Trido Honey Medium

The Honey Medium set holds 24 pieces: 4 octahedrons, 8 tetrahedrons, 8 half tetrahedrons and 4 eyes, plus a leaflet, all in warm honey tones. It is a medium building set, so there are enough blocks to make several characters and objects at once or one larger, more ambitious model.

Yes. As a medium set of magnetic toys, the 24 honey pieces support more complex projects than a starter box. Children can build a whole scene of golden creatures, stack a taller tower or combine shapes into detailed geometric models. Four eye pieces let several characters have faces in the same build.

Honey tones invite cosy, golden making. Children can build bees around a honeycomb, autumn leaves, a warm hued animal or an amber castle, then take it apart and start a new scene. Because every piece shares the same warm colourway, even large builds look unified, and the open ended pieces never settle into one fixed model.

Each Trido block is a solid geometric shape with magnets sealed inside. When a child brings two faces together they attract and click, so octahedrons, tetrahedrons and half tetrahedrons combine into larger forms that hold their shape. This is why Trido stands up as true 3D models instead of lying flat like panels.

Yes. Trido uses one magnetic system across every set, so the Honey Medium box connects with any colour or size you already have. Blend warm honey with Sky blue or Greyscale for contrast, or add a Large set for even more blocks. Each new box simply grows what your builder can make.

Trido is made for ages 3 and over and is not suitable for children under 36 months. The set contains small magnets that can cause serious injury if swallowed or inhaled, so seek medical attention immediately if that happens. Keep the pieces away from younger children and supervise building directly.

Building with Trido brings together STEM and creative play. Assembling octahedrons and tetrahedrons helps children notice geometric shapes, symmetry and balance, while feeling for the magnetic pull sharpens spatial reasoning. Handling and aligning the blocks builds fine motor control, and inventing warm honey scenes keeps imagination and problem solving active.