Build more than 30 models. 375 pieces with a unique storage tub. Building worlds kids love! Build 30 models made out of Classic K’NEX pieces. Set includes 375 pieces to build cool models like a truck, helicopter, or crane. Or use your imagination to create your own models. Parts can be stored in the convenient
Build more than 30 models. 
375 pieces with a unique storage tub. 
Building worlds kids love!
Build 30 models made out of Classic K’NEX pieces. Set includes 375 pieces to build cool models like a truck, helicopter, or crane. Or use your imagination to create your own models. Parts can be stored in the convenient storage tub. With K’NEX the possibilities are endless.
Create Your Own World
K’NEX encourages kids to imagine, build, and play, with an exciting color-coded system of rods, connectors, and bricks that teaches valuable design and engineering principles while kids are having fun creating fantastic models. K’NEX is building worlds kids love, and we invite you to come along for the ride.
Made in the USA
Over the past 20 years, K’NEX has become America’s Building Toy Company with all of our bricks, rods, and connectors made in Pennsylvania at, its sister company, The Rodon Group’s manufacturing facility. K’NEX and Rodon proudly remain family owned and operated. At a time when most toys are made overseas we are committed to manufacturing as many parts in the United States as possible. You’ll be happy to know that every rod and connector in this building set is made in the USA.
A Classic Building Experience
This set contains all full-scale (or “classic”) K’NEX pieces – the same kind that inventor Joel Glickman came up with as he was fiddling with straws at a wedding reception almost 25 years ago. All K’NEX parts and pieces are guaranteed for a lifetime of fun – we want to be around for amazing building experiences with your kids and theirs.
What’s in the Box? 375 classic K’NEX piecesRodsConnectorsWheels30 building ideas
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Hours of building fun! I confess that I wasn’t very familiar with K’NEX, as they weren’t as popular as Legos when my kids were younger. Still, I figured I could use it at my school (primary aged kids 5-9) for some nice play/reward time. Worth noting that the minimum age listed is 7, as this is not a simplistic block set by any means. Young fingers or children with low fine motor skill levels will most definitely struggle with these. That said, however; older kids (even the adult kind) will truly love it…
nice compliment to lego Our 8yr loves to build lego. Loves!So he was intrigued by this, which is a bit different, and has more “gears” and kinetic motion.The first thing he observed is that the instructions are a little less “step by step” than lego – so they tend to show the process less incrementally which was a bit of a stretch – and he often asked for help, whereas even with very complicated lego he never does.He also didn’t like the models once built as much, since they didn’t…
Had so much fun building these out…I bought this as a lightning deal.. but even at the regular price, I think it is worth it.We built the ferris wheel… unfortunately, there were not enough pieces to build out the ferris wheel exactly as pictured (seriously!) but we were able to improvise and still had a lot of fun and built a cool model to boot.For those who say they completed these with their 4 year olds.. I definitely see why this is considered a toy…