Coleco Industries, Inc.

Domenic G Mercurio

Francis R Amici

John P McNett

Pietro Piazza

Hans S Berger

A simulated figure with articulated limbs and a pivotable head has a torso comprised of front and back sections which interfit to define a cavity and provide neck, arm and leg apertures. An armature is seated in the cavity and has arm and leg portions extending from a center portion to the arm and leg apertures and terminating in generally spherical elements. The upper ends of the arms and legs have generally spherical socket recesses which seat the spherical elements of the armature to provide pivotal movement in several axes. The legs have a pair of interfitting upper leg sections which provide a horizontal post in a slot at the lower end, and a lower leg member with a hinge projection seated on this post and pivotable thereabout in the slot. The figure may have an antennae structure including a base seated in the head cavity and a antennae extending outwardly through an aperture therein.

Humanoid figure assembly and method for assembling same

A glove puppet figure has wings capable of simulating flapping movement while producing an audible sound, and driven by a mechanism that is uncomplicated and yet effective. The figure may have a head component that can be moved, by manipulation of the operator's finger, relative to a body which is held substantially immobile on the operator's hand, and the glove empolyed is not only functional but also contributes to aesthetic appeal. The wings are removably mounted to the body by flexible coupling members. The wings are fabricated from a synthetic resinous laminate and provides an iridescence to the wings.

Glove puppet figure assembly and powered wing drive mechanism

A glove puppet assembly, in the form of a spider-like creature, has a tail or abdomen portion which can be articulated by wrist action. It may also have an articulated, finger-operated head component, and utilizes a gripping ring holder and a glove member which facilitate movement of its parts while, in the case of the glove member, also contributing to the aesthetic effect. A plush covering may be provided upon a section of the body member, particularly the tail portion.

Glove puppet figure assembly with articulated head components

A hand puppet figure has head components which can be moved, by manipulation of the operator's finger, relative to a body which is held substantially immobile on the operator's hand. The puppet figure may have wings capable of simulating flapping movement, while producing an audible sound, and the glove employed is both functional and contributes to aesthetic appeal.

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Elmwood, CT, United States of America

Domenic G Mercurio