What size marbles are included in this game?
813123
Large enough to comfortably hold and seat nicely into the game divits. This was a wonderful buy; our grandson loves it!
813124
The ones we received were smaller than regular marbles. They were acceptable. If you want real marbles purchase some at Michaels. The biggest drawback to the marbles was that there was no pouch to keep them together. I made one for ours.
813125
The marbles are 5/8 of an inch across. I hope this assists you. I bought two sets of these, one for myself and one for my grandson. The only negative I have is there are no red marbles in either set, other than that I really enjoy playing this game with my grandchildren.
114220
marbles are about 1/4" diameter and the board is about 10" across...not a toy for children under the age of 10
1233831
I have bought five of these puzzles for my grandchildren, so I do not have them here to measure. I would say they are 3-4" big....just the right size for little ones. I bought these when my grandkids turned one, and they were played with even through 1st and second grade. One of the best presents they receive, they all loved them, a very high quality gift.
23405
It can really be any size depending how you build it. I actually threw it away and bought a wooden one. This one was very junky and not useable. It caused many tears for my son as it would fall apart at the slightest touch and the marbles would get stuck no matter how carefully it was built.
951516
I purchased the 1/2" peewee marbles. I wasn't sure what size would work with my marble run. I got the PlayGo marble run deluxe as that was the marble run my grandson played with in school. Both my granddaughter and grandson had fun with it over Christmas. I like the small marbles better than the ones furnished with the marble run.
1790071
At the start of the game the blocks are 10 inches tall. The box the game come in is 10 5/8 inches tall.
771957
Yes, a baggie of them, roughly twenty or so. We have a few Hape marble sets and have never needed to purchase extra marbles, always have had plenty come with the kits. Love these marble runs.
1274873
The board (excluding the frame) is 9" x 7.5". The actual playing area is 7.5" x 7.5", because there's an inch on the left for the letter distribution, etc., and half an inch on the right that's blank (so the two halves of the actual playing area are equal size). The tiles are 7/16" square. They fit into a plastic grid. Each square in the grid is .5", so there's a tiny space between the tiles when they're placed on the board. It's much smaller than a standard set, but you get used to it pretty quickly. It's a little difficult to clear the board at the end of a game, but that's about the only problem I can think of, and that's not much of a problem. The board (excluding the frame) is 9" x 7.5". The actual playing area is 7.5" x 7.5", because there's an inch on the left for the letter distribution, etc., and half an inch on the right that's blank (so the two halves of the actual playing area are equal size). The tiles are 7/16" square. They fit into a plastic grid. Each square in the grid is .5", so there's a tiny space between the tiles when they're placed on the board. It's much smaller than a standard set, but you get used to it pretty quickly. It's a little difficult to clear the board at the end of a... » Read More The board (excluding the frame) is 9" x 7.5". The actual playing area is 7.5" x 7.5", because there's an inch on the left for the letter distribution, etc., and half an inch on the right that's blank (so the two halves of the actual playing area are equal size). The tiles are 7/16" square. They fit into a plastic grid. Each square in the grid is .5", so there's a tiny space between the tiles when they're placed on the board. It's much smaller than a standard set, but you get used to it pretty quickly. It's a little difficult to clear the board at the end of a game, but that's about the only problem I can think of, and that's not much of a problem. « Show Less
2153031
I checked the box and it's 24 x 30 in. I hope this is helpful, because it was a fun puzzle.
527705
The whole thing is about 5x8. This is a great birthday party game. Be sure to have little bags of some kind labeled or that the kids can label so they can take them home.
308643
Depending on character, 1-3 inches. I got them to go both the Chum Bucket play set and they're the perfect size
816330
I gave the game as a gift - so I cant measure them - but I seem to remember them being about 2 ft x 1.5 ft
1971905
Just a guess but maybe 2" x 4". My 3-year-old grandson loved this play money!
14444
The ones provided are not weirdly small. They are a common marble on the smaller side, if that makes sense. It comes with about 14 marbles, I think. It does not layout different track styles in a booklet. You don't really need one, the possibilities are endless. I promise you will be fine. I think you should buy the one box but know that it is way cooler with two. So if you see the love for it get ready to buy another box! We still love this toy.
109605
We use cardboard jewelry box tops (or bottoms) fit under the bottom holes where the marbles come out. Let the kids figure it out!
100639
I am not sure. I bot this set 2 years ago as a gift for my grandson. If I recall correctly, the set was several games in one and the board was standard size.
1827612
I guess the best answer is a standard size small marble. The size you would expect to get in a bag of marbles.