Abstract: A motion toy is disclosed to have a swinging mechanism adapted to simulate the swinging action of the wings of a bird, the swinging mechanism including a driving module, two swinging arm assemblies symmetrically coupled the driving module at two sides, two endpieces respectively coupled to the swinging arm assemblies remote from the driving module, and coupling devices coupling the swinging arm assemblies to the driving module and the endpieces to the swinging arm assemblies for enabling the swinging arm assemblies to swing and the endpieces to follow the swinging arm assemblies to swing upon operation of the driving module.

Abstract: A motion toy is disclosed to have a swinging mechanism adapted to simulate the swinging action of the wings of a bird, the swinging mechanism including a driving module, two swinging arm assemblies symmetrically coupled the driving module at two sides, two endpieces respectively coupled to the swinging arm assemblies remote from the driving module, and coupling devices coupling the swinging arm assemblies to the driving module and the endpieces to the swinging arm assemblies for enabling the swinging arm assemblies to swing and the endpieces to follow the swinging arm assemblies to swing upon operation of the driving module.

Abstract: A motion toy is constructed to include a base, a body supported on the base, a swivel head coupled to the body at a top side, the head having a beak pivoted thereto, a power drive mounted inside the body and adapted to rotate the swivel head alternatively forwards and backwards and to turn the beak alternatively up and down, and sensor means installed in the base and controlled to drive the power drive.

Abstract: A motion toy is constructed to include a body, a head, a tail, and a power drive unit mounted in the body and coupled between the head and the tail, the head having a beak, the power drive unit including a motor, a transmission gear train coupled to the motor, a reciprocating rod driven by the transmission gear train to close/open the beak of the head, a first coupling driven by the transmission gear to turn the shell of the head alternatively leftwards and rightwards, and a second coupling coupled to the first coupling and driven to turn the tail alternatively up and down.

Abstract: An ornamental motion toy includes a book-shaped housing having a front design and a plurality of windows in the front design, a plurality of ornaments suspended in the windows, a driving unit, a transmission unit driven by the driving unit to move the ornaments in the windows along different paths, light and sound producing means installed in the housing and controlled to produce light and sound effects.

Abstract: A motion toy includes a toy body, the toy body having a hollow trunk, a head pivoted to the trunk at a top side, and two legs respectively pivoted to the trunk at two opposite sides, the legs each having a thigh pivoted to the trunk, a foot, and a calf pivotally coupled between the thigh and the foot, a power drive unit formed of a DC motor and gear transmission means and installed in the trunk of the toy body and controlled to turn the thighs of the legs alternatively back and forth and the calves of the legs alternatively up and down, and a battery box installed in the trunk to provide battery power supply to the DC motor.

Abstract: A toy car including a casing mounted inside the car body to hold a driving mechanism and a transmission mechanism, a steering wheel assembly mounted in a circular opening on the chassis and coupled to the transmission mechanism, a battery power supply mounted on the chassis, a stop member mounted on the chassis, a link coupled between an upright shaft on the steering wheel assembly and the transmission mechanism and having a front downward rod, a slide having one end coupled to the link and an opposite end terminating in two retainer arms engaging the stop member, and a switch disposed in a side opening on the slide, wherein when the toy car is depressed by the player against the ground, the steering wheel assembly is lifted to tilt the link, causing the front downward rod of the link forced into a locating hole on the slide for permitting the slide to be moved by the link to switch off the switch in cutting off battery power supply from the driving mechanism.