Trido Laguna Large

The Laguna Large box contains 36 pieces: 6 octahedrons, 12 tetrahedrons, 12 half-tetrahedrons and 6 eyes, plus a leaflet and a limited edition Inspiration Book. The Laguna theme runs through teal, turquoise and blue tones that call to mind a lagoon or shallow sea.

Yes. The Large set is the biggest of the three sizes, so its 36 pieces support tall towers, bigger creatures and detailed scenes that a Small or Medium box cannot reach on its own. A child can also break the pieces into several smaller models and build a few things at once.

The Laguna palette mixes teal, turquoise and blue, so it suits sea life such as turtles, fish, waves and dolphins, or any cool watery scene. The 6 eyes let a child add faces to several creatures. Against a plain surface the blue green tones read as bright and fresh.

Keep the pieces in the original box or a small lidded container so the magnets stay together and none go missing. Because the blocks attract each other they naturally cling in a stack, which makes tidying quick. Storing them out of reach of younger children also keeps the small magnets safe.

Yes. Every Trido set shares the same magnetic connection, so the Laguna pieces join Sky, Honey, Jungle, Flamingo or greyscale blocks from other boxes. Combining sets grows the colour range and the total count, which helps when a child wants to build one very large construction.

The Large set has 36 pieces while the Medium has 24, so the Large gives more octahedrons, tetrahedrons and eyes for bigger or more numerous builds. The Large box also includes the limited edition Inspiration Book. Choose Large for family building or ambitious single models, and Medium for a step up from the starter size.

No. It contains small magnets and small parts, so it is marked age 3+ and is not suitable for children under 36 months. It must be used under direct adult supervision. Swallowed or inhaled magnets can lead to serious infection, so seek immediate medical attention if that occurs.