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CITIBLOCS LLC

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This ToyShow Preview was last updated on 8/24/2009

Because CitiBlocs are manufactured in Vietnam, the pieces are not only high quality but are also affordable and so easy to use.

Best of all, the precision cut blocks of wood are green, crafted from New Zealand pine. The beautifully simplistic blocks, designed for ages 3 and up, are ideal for solo play or a family fun session with grandparents and siblings. Through play with the blocks, grownups can introduce kids to architecture and design, history, mathematics and science with success guaranteed and memorable results. The toughest decision may be which one of seven building sets to purchase – from the starter box to the ultimate experience.

2.5% discount on order of $250 or more
a) 2.5% discount on order pre-paid credit card orders

The added incentives are as follows – effective NOW until the end of September:

$500 to $1250 – 7.5 % discount for at once ship : terms net 30 days or credit card.
$1250 to $1500 – 10 % discount for at once ship : terms net 30 days or credit card.
$1500 and up - 12.5 % discount for at once ship : terms net 30 days or credit card.

PLUS ½ freight ppd on all orders over $750.00.

We’ll be offering new colors and a special collector’s box for the holidays.


CitiBlocs		Red and Blue Buildings
The packaged Citiblocs are packed in sturdy and colorful cardboard boxes. Shown here is the 200-piece set, which retails for $49.95. Watch Video Now [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]		The Red and Blue Buildings were made with 300 red and blue Citiblocs. [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]


Example: Scorpion		Example: The Skyline
The Scorpion was built with 55 natural Citiblocs. [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]		The Skyline was built with 300 natural Citiblocs. [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]


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