Basic magnetic tiles are usually the first set that kids encounter.
The basic shapes like squares, rectangles, and triangles are easy to assemble,

allowing for the creation of a wide variety of structures.
However, after playing for a while, many children feel like they need more pieces.
Many parents will start looking for additional sets, and at this point,
the bullrun is definitely the top choice.

The bullrun and the basic tiles complement each other perfectly.
Not only can they be used to create larger racetrack structures,
but rolling the balls also helps develop your child's tracking abilities,
making the magnetic tiles experience a "1+1 is greater than 2" effect.

For example, in the video,
the penguin-shaped bullrun is paired with SB's latest "magnetic eyes,"
making the whole structure look rich and fun.
Every child who sees the eyes will be captivated!

Here's a little assembly tip for the bullrun:
You can break it into several sections for easier assembly.
Putting it all together afterward will be much simpler!