Goki Knight Castle Ball Track: Imaginative Play at Spielwarenmesse 2020
The knight's castle marble run from Goki won the Toyaward at the Spielwarenmesse 2020. Why did it win? We talk to Thorsten Koss from Gollnest & Kiesel about it and let him show us the modular marble run.
ToyAward for Goki knight's castle marble run
After three years of development, Goki is delighted to have received the ToyAward for the Ritterburg marble run. There really are a lot of marble runs. The special thing about the Goki marble run is that it is modular. You can build different tracks, you can build them around corners, you can build them long and you can also build them at different angles.
Modular components for ball track
The knight's castle marble run from Goki comes in 79 individual parts and can be assembled in many different ways thanks to its modular structure. It not only encourages children to roll, but also develops their motor skills and imagination. This is also something that the ToyAward jury commented on very positively.
Target group of the knight's castle marble run
The target group for the Goki Ritterburg marble run is 3-6 years old. This is also when children start building - but often not in the way the building instructions envisage. But that's perfectly all right. After all, children are supposed to learn by playing. That's what this knight's castle allows. I can build the train the way I want, the way I want and then find out whether it works or not. That's a good learning process that goes on.
