educational Magnetic Tiles | Classroom & learning | 4 years and up (best 5–10) | Larger shape assortments with teaching accessories | Amazon |
| House Magnetic Tiles | Small-world play | 3 years and up | Themed sets with doors, windows and roof parts | Amazon |
| SKY TRACK Magnetic Tiles | Track & motion | 3 years and up | Track sections, supports and vehicles | Amazon |
| Vehicle Magnetic Tiles | Wheels & motion | 3 years and up | Wheel bases plus themed body panels | Amazon |
| Town Series Magnetic Tiles | Themed buildings | 3 years and up | Building-specific panels and signage | Amazon |
| Road Set Magnetic Tiles | Ground layout | 3 years and up | Road plates, junctions and traffic accessories | Amazon |
| 14PC Collection Magnetic Tiles | Starter set | 3 years and up | 14 pieces — squares and triangles | Amazon |
| 30PC Collection Magnetic Tiles | Best all-rounder | 3 years and up | 30 pieces — mixed squares and triangles | Amazon |
| Cube Series Magnetic Tiles | Solid cubes | 3 years and up | Cube modules and connectors | Amazon |
| Deluxe Magnetic Tiles | Large collection | 3 years and up (best 5+) | Large multi-shape sets, often with accessories | Amazon |
| Dino Magnetic Tiles | Themed creatures | 3 years and up | Themed panels plus standard shapes | Amazon |
| Wow Series Magnetic Tiles | Small & clever | 3 years and up | Compact sets built around a transforming vehicle | Amazon |
| XL Cruiser Magnetic Tiles | Oversized wheels | 3 years and up | Large wheel base plus body pieces | Amazon |
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Solid-face tiles
TILEBLOX Magnetic Tiles
Solid-panel tiles with the same click, for builders who want walls rather than frames.
Classroom & learning
Educational Magnetic Tiles
The shape assortment built around a curriculum rather than a theme.
Small-world play
House Magnetic Tiles
Doors that open, windows that frame a face, roofs that actually sit right.
Track & motion
SKY TRACK Magnetic Tiles
Elevated track that turns a static build into something that moves.
Themed buildings
Town Series Magnetic Tiles
A bakery, a station, a shop — buildings with a job and a story.
Starter set
14PC Collection Magnetic Tiles
The smallest sensible starting point, and a genuinely good one.
Large collection
Deluxe Magnetic Tiles
The big box — every shape, enough of each, and room for two builders.
Small & clever
Wow Series Magnetic Tiles
A small box with one very good trick: it folds flat, then drives away.
Oversized wheels
XL Cruiser Magnetic Tiles
A wheel base big enough to carry the rest of the toy box.
In detail
What each series is for
Written for people deciding between two boxes with similar names and very different contents.
Toddler line
STICK-O Magnetic Tiles
STICK-O is the toddler-focused branch of the Magformers family. Instead of flat geometric plates, it uses fat rods, balls, cones and wheels that connect end-to-end with strong internal magnets — a rounded, oversized construction toy aimed at the 18-month to 4-year window.
- AgeAround 18 months and up
- Typical sizeSmall starter sets, typically 10–30 chunky parts
- Plays best with14PC, Wow Series, TILEBLOX
Solid-face tiles
TILEBLOX Magnetic Tiles
TILEBLOX is the solid-face tile line in the Magformers family. Where classic Magformers pieces are open frames, TILEBLOX squares and triangles have a filled panel — so towers look like buildings, boxes look closed, and light plays across the surface instead of through it.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical sizeCommonly 20–60 piece rainbow sets
- Plays best with30PC, House, Educational
Classroom & learning
Educational Magnetic Tiles
Educational Magformers sets swap themed accessories for a broader, more deliberate mix of geometric shapes — extra triangles, squares, pentagons, hexagons and often an activity booklet — so the same box supports free play and structured maths work.
