Beech wood balance game

Successfully building a tower is a good start. Your child can easily take the next step towards dexterity and patience: with these building blocks and their very own challenges of balance and gravity. In this case, the foundation for the cylinders to be stacked is not "firmly set in the ground", but swings back and forth as a semicircle. A good eye, a bit of strategic thinking and, above all, a steady hand are needed to pile up the cylinders of different sizes into a self-supporting structure, lying on the round side (and not standing on the flat side). The more evenly the cylinders are distributed on the wobbly base, the more securely the structure will stand.

Now this wouldn't be a real game if it didn't also introduce a little moment of luck: first you have to roll a color, then you can place the next cylinder - which of course has to be the color rolled. However, the size of the cylinder can be chosen freely, entirely at the discretion of the players. Throw after throw, brick after brick, the higher the structure grows, the greater the tension, but the balance game patiently endures all attempts: All the game elements are made of solid, sturdy beech wood. So it doesn't matter if gravity finally wins out and the structure tips over. Or ... doesn't it tip over?

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Risk of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.