Abstract: A small toy aircraft is provided with an axial through opening, in which there are lodged two strings of adequate length, adapted to be anchored, preferably by means of a spring-clip, to a fixed point, placed at a suitable height, a lever, provided with a fork-shaped end, and one of the strings slides between the prongs of the fork. The strings may take a parallel or a divergent position so that the toy climbs up or slides downwardly to simulate a landing. The toy is provided with means for dropping a small cylinder which simulates a shell.

Abstract: A ball likely to slide along two thread lengths, characterized by an egg-shaped configuration and provided with an axial through-hole, wherein into the said through-hole there are fitted two thread sections of a suitable length, which are fastened at the ends to anchoring members, consisting of a thin strip of flexible material, carrying at one end a loop, the other end of the same thin strip having an arrow shape and being provided with a central hole to which there are connected the thread sections themselves by means of a knot.