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Here’s a smart, easy, and fun reconfigurable marble course, made from PVC plumbing pipe, magnets, and a framed metal board. Kids can change the track shapes as they please.
Sent to us by Jack McKee of Hands-on Books.
8 thoughts on “Magnetic marble track”
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fyi – broken link.
Should be: http://home.earthlink.net/~mchkee/
Thanks. Fixed.
Its a Frigits Re-Make! I’m 33, and Frigits are still one of my favorite toys. Does that make me weird?
Just another reason to add iron to paint to make the playroom walls accept magnets.