Trendmasters, Inc.

All Season Toys, Inc.

Redwoodventures Limited

Coin Acceptors, Inc.

Antennas Direct, Inc.

Continental Commercial Products, LLC

Objex Design

Knot-a-bead LLC

All Seasons Toys, Inc

Chad P Stuemke

James Russell Hornsby

Ryan A Wolfinbarger

Joseph Lee McGowan

Marcellus Rambo Benson

Paul M Brown

David B Midgett

Kurt V Ulmer

Corey Scott Feit

Dale Picolet

Andy Wiseman

Jake Salter

Woo Shou Kenneth Ting

Anton Erick Martinson

Hak Yau Hung

John Edwin Ross, Iii

Joseph L Levasseur

Richard E Schneider

Jack R Hoffmann, Jr

Bernard Jankowski

Dale L Picolet

Michael A Nogin

Wayne T Biermann

Ian F Murphy

Joseph Lee McGowen

Jason E Emde

Richard Ruderer

James E Hornsby

John Edwin Iii Ross

A remote control vehicle, a remote control for use in controlling the vehicle, and an arena in which the vehicle can be operated, via the remote control, to engage stunts and perform acrobatic maneuvers are provided. The remote control has a charging port for receiving and charging a battery configured for use with the remote control vehicle. And, the arena includes stunts and fences disposed along part of an outer portion of the arena. The remote control vehicle is operable, via the remote control, in the arena to engage the stunts and perform acrobatic maneuvers within the arena.

Stunt arenas for remote control vehicles

Toy vehicle track

A knotting mechanism includes a rod having a tapered end. The retaining mechanism includes a first leg and a second leg. A nook is defined between the first and second legs. The retaining mechanism is actuatable between an open configuration to selectively provide access to at least a portion of the nook and a closed configuration to selectively restrict access to at least the portion of the nook.

Methods and systems for knotting a bead

A toy vehicle track and vehicle therefor having an actuator mechanism operably coupled with the motor and configured to remove power from the motor once the actuator mechanism senses the toy vehicle has exceeded a first speed provided by battery-powered propulsion and reached a second speed provided by either the vehicle being moved manually by a user or by moving downhill. Once the actuator mechanism has activated, the vehicle moves into free-wheeling mode and remains in that mode until the actuator mechanism senses that the toy has moved from the second speed to a third speed slower than the battery-powered propulsion speed.

Toy vehicle and playset therefor

A cassette having a plurality of coin stores for storing and dispensing coins in a coin changer, the coin stores arranged in a plurality of rows of coin stores, and a coin reject path for transporting coins that have been rejected by the coin changer, the coin reject path being disposed between rows of the coin stores.

Coin storage cassette

Toy playset

According to various aspects, exemplary embodiments are provided of antenna assemblies. In one exemplary embodiment, an antenna assembly generally includes at least one antenna element having a generally annular shape with an opening. At least one reflector element is spaced-apart from the antenna element for reflecting electromagnetic waves generally towards the antenna element.

Antenna assemblies with tapered loop antenna elements and reflectors

A caddy tray that is removably attachable to a handle of a trash receptacle for storing and transporting janitorial supplies and tools on the receptacle.

Receptacle caddy

The present invention provides a toy water gun including a pump for pressurizing the gun for shooting out a stream of water, a trigger for controlling the flow of the water, and a source of electricity and at least one light source for illuminating the stream, wherein the device is adapted to provide a lighted coherent stream of water.

Water gun amusement device

A handheld bubble making device includes a reservoir of bubble making solution that is drawn by a motorized pumping assembly and distributed over a dispensing surface. A motorized fan assembly blows air through the dispensing surface to generate bubbles. A dispensing ring is positioned adjacent to the dispensing surface and is moveable by the operator to aid in the distribution of the fluid across the dispensing surface. One or more lights are provided to illuminate the bubbles that are dispensed.

Bubble making amusement device

A thematic play set that in one example is in the form of a castle includes a plurality of turrets. Some turrets have end caps that may be removed to allow fiber optic bundles to be exposed that simulate a fireworks bloom. Another turret includes a launcher that launches a winged figurine into the air to simulate flight. The play set includes a number of accessories and features that add to the theme established.

Amusement device including a thematic play set

A cover surrounds an expandable frame that, when expanded, shapes the cover in a decorative fashion. The frame includes a plurality of flexible rods interconnected between two base units. As the base units are moved towards one another, the rods flex outwardly to form a somewhat spherical configuration. The rods are tapered at one or both ends to help facilitate a circular curvature.

Expandable decoration

The present invention provides an interactive amusement device which gives birth to one or more offspring, wherein the device includes appropriate electromechanical interactive sensors and operating mechanisms. It encompasses a &ldquo;mother&rdquo; amusement device which is interactive with a user, and which appears to give birth spontaneously to one or more &ldquo;baby&rdquo; amusement devices. In some embodiments, the mother and baby(ies) may be interactive with the user and each other.

Amusement device

A system and a method for launching glow-in-the-dark projectiles from a projectile launcher wherein the toy comprises projectiles exposed to light prior to being launched and a firing mechanism wherein a portion of the firing mechanism is positioned with the projectile prior to being fired from the launcher. In one embodiment, the firing mechanism comprises a light for exposing the projectile to radiation prior to being fired from the gun. The present invention is well suited for use as a toy projectile launcher wherein the toy may be used in dark or low-light areas.

Toy gun and glow in the dark projectile

Squirt gun amusement device

Growing community of inventors

St. Louis, MO, United States of America

Chad P Stuemke