IP Library Granted Patent US 11,364,448
Granted Patent B2
US 11,364,448 · App. 16/873,578 · Granted Jun 21, 2022

Mix and match toy kit

Inventor: Jason Cheung (Union City, CA)
Assignee: Huntar Company
A63H33/003A63H17/002A63H23/005A63H27/001A63H33/046A63H33/26
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,364,448
App. No.
16/873,578
Granted
Jun 21, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

A mix or match toy set is disclosed wherein an airplane toy can be converted into several differently shaped units. The units are held together by using magnets in male and female connectors. The unit has interchangeable cockpit fuselage sections, jet, propeller, and fuel tank magnetic attachments and interchangeable airplane tails.

Claims (26)

1. A toy airplane comprising:

a) a bottom fuselage base comprising a top section having a rectangular recessed section;

b) a first female receptor connector, said first female receptor connector centered in the rectangular recessed section and surrounded by and integral with four walls, said first female receptor connector comprising:

1) a top side female receptor connector wall;

2) a bottom side female receptor connector wall;

3) a first side female receptor connector wall;

4) a second side female receptor connector wall; and

5) a rear female receptor connector wall;

6) ferromagnetic metal in communication within and retained by said rear female receptor connector wall;

a shape of said first female receptor connector being complementary to a shape of a first male connector such that said first male connector is capable of fitting within said first female receptor connector, and a ferromagnetic plate of said first male connector being attracted to said ferromagnetic metal of said first female receptor connector, wherein said first male connector comprises:

aa) a top male connector wall, a middle of said top male connector wall interrupted by a first clip extending from an end wall;

bb) a bottom male connector wall, a middle of said bottom male connector wall interrupted by a second clip extending from said end wall;

cc) a first side male connector wall;

dd) a second side male connector wall;

ee) a front male connector wall;

the ferromagnetic plate of said first male connector being positioned behind and in contact with said front male connector wall, said ferromagnetic plate of said first male connector held in place by said first clip and said second clip pushing said ferromagnetic plate against a rear section of said front male connector wall;

c) a removable wing set, said removable wing set having a rectangular center section having a centered opening that fits around the four integral walls of the first female receptor connector; and

d) an interchangeable fuselage front top, said fuselage front top comprising:

a) a cutout section to fit over the rectangular center section of the removable wing set; and

b) said first male connector having the ability to fit into said first female receptor connector,

said fuselage front top having the same contour as the bottom fuselage base.

2. The toy airplane of claim 1 , further comprising:

a) a second female receptor connector, said second female receptor connector positioned in a rear section of the bottom fuselage base; and

b) an interchangeable tail section having a second male connector positioned on the underside of said interchangeable tail section.

3. The toy airplane of claim 2 , further comprising a plurality of attachments containing a ferromagnetic structure complementary to said plurality of magnetic mounts, said plurality of attachments selected from the group consisting of jet motors, propeller motors, fuel tanks, and combinations thereof.

4. The toy airplane of claim 1 , further comprising a plurality of magnetic mounts on an underside of the wing set.

Continuity (2)
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