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Migoga

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$14.67 $21.9 In stock

Assemble your own marble runs with this excitingly challenging construction set. Reproduce the layouts pictured on the box or have fun experimenting with new designs. Interlocking chutes, bridges, pillars, and spinning wheels can all be combined in countless configurations that guarantee hours of great fun. Migoga promotes creativity and logical reasoning both of which are required to place and fix the components precisely and get the marbles rolling. All pieces are made of unbreakable high-quality transparent materials so you can build solid structures and visually track the course of the marble.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella K. ★★★★★

The interlocking chutes snap together tightly enough that our towers don't wobble, even when my youngest bumps the table. We reproduced the box layout first, then spent a whole rainy afternoon inventing a spiral that actually worked. Way more replay value than I expected from a construction set.

Richard ★★★★★

My kids have been building new marble runs for three days straight and haven't touched their tablets once. The bridges and chutes click together solidly, though a few pieces pop loose if you knock the whole thing over.

Kevin G. ★★★★★

The interlocking chutes snap together tightly enough that our towers actually survive a bump from the cat, which was my main worry. We've rebuilt the box layout three times and my kid keeps tweaking the bridge section to make the marbles jump further. Genuinely the most played-with thing in our hous