Trido Sky Large

The Sky Large box contains 36 pieces: 6 octahedrons, 12 tetrahedrons, 12 half-tetrahedrons and 6 eyes, plus a leaflet and a limited edition Inspiration Book. All the pieces share a sky blue tone, so a whole build comes out in cool blues, from single creatures to a full scene.

Yes. With 36 pieces the Sky Large set moves well beyond a single figure. A child can build one large construction, such as a plane, whale or tower, or several smaller sky themed models that sit together as a scene. The set is the largest of the three Sky sizes.

The Small set has 12 pieces and is built for travel and desk play, while the Large set has 36 pieces and adds a limited edition Inspiration Book. The Large gives more octahedrons and eyes, so a child can build bigger models or make several characters at once rather than one small figure.

The blue tones suit skies, seas and air scenes, so a child can build clouds, planes, birds, whales and waves, then arrange them into one large display. With 6 eyes several creatures can each get a face. The higher piece count lets a whole blue world take shape on the table.

Yes. Trido pieces all connect through the same magnetic system, so the sky blue blocks attach to Honey, Jungle, Laguna, Flamingo or greyscale pieces. Combining boxes brings warm colours into the cool blue range and raises the total count for very large builds.

Magnets sit inside every face of the octahedrons, tetrahedrons and half-tetrahedrons, so pieces grip firmly wherever their flat sides meet. When building upward the magnets hold each layer in place, which lets a child stack walls and towers without clips. Balancing heavier models still takes a steady hand.

No. It contains small magnets and small parts and is marked age 3+, not suitable for children under 36 months. Use it under direct adult supervision. Swallowed or inhaled magnets can cause serious infection, so seek immediate medical attention if that happens and store the pieces out of a toddler's reach.