Tokyo Marui Co., Ltd.

Tatsuo Iwasawa

There is provided a recoil shock device capable of obtaining the same recoil shock as that in a case where the weight of a piston is increased, without increasing the weight of the piston by separately providing a movable part and a weight of a piston/cylinder. There is also provided a recoil shock device capable of obtaining a recoil shock similar to that in a real gun, without damaging the outer appearance of a gun. In order to drive a weight to obtain imitated recoil, i.e., a recoil shock by operation of a movable part in a piston/cylinder which generates compressed air, a communicating partwhich is moved in its retreating direction by the movable partis provided, and a recoil springwhich receives a force transmitted to the weightvia the communicating partby the movable partso as to be in a compressed state is provided. A reaction that accompanies movement of the weightwhen the recoil springis compressed and the recoil springis then extended by its resilient force is transmitted to a main bodyof the gun.

Recoil shock device in toy gun

A toy or model aircraft with motions that can reproduce the operational status and flight attitude of the corresponding real aircraft. Model aircraft include a vertical motion device for enabling the aircraft body to ascend or descend in order to reproduce changes in position from a state in which the aircraft