102 piece dinosaur magnetic tiles with eight dinosaurs

A living room rug turns into primeval mud within minutes of opening the lid. We pair our magnetic building shapes with a crew of dinosaurs who have tails that swing and legs that step across the floor. Children build the crater, lay out the blue water panels, and march the herd over warm red peaks.

Volcano and lake sides

Printed panels show running red lava on one face and deep blue water on the other. Children tip the tiles together into steep mountain cones or lay them flat across the boards to mark out watering holes.

Dinosaurs that move

The figures inside have jointed limbs that let them stomp across a magnetic bridge or tip their heads down to drink. They stand tall on square baseplates without tipping over during big rumbling chases.

Loud edge clicks

Thick edge magnets find their match fast. Small hands snap four walls together to make a pen before a tail sweeps it back down, and the translucent tints catch late afternoon sun across the carpet.

Quick box cleanup

Everything drops into one tub before the supper plates come out. The square tiles stack into neat tall columns, while the big green lizards settle between the plastic slopes until morning brings another hunt.