Abstract: In a motor-driven movable toy vehicle, a single motor is used in common for driving the toy vehicle body at a high speed or a low speed and a winch mechanism. To select one of the driving modes, a selector lever is so arranged as to shift a slide gear assembly. Additionally, a power releasing mechanism is provided for the winch mechanism for preventing toy parts from being damaged when a winch wire is excessively rolled up.

Abstract: In a radio-controlled car which is wirelessly controlled and capable of moving in a wheelie running state, the radio-controlled car comprises a braking member which is moved by a servomotor actuated in accordance with a direction turning command signal transmitted from a control box, an auxiliary wheel adapted to be rolled along the ground in the wheelie running mode, which can be turned in linkage of the braking member, and further a drive wheels repressing mechanism by which the intended turning direction side rear wheel, fixed to a drive axles connected through a differential gear, is repressed by the braking member so that, it can easily be turned even when it is in the wheelie running mode.

Abstract: A radio-controlled toy car which can smoothly turn its running direction even when the toy car is running with the front wheels kept lifted from the ground, that is, even during the wheelie motion. The toy car according to the present invention comprises a differential gear mechanism, two drive shafts rotatably connected to the differential gear mechanism, two electromagnets for applying a brake force to each of the two drive shafts, independently, when energized in cooperation with one of two magnetic cylindrical members fixed to the two drive shafts separately, a front wheel and, in particular, an auxiliary rear wheel, in addition to two ordinary rear wheels and two front dummy wheels. Furthermore, since a connecting rod is provided for loosely connecting the two drive shafts, the differential gear mechanism functions reliably.

Abstract: A moving toy having a front wheel and a rear wheel supported on a body and capable of operating in a normal mode with the front and rear wheels engaging the ground, and in a wheelie mode with the front wheels raised, having a battery in a battery receptacle for providing electric power to operate the toy. The center of gravity of the battery receptacle is located forward of the axle for the rear wheel when the toy is operating in the normal mode and rearward of the rear wheel when the toy is operating in the wheelie mode. The battery receptacle includes a spring biased stopper on a stop lever for engaging grooves on a surface of the vehicle body to retain the battery receptacle in a fore or an aft position, or in intermediate positions therebetween.

Abstract: A retractable headlight for radio-controlled toy vehicles which is provided with a cam mechanism that raises and retracts said headlight in resistance to a resilient means in accordance with rotation of a motor, which is controlled only on and off by a channel with a single signal wave is disclosed.

Abstract: A helicopter toy comprising a toy helicopter and a launcher therefor, wherein the helicopter comprises a fuselage and a lift rotor having a shaft which rotatably extends through the fuselage supported thereby, the launcher comprises a driving apparatus and a stand therefor, and the driving apparatus is provided with a hand-operated main driving shaft with a crank handle, an accelerating gear system, a rotation shaft which can transmit rotation to the shaft of the rotor of the helicopter, and a mount on which the fuselage can be mounted so that the lower end of the rotor shaft and the upper part of the rotation shaft may be disengageably engaged, is disclosed.

Abstract: A toy vehicle, which is driven by the inertia of the rotation of a fly-wheel, wherein the combination of gears connecting the driving wheel and the fly-wheel can be changed by operation of a lever so that the direction of the movement of the vehicle may be changed while the fly-wheel is rotating in one direction, or the driving wheel and the fly-wheel may be disconnected so as to let the fly-wheel idle, is disclosed.