The last time we heard from Automoblox was over a year ago when company owner and designer, Patrick Calello, debuted an all-new type of his unique toy cars: hot rods. A great way to introduce a child ...

Automoblox HR Series – Click above for high-res image gallery Next up is a whole new thing for Automoblox: hot rods. The HR1, HR2 and HR3 hot rods are much more detailed than the Automoblox cars we’re ...

If you’re looking for a cool holiday gift to give the youngsters on your list, consider wrapping up an Automoblox car and trailer. A cool way to introduce a child to icons of the automotive past, ...

What better way to introduce your five-year old to the world of custom cars and hot rods than with the help of some very unique toy cars. These particular models are made by toy manufacturer ...

There is a reason that you have such fond memories of playing with blocks as a youth: positive memory bias. Or, as bastardized/made up for our purposes here, what you completely forgot was all the ...

Designed in the precise scale of Automoblox Originals, Automoblox Trucks are the perfect play companion to its flagship Automoblox product line. The new Automoblox trucks provide a satisfying sensory ...

Every now and then something comes across our desk that makes us slap our forehead and say, "Why didn't I think of that?" Patrick Calello's Automoblox had us doing just that. Calello, founder and ...

Fledgling toy maker Automoblox Co. LLC is combining state-of-the-art plastic with traditional wood to create cars and trucks designed to drive a child's imagination. All six Automoblox vehicles - ...

We’ve loved Automoblox since they emerged on the model car scene a few years ago. Who are we kidding? It’s really an excuse to buy your kids a toy that you will end up playing with. One of their ...

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Why Do Most Designer Toys Suck So Badly? Design critic Alexandra Lange goes shopping for the perfect kids toy--and finds so much design falls short.

It was perhaps the fifth or sixth time I found myself, flat on the floor, arm extended, sweeping a broom under the couch to try to retrieve the quarter-size wheels of my son’s Automoblox Minis that I ...