Inflatable humanoid forms

Amusement devices: toys – Inflatable – Having separately inflatable parts

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C446S226000, C040S411000, C040S538000

Reexamination Certificate

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06942538

ABSTRACT:
A method for using one or more inflatable three-dimensional humanoid figures for use in background scenes associated with still photography, motion pictures and video productions which are low in cost, lightweight, easy to use, easy to store, easy to transport and provides a greater range of viewing angles. It is also envisioned that this invention can be used for corporate conventions requiring the illusion of a large number of participants, in advertising and other functions where the illusion of large numbers of people enhance the overall objective of the functions.

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