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Migoga Run Elevator

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$24.35 $32.9 In stock

Create your own marble runs with this exciting construction set. Reproduce the models pictured on the box or enjoy experimenting with your own designs. Interlocking chutes, bridges, columns, spinning-wheels, spirals and funnels can be combined in infinite variations for long-lasting fun. This toy stimulates creativity and reasoning both of which are required to build impressive-looking structures with the correct angles of inclination. With the exciting elevator you can create endless cascades of marbles with mesmerizing visual effect.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob H. ★★★★★

My kids have spent hours rebuilding the chutes and columns into totally different layouts, and the interlocking pieces hold tight even after repeated takedowns. The bridges and spinning parts keep the marbles moving in ways they didn't expect, which keeps them experimenting instead of following the

Steven ★★★★★

The spinning gears in the elevator tower keep my daughter busy for a solid hour, and she's rebuilt the chute layout three different ways already. Pieces snap together tight enough that the whole thing survives being carried room to room.

Ruby A. ★★★★★

My 6-year-old figured out the elevator column on his own and now builds a new track almost every afternoon. The interlocking chutes snap together tight enough that the whole thing doesn't collapse when he bumps the table.