Trido Sky Medium

The Sky Medium set includes 24 pieces: 4 octahedrons, 8 tetrahedrons, 8 half tetrahedrons and 4 eyes, plus a leaflet, all in a cool blue. With the extra blocks and four eye pieces, children can build several blue characters together or one larger, more detailed sky or sea creature.

The blue Sky palette suits anything that flies or swims. As magnetic construction toys the pieces snap in 2D and 3D, so children can build a bird, a whale, a plane, rolling waves or a cluster of clouds, then rebuild into towers and geometric shapes. The single blue colourway keeps every build looking calm and cohesive.

With 24 pieces the Sky Medium set doubles a 12 piece Small box. The extra octahedrons, tetrahedrons and half tetrahedrons mean more than one creature can stand at once, or a single build can grow taller and more detailed. It is a good step for a child who has mastered a first set and wants bigger projects.

Many families find the cool blue tones calming, which makes the Sky set a nice choice for quiet, focused building. Sorting and connecting the blocks can be a settling activity at the end of the day, and because the palette is gentle, finished models look serene on a shelf. It pairs well with brighter themes for contrast.

Yes. All Trido pieces share the same magnetic system, so the Sky Medium set joins any other size or colour. Combine blue with Honey or Flamingo for warm and cool contrast, or add a Large box for more blocks. The collection grows easily whenever you add another set.

Trido is intended for ages 3 and up and is not suitable for children under 36 months. The blocks contain small magnets that can cause serious injury if swallowed or inhaled, so seek immediate medical attention if that occurs. Keep the pieces away from toddlers and supervise play directly.

Building with Trido supports early STEM and creativity together. Fitting octahedrons and tetrahedrons into a bird or whale develops spatial reasoning and geometric awareness, while turning each block to catch the magnet builds fine motor control. Inventing sky and sea creatures and their stories also stretches imagination and language.