Abstract: A radio-controlled toy missile launcher with missile launch mount having a first end mounted on a chassis and a second end movable upward and downward. The missile launch mount has at least one missile projector accommodating a missile. A supporting member is provided to mechanically connect the chassis to the missile launch mount for supporting the missile launch mount. The supporting member is capable of rising up and falling down the second end of the missile launch mount. A thrust applying unit is provided in the missile projector for applying the missile with a thrust enough to allow launching of the missile. A missile holding member is provided in the missile projector for holding the missile from being launched. A release member engages the missile holding member for moving the missile holding member to release the missile from holding by the missile holding member thereby to allow launching of the missile by the thrust force.

Abstract: A radio controlled toy vehicle having a radio-controllable engine which starts by a motor and is capable of moving the toy vehicle in forward and reverse direction under the control of a servo mechanism, wherein the toy vehicle travels in a forward direction by use of driving power generated by the engine and travels in a reverse direction by use of driving power generated by the motor.