Abstract: A toy includes a counter-balanced frame including a counter balance coupled to a first end of the counter-balanced frame and a cover coupled to the counter-balanced frame. An axle is coupled to and extends through the counter-balanced frame, and the axle is configured to rotate relative to the counter-balanced frame. A rolling element is configured to rotate relative to the counter-balanced frame about an axis. The rolling element includes a pin extending from an outer surface of the rolling element generally parallel to and offset from the axle. An arm cam is mounted for pivoting movement relative to the counter-balanced frame and adapted to contact the pin of the rolling element, and an arm is connected to the arm cam, the arm being located outside of the cover. Upon rolling of the rolling element the pin causes the arm cam to actuate relative to the cover to produce arm movement.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a kit includes a slide device and an action figure coupled to the slide device. The kit also includes a tool configured to modify a shape of a base material such that a path that has a non-zero height is defined within the base material. The action figure and the slide device can collectively slide down at least a portion of the path when disposed on the path. The base material can be, for example, snow or sand. In some embodiments, the tool can include tool body having a length dimension, a width dimension and a height dimension. The length dimension can be greater than the width dimension and the height dimension can be greater than at least half a height dimension of the slide device and the action figure collectively. A handle can be coupled to the tool body.

Abstract: A toy water gun can include a housing having a first intake port, a second intake port and an outtake port. The housing of the toy water gun (also referred to herein as “water gun”) can define an internal chamber. The toy water gun can include a pump configured to transfer fluid from the first intake port to outside of the housing through the outtake port when the pump is activated and when the first intake port is disposed within an external fluid reservoir.

Abstract: A toy water gun can include a housing having a first intake port, a second intake port and an outtake port. The housing of the toy water gun (also referred to herein as “water gun”) can define an internal chamber. The toy water gun can include a pump configured to transfer fluid from the first intake port to outside of the housing through the outtake port when the pump is activated and when the first intake port is disposed within an external fluid reservoir.