Toy vehicle with self-contained bridge

Amusement devices: toys – Building – tower – bridge or habitation

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446425, 446433, A47H 1800

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047101490

ABSTRACT:
A remote controlled toy vehicle carrying a self-contained bridge. When the toy vehicle approaches a road hazard, for example, a water hazard, the vehicle is stopped and the bridge, carried by the toy vehicle, is caused to be flipped over the vehicle from its vehicle trailing position, the position for transporting vehicle and bridge, to a position in front of the toy vehicle, the position for use of the bridge by the vehicle. Then, the toy vehicle is allowed to cross the bridge and the road hazard. The movement of the toy vehicle up and over the bridge causes the bridge to automatically return to its vehicle trailing position and the vehicle and bridge are again able to be moved about, as desired. In the preferred embodiment, the self-contained bridge is attached to the toy vehicle by a pair of telescopic support tubes. A remote controlled motor causes the support tubes, pivotably supporting the bridge, to flip over the vehicle, as desired.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3427746 (1969-02-01), Jacobs
patent: 3941391 (1970-01-01), Soffge

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