Robin Paul Weijers aka Mr. Domino, the founder of Weijers Domino Productions, is now selling dominoes that are about as close to the ones used for his company's world record attempts as possible.

The dominoes are made of solid plastic, and come in 11 different colors. There are several sets to choose from, each with different amounts of dominoes, and "extensions" so you can get only the colors you need.

Check them out at mrdomino.com.

You can find colorful wooden dominoes at various educational supply websites. They are usually sold in buckets and include several double-six sets. You can get 168 to 840 dominoes in six bright colors.

These appear to be the same dominoes used in an episode of "Malcolm in the Middle". Dewey was able to set up a pretty sweet course, so I'm sure you can too. :)

You can buy buckets of dominoes here and here, just to name a couple.

Domino Rally kits are good toys which can provide hours of entertainment. They used to be manufactured by the Pressman Toy Company, but identical products are now sold under the name Domino Express. Various sets with different stunts can be found at toy stores, online auctions, and yard sales.

They may not sell dominoes, but K'Nex Industries does produce construction toys that have proven to be very useful for us. They easily snap together to create simple machines like levers and pulleys, and motors can add even more dynamic elements. You'll see K'NEX in a bunch of photos on this web site.

Does your company offer bulk discounts on large purchases of dominoes? Or are you a toppler who knows of a reliable supplier? Just send me an email so I can help spread the word. There are many domino topplers out there who will give you their business!