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    Home » Science Experiments for Kids » Quadrilla – Space City – Marble Run

    Quadrilla – Space City – Marble Run

    Modified: Mar 31, 2020 · Published: Nov 19, 2017 by Emma Vanstone · This post may contain affiliate links · 2 Comments

    Here at Science Sparks we love a good wooden marble run and the Quadrilla range from HAPE toys are the best we’ve found.

    The new glow in the dark Space City Marble Run is even better than the standard version as it glows in the dark! Space City comes with everything you need to build several different variations of marble run and includes glow in the dark stickers, full instructions and even glow in the dark marbles! The quality is fantastic, each part is sturdy and well made, it’s definitely a toy that will last years and years.

    What’s in the box?

    Quadrilla marble run

    How hard is it to build?

    My 8 year old managed to build the marble run without much difficulty, but it does require a bit of thought and attentaion as you have to make sure the coloured blocks are facing the right way round. It’s great for a bit of problem solving practice if a marble falls out where you don’t expect!

    The plastic dome is a fantastic extra touch and I especially liked the marble catchers as with our other Quadrilla run the marbles go everywhere! Although I have just spotted you can buy marble catchers separately as well.

    Quadrilla marble run

    This isn’t the best photo, but the glow in the dark feature is great! My children loved it.

    Quadrilla marble run

    We’ve had great fun building lots of different models with the track. My younger daughter likes to follow the instructions while my 10 year old son has been challenging himself to build his own designs, it’s been lovely to watch how they all play differently.

    There are loads of marble run accessories available from Hape too, so you can keep adding to the fun.

    See it in action here.

    We would 100% recommend this awesome marble run, it’s a toy that will last for years and definitely one we’ll be keeping for grandchildren too!

    Also, if you’re looking for a great train track, Hape have some lovely options available.

    Quadrilla – Space city available from Amazon.

    We were sent the Space City Marble Run for the purpose of this review.

    Did you know we have a book available? Rocket Science is full of easy and exciting space themed activities perfect for kids of all ages. Click the image to find out more.

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    Last Updated on March 31, 2020 by Emma Vanstone

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    Comments

    1. Nadine Hill

      November 21, 2017 at 1:19 pm

      I like your video – looks like it was easy enough to put together and the glow in the dark aspect is cool!

      Reply
    2. Michelle Twin Mum

      November 22, 2017 at 8:52 pm

      I’ve not heard of Hape before but they look like a fab brand and glow in the dark is surely a winner? I love this you can build something different each time with this kind of set and also you can combine sets and buy extras, hours of fun. Mich x

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