Quick answer

Choose the Dino Adventure Pack if your builder loves dinosaurs and wants more pieces to create multiple creatures. Choose the Space Mission Pack if they prefer glow-in-the-dark play and vehicles with wheels. Both are flexible magnetic sets, but the Dino pack offers 36 pieces and the Space pack offers 30 pieces with wheels and glow pieces.

What each theme pack includes

The Clixo Dino Adventure Pack comes with 36 pieces in 16 shapes, colors, and patterns, including over 13 new custom pieces with Jurassic-themed colors. The Space Mission Pack includes 30 pieces in 13 unique Clixo shapes, with glow-in-the-dark pieces, all-terrain wheels, and fire blasters. Both sets use the same flexible magnetic system, so pieces can be combined across packs.

Play patterns: building dinosaurs vs exploring space

The Dino Adventure Pack encourages building a variety of dinosaurs and imaginary creatures. The Space Mission Pack is designed for building rovers, motorcycles, and space drones, with wheels that add movement and glow pieces that extend play into low-light settings. If your child enjoys active, vehicle-based play, the Space pack has a clear edge. If they prefer creating animals and characters, the Dino pack offers more pieces for that purpose.

Piece count and value

At catalog prices, the Dino Adventure Pack is $32.49 (compared to $49.99) for 36 pieces, while the Space Mission Pack is $28.79 (compared to $39.99) for 30 pieces. The Dino pack gives you six more pieces for a slightly higher price, which may matter if your child likes to build multiple models at once. The Space pack includes wheels and glow pieces, which are specialized parts that can be harder to find in basic sets.

Age and skill fit

Both packs are part of the Clixo magnetic building system, which is designed for open-ended construction. The Dino pack's higher piece count and dinosaur theme may appeal to younger builders who enjoy imaginative animal play. The Space pack's wheels and glow pieces can engage older kids who want to build moving vehicles and experiment with glow-in-the-dark effects. Neither pack has a stated age rating in the catalog, so consider your child's building experience and interest.

Trade-offs to weigh

  • Piece count vs specialized parts: The Dino pack has 36 pieces; the Space pack has 30 pieces but includes wheels and glow pieces. More pieces favor dinosaur builders; specialized parts favor vehicle and glow play.
  • Theme appeal: Dinosaurs vs space exploration—each theme attracts different interests and storylines. Match the theme to your child's current passion for the most engagement.
  • Price difference: Dino pack is $32.49; Space pack is $28.79 (catalog prices). The Space pack costs less but has fewer pieces; the Dino pack offers more pieces for a bit more.

Key product facts

  • Dino Adventure Pack: 36 pieces in 16 shapes, colors, and patterns, with over 13 new custom pieces and Jurassic-themed colors. More pieces and unique dinosaur-themed parts support building multiple creatures and detailed scenes.
  • Space Mission Pack: 30 pieces in 13 unique Clixo shapes, including glow-in-the-dark pieces, all-terrain wheels, and fire blasters. Specialized parts like wheels and glow pieces enable vehicle building and low-light play, which the Dino pack does not include.

Which pack is right for your child?

Best for

  • Kids who love dinosaurs and enjoy building animals and creatures.
  • Builders who want a higher piece count for creating multiple models at once.

Not for

  • Kids who prefer vehicles with wheels or glow-in-the-dark play—choose the Space Mission Pack instead.
  • Families looking for the lowest price—the Space Mission Pack is less expensive.