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Creativity with Simbrix

2 April 2016 by Eileen

What is Simbrix?  Simbrix is a connective and constructive play craft that connect together and form strong holds.  It is essentially a cross between perler beads and LEGO.  It is even scatter-proof during play but easy to take apart and reuse whenever you want! It can be ironed too, just like Hama Beads so you can make your creations permanent. Or you can reuse it again!

simbrix review

It comes in 17 different colours to make amazing artwork inspired by the things you love.  They are made of low-density polyethylene (LDPE) for optimised playing experience. They are 100% recyclable and do not contain harmful chemicals.

Given the Easter weekend, we made some Easter greetings with the Simbrix to begin with. Since it is the opening weekend of the Batman v Superman, we made the logos for that too. I then asked the kids for other ideas and they both decided to make Minecraft characters.  We all sat around our dining table and enjoyed putting the pieces together.

simbrix minecraft characters

Here are the characters from Minecraft with a full size Steve with axe, Creeper, Sheep, Enderman, Pig and Chicken.

simbrix steve with axe minecraft character pixel
simbrix steve minecraft character pixel
simbrix creeper minecraft character pixel
simbrix pig minecraft character pixel
simbrix chicken minecraft character pixel
simbrix sheep minecraft character pixel
simbrix enderman minecraft character pixel

We also made an Easter egg with greetings.

simbrix happy easter

It’s the Batman v Superman opening weekend so we decided to make these logos.

simbrix batman v superman

I like that this does not require a peg board and it doesn’t scatter everywhere if you accidentally drop them. This is definitely a plus point. After piecing my first design, I found that if we arranged the Simbrix in the same pattern, it is easier to connect the next row of Simbrix. I had to disassemble my daughter’s art works a couple of times before she understood the pattern.

I would definitely recommend them as it is challenging which is great for concentration, creativity and fine motor skills. This is not as frustrated as with Hama beads. These are locked and stay in place. It is easy to hold and design by all ages! They are really well made without any pieces that didn’t lock together. There are endless designs you could make with Simbrix. To find out more about Simbrix, please visit http://www.simbrix.com/. It is available to buy from Amazon.

Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review however all thoughts and opinions remain our own.

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Comments

  1. Mummy of Two + 1 says

    6 April 2016 at 7:20 am

    These look brilliant, definitely something my son would get a lot out of. I love the Minecraft characters you created.

  2. TheBrickCastle says

    2 April 2016 at 10:23 pm

    These look so easy to use! The designs really are excellent – and so many. I think this is a toy that anyone can probably get to grips with pretty quickly 🙂

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