Trido Laguna Medium

The Medium set holds 24 pieces: 4 octahedrons, 8 tetrahedrons, 8 half-tetrahedrons and 4 eyes, along with a leaflet. It sits between the 12 piece Small and the 36 piece Large, giving enough pieces to build more characters and objects than a starter box while staying easy to manage.

The Laguna Medium set has 24 magnetic toy blocks in total: 4 octahedrons, 8 tetrahedrons, 8 half-tetrahedrons and 4 eyes. That is double the Small set, so a child can build a few creatures at once or one larger model, all in the teal and blue Laguna palette.

With 24 pieces instead of 12, the Medium set lets a child build more characters and more detailed objects at the same time. The extra octahedrons act as extra joints, so figures can have more limbs or sections. It is a natural next step once a starter set feels limited.

The teal and turquoise Laguna blocks suit turtles, fish, crabs, waves and other water scenes. With 4 eyes a child can give up to four small creatures a face, so a little group of sea animals can share the table. The cool tones also work for icebergs or a night sky.

Yes. Trido pieces all use the same magnets, so a Medium box adds straight onto a Large one for a combined 60 pieces. Many families buy the Medium first and extend to a Large, mixing the Laguna tones with other colour themes as the collection grows.

Deciding how the octahedrons and tetrahedrons fit into a shape builds spatial thinking and early geometry. Clicking the magnetic faces together and balancing standing models works fine motor control, and because there is no single right answer, a child practises planning and creative problem solving.

It is not suitable for children under 36 months because it contains small magnets and small parts. The set is marked age 3+ and should be used under direct adult supervision. If a magnet is swallowed or inhaled seek immediate medical attention, and keep the pieces away from younger siblings.