Autorotating flying having a sound-making device

Amusement devices: toys – Aerodynamically supported or retarded – Including rotary wing

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446 47, 446265, A63H 27127, A63H 128

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ABSTRACT:
An autorotating flyer (10) having a sound-making device (80) for generating an audible sound during descent of the autorotating flyer (10) to the ground after having been thrown into the air. The audible sound generated by the sound-making device (80) is a result of air being passed therethrough during rotation of the autorotating flyer (10). The sound-making device (80) may generate a whistle, a buzzing sound, or any other sound which may be created using the passage of air through the sound-making device (80).

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