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Rainbow Ball - 48 PCS

كرة قوس قزح - 48 قطعة

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289 EGP

A 48-piece rainbow ball that twists and snaps apart, then clicks back together — a colourful build-and-solve toy that sharpens problem-solving and keeps little hands busy.

In stock — cash on delivery, delivery across Egypt

About Rainbow Ball - 48 PCS

48 colorful pieces that snap into a sphere — or anything else The Rainbow Ball is a 48-piece construction set built around one clever idea: each piece snaps to the next at fixed angles, so a careful builder ends with a perfect hollow sphere. A creative builder ends with a tower, a crown, a hat, or whatever the kid imagines. It's a quick-finish toy at first — kids who follow the guide get the ball assembled in 20 minutes. Then the open-ended phase starts, and the same set keeps producing new shapes for weeks. What's in the box 48 interlocking pieces in six rainbow colors Guide card showing the ball assembly and a few example shapes Storage pouch How it works Pieces snap at fixed corner angles. Two pieces make a ring. Four make a curve. Twelve close into a half-dome. Forty-eight snap together as a hollow ball with the same diameter as a small football. Kids learn the geometry by doing — they don't need to be taught. Once the ball is built, taking it apart is satisfyingly snappy. Then it becomes a free-build construction set: bracelets, crowns, towers, abstract shapes, mini-balls of fewer pieces. Why kids and parents both enjoy it For young kids (3 to 5): the colors are loud, the snap

Questions about Rainbow Ball - 48 PCS

Is cash on delivery available?

Yes, we accept cash on delivery across Cairo, Alexandria, and most Egyptian governorates.

How long does delivery take?

1 day inside Cairo; 2-4 days for Alexandria, Giza, Mansoura, and most other governorates.

What does the 48 pieces mean?

The ball is made of 48 colored connecting pieces that snap together. Kids assemble, disassemble, and rebuild it in different color patterns - a 3D puzzle that's also a usable ball.

What ages is it for?

3-10 is the sweet spot. Younger kids work on color matching and motor skills; older ones get into pattern-making and speed-build challenges.

Is it like a Rubik's cube?

Similar idea - color logic and assembly - but easier and more forgiving. Pieces detach freely, so there's no single solution to figure out.

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