Multi-configuration amusement device

Details Multi-configuration amusement device Multi-configuration amusement device

1996-09-16

1998-07-28

Hafer, Robert A.

Amusement devices: toys

Construction toy

Interfitting elements

403 3, 403349, 473569, A63H 3304, B25G 316, A63B 4300

Patent

active

057855714

ABSTRACT:
A multi-configuration amusement device in the shape of a ball includes a variety of mass components with axially-extending cylindrical bores, a lock fastener unit having a hollow cylindrical shaft, and an hollow cylindrical extension tube, with the lock fastener unit and the extension tube operably insertable into the cylindrical bores of the mass components, for locking the mass components together in a unitary configuration.

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Photo of Nerf Turbo Torch Football, Kenner Corp. 1992, a division of Tonka Corp., Cincinnati, OH 45202.
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Photo of Nerf Turbo Liquidator, Kenner Corp., (year of production not provided).

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