- Age4 years and up (best 5–10)
- Typical sizeLarger shape assortments with teaching accessories
- Plays best with30PC, Deluxe, Cube Series
Small-world play
House Magnetic Tiles
House-themed Magformers sets add the architectural pieces a plain shape assortment lacks: hinged doors, window panels, pitched roof sections and often fences or accessories, turning tile building into small-world play.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical sizeThemed sets with doors, windows and roof parts
- Plays best withTown Series, TILEBLOX, Road Set
Track & motion
SKY TRACK Magnetic Tiles
SKY TRACK adds elevated rails, ramps and support structures to the magnetic tile system, so a tower stops being a tower and becomes the pillar holding up a racetrack the child designed themselves.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical sizeTrack sections, supports and vehicles
- Plays best withVehicle, Road Set, XL Cruiser
Wheels & motion
Vehicle Magnetic Tiles
Vehicle sets supply the wheel bases that turn any tile structure into something that rolls — the single highest-impact add-on for a child who already owns basic tiles.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical sizeWheel bases plus themed body panels
- Plays best withSKY TRACK, XL Cruiser, Road Set
Themed buildings
Town Series Magnetic Tiles
Town Series sets give each build an identity: printed or moulded panels turn generic walls into shops, stations, cafés and service buildings, which is what pulls narrative play out of pure construction.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical sizeBuilding-specific panels and signage
- Plays best withHouse, Road Set, TILEBLOX
Ground layout
Road Set Magnetic Tiles
Road sets provide the ground plane — straight sections, curves, junctions and traffic accessories that connect buildings, vehicles and track into one continuous layout.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical sizeRoad plates, junctions and traffic accessories
- Plays best withTown Series, Vehicle, SKY TRACK
Starter set
14PC Collection Magnetic Tiles
A 14-piece collection is the classic entry set: a handful of squares and triangles, enough to fold a cube, build a small house and discover what the toy actually does before committing to a bigger box.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical size14 pieces — squares and triangles
- Plays best with30PC, STICK-O, Wow Series
Best all-rounder
30PC Collection Magnetic Tiles
Thirty pieces is the point where a magnetic tile set stops being a demonstration and starts being a toy: tall enough for real towers, deep enough for two children, small enough to tidy in a minute.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical size30 pieces — mixed squares and triangles
- Plays best withDeluxe, Vehicle, Educational
Solid cubes
Cube Series Magnetic Tiles
Cube Series works in three dimensions from the start: complete magnetic cubes that stack, align and hold, giving a chunkier, more brick-like build than folding flat tiles into shapes.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical sizeCube modules and connectors
- Plays best with30PC, TILEBLOX, Educational
Large collection
Deluxe Magnetic Tiles
Deluxe sets are the large-format option: a deep supply of squares and triangles plus the specialist shapes, accessories and wheel parts that smaller boxes leave out. This is the buy-once collection.
- Age3 years and up (best 5+)
- Typical sizeLarge multi-shape sets, often with accessories
- Plays best withEducational, 30PC, Cube Series
Themed creatures
Dino Magnetic Tiles
Dino sets add creature-specific pieces — heads, tails, spines, claws and themed panels — so a pile of triangles becomes a recognisable stegosaurus rather than an abstract green shape.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical sizeThemed panels plus standard shapes
- Plays best withWow Series, 30PC, House
Small & clever
Wow Series Magnetic Tiles
The Wow Series is a compact set designed around transformation — a small number of pieces plus a wheel base that turns from a flat arrangement into a working vehicle, giving young builders a fast, repeatable win.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical sizeCompact sets built around a transforming vehicle
- Plays best withSTICK-O, 14PC, Vehicle
Oversized wheels
XL Cruiser Magnetic Tiles
XL Cruiser sets are built around an oversized wheel base — larger wheels, longer wheelbase, more load capacity — so children can build trucks, buses and transporters that actually carry other toys.
- Age3 years and up
- Typical sizeLarge wheel base plus body pieces
- Plays best withVehicle, SKY TRACK, Road Set
Catalogue questions
Common questions about choosing a set
Which magnetic tile series should I buy first?
For most three- to five-year-olds with no existing collection, a thirty-piece rainbow set is the safest first buy. For under-threes, look at STICK-O. For a child who already builds well, a Deluxe or Educational assortment gives more room to grow.
Do all these series work together?
Sets within this family are built to the same standard sizing and magnet placement, so pieces from different boxes combine. Themed accessories are the exception — a hinged door only exists in the box that includes it.
Are piece counts on this page exact?
No. Editions change and sellers list different bundles. We give typical ranges so you can compare series; always read the piece breakdown on the Amazon listing before ordering.
What is the difference between a themed set and a plain set?
A plain set gives you shapes and total freedom. A themed set gives you special pieces — wheels, doors, tails, roads — that make one kind of build much easier and more recognisable. Most collections end up with one plain base set and two or three themed add-ons.
Is it cheaper to buy one big set or several small ones?
Cost per piece is normally better in a large set, and large sets include shapes small sets omit. Several small sets make sense only when you want variety of theme rather than depth of shape.
Still undecided? The buying guide walks through the decision in order, and the age guide narrows it down by birthday.