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Marble Run Classic 70-Piece Set

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$27.59 $39.99 In stock

The Marble Run Classic Set delivers hands-on building and physics fun.

Characteristics: A 70-piece construction set that allows kids to design and build their own marble tracks while learning about motion, gravity, and engineering.

Size: 70-piece set

Age: 6 years and up

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Eli U. ★★★★★

The pieces snap together firmly enough that my 4-year-old's tower didn't collapse mid-roll, and watching the marble race down the zigzag ramp kept both of us entertained for a good hour.

Sebastian ★★★★★

My 6-year-old spent a solid hour carefully building a twisting track that sent the marble spinning through the spiral funnel. The pieces snap together snugly enough that even our excited dog bumping the table didn't knock it apart.

David M. ★★★★★

My kids spent the whole afternoon rebuilding the same 70 pieces into different track layouts, and the pieces click together snugly enough that the marbles actually stay on course. Watching them figure out which slope makes the marble fly farthest is exactly the hands-on physics fun I was hoping for.