EduToys Timber Tower Wood Block Stacking Game, Classic Wooden Blocks for Building, Toppling and Tumbling Games, Deluxe Stacking Game (Loose Packing – No Box) (54 Pieces)

The classic stack and crash game! Want a game experience that combines friends, skill, suspense, laughter, and maybe a little luck? You gotta get the Classic stack and crash game! It’s the perfect game for everyone, with edge-of-your-seat, gravity-defying action. Do you dive right in and pull your block, or take your time and study the stack? Any way you choose, Be creative with the Classic stack and crash game! Play by our rules, or make up your own! Classic stack and crash is so simple and uncomplicated, you can play any way you want to. Got a few minutes? Play solo by yourself and beat your own highest tower. Friends around? Break out the blocks, stack them up, and go. You can play it safe and pull the loosest block you can find. Or take a chance on a block that’s a tighter fit. The tower may crash or stand, but either way it’s the ultimate block party! Edu Toysstack and crash! Promotes friendship, communication and logic between players. Only using one hand to remove blocks helps hand-eye coordination and self-control. Hold your breath as you remove a block and wait to see if the Timber Tower topples! WARNING: Not suitable for children under three (3) years old – small parts may pose choking hazard

Enjoy the classic tower stacking game for kids from ages 3-93! Loads of fun for one or two players, or more. To set up the Timber Tower place three blocks per layer crosswise, includes 48 blocks for 16 layers.
Size of Each Block is 8 cm x 3 cm x 2 cm
Available in Pack of 54 or 108
Build the Timber Tower with four blocks per layer placed crosswise, includes 48 blocks for 16 layers. Great for one or two players, or more! Take turns removing a block from the bottom or middle of the tower using only one hand. The winner is the last one to remove a block without the tower crashing down!
Timber Tower promotes friendship, communication and logic between players. Only using one hand to remove blocks helps hand-eye coordination and self-control. Hold your breath as you remove a block and wait to see if the Timber Tower topples!