| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 446061000 | Glider | 11 |
| 20080207081 | Toy Aircraft - A toy glider aircraft is assembled using a recycled beverage container. Portions of a box containing a plurality of the beverage containers can include airplane parts such as wings and a vertical stabilizer. Other parts for the toy glider can be fit to the glider using the beverage container neck threads. The bottle can be formed to resemble an aircraft fuselage. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20080274664 | Narrow Body Model Glider - There is provided a model glider having a wing having a first thickness and a body having a second thickness. The wing is operatively connected to the body. The ratio of the first thickness of the wing to the second thickness of the body is about 2 to 3. | 11-06-2008 |
| 20090305599 | Toy flying aircraft - A toy flying aircraft has a fuselage defining a central vertical longitudinal plane, with an upper front portion and a lower rear portion. The upper front and lower rear portions are coupled by a vertical support angling forward and upward from a front upper side of the rear portion to a lower rear side of the front portion. The aircraft has an at least generally circular and horizontally planar wing intersecting the front portion of the fuselage. A forward half of the wing defines an upper horizontal plane generally perpendicular to the central vertical longitudinal plane, and a rear half of the wing is downwardly offset from the upper horizontal plane to define a lift surface. A generally V-shaped planar rear stabilizer is bisected and supported by the rear portion of the fuselage so as to be located vertically entirely below the wing. | 12-10-2009 |
| 20140349542 | NON-ADHESIVE WING CONNECTOR FOR AIRCRAFT MODELS - A non-adhesive wing connector comprising at least one left wing installation surface and at least one right wing installation surface passing through a central line of the non-adhesive wing connector by section, wherein a dihedral angle made on the left wing installation surface and the right wing installation surface corresponds with finger holes made on the edge of both wings in order to plug them together. | 11-27-2014 |
| 20150111460 | THROWING TOY WITH SPECIAL TRAJECTORY AND BUZZING SOUND - The present invention discloses a throwing toy which comprises a substantially rectangular elongated body having two ends and a gripping portion located at the center of the elongated body. The length of the elongated body should be between 0.8 inches to 5 feet, wherein width of the elongated body is between ā
and 1/150 the length of the elongated body and the thickness of the elongated body is up to half an inch. When the elongated body is being thrown, the elongated body will spin parallel to direction of flight creating unique trajectory and make buzzing sound. The elongated body is made from durable and lightweight materials such as wood, plastic, light metal or fiberglass. | 04-23-2015 |
| 446062000 | Having folding wing | 2 |
| 20100136873 | Collapsible Toy Airplane - A collapsible toy airplane reconfigurable between storage and use configurations. At least one spar member forms first and second wings and is coupled to a fuselage. The main body member and the at least one spar are formed from spring steel with an arcuate cross section whereby they can be reconfigured from a straight, substantially rigid disposition to a coiled configuration. A sheath of flexible material envelops the at least one spar member. The at least one spar member can be pivotable from a use configuration forming the first and second wings to a collapsed configuration substantially in-line with the main body member. The wings can be formed from first and second spar members, each pivotally coupled to the main body portion and each adjustable from a use configuration disposed at a dihedral angle to a collapsed, in-line configuration. | 06-03-2010 |
| 20130109266 | Manually Pivoting Wings on a Toy Airplane | 05-02-2013 |
| 446063000 | And projector or launcher | 3 |
| 446064000 | Resiliently biased projector | 3 |
| 20090137182 | Launcher for a toy glider - A method for making an affordable toy glider and launcher with intrinsic cross-sectional strength and extended useful life, each made from a sheet of corrugated paperboard. The sheets have a patterned layout of a complete set of glider and launcher parts that are printed on a printable side of the corrugated paperboard. All parts are precut and retained in place. The central body (fuselage) has two mirror imaged sides foldable along scored guide lines to form a three sided āUā shaped structure. A nose pack with coin weights used for balance, is placed at the nose section between the sides. A wing and stabilizer cutouts are inserted in slots with tabs used to center and fix the cutouts in place. Included is a pistol grip launcher which is universal in its use for launching all types of toy gliders. | 05-28-2009 |
| 20120115391 | TOY PROJECTILE AND LAUNCHER - A projectile and a compact carrying and launching case in combination. The projectile includes foldable wings which when unfolded resemble a plane. The compact carrying and launching case includes a two piece housing that is pivotally attached to each other about a hinge/launching mechanism. When closed, the two piece housing encloses the plane in its folded position. When opened, the hinge/launching mechanism can be pulled to a cocked position and then released forcibly moves the projectile such that it releases from the launching mechanism and is capable of flying. | 05-10-2012 |
| 20140220850 | SNAP FLIER - In one embodiment of the present invention there is provided a toy airplane having a configured body. A leaf spring made of a layered flexible stainless steel bistable spring band is positioned below a pair of wings. Secured on either side of the body is a fuselage section that has a head portion and an elongated member extending from the head portion. The wings along with the leaf spring is configured to be bent and positioned into at least one configuration which because of the nature of the leaf spring are maintained in the at least one configuration until re-positioned. | 08-07-2014 |
| 446067000 | Having longitudinally folded or creased fuselage | 1 |
| 20110092127 | Toy Plane - An toy return glider having a first sheet member with a head cover section, a wing section and a tail section disposed along a longitudinal axis, and a rear air intake duct disposed within a connecting area between the wing section and the tail section. The toy glider also has a second sheet member with a body and rudders disposed along the longitudinal axis. The body has two longitudinal fold lines parallel to the longitudinal axis, and when the second sheet member is folded upward, two first slots extend obliquely rearward and downward with the rear air intake duct cover coupled with the two first slots, and the head cover section bonds a front section of the body to form a front air intake duct. The toy glider enhances the structural strength, overall stability and life time of the glider. | 04-21-2011 |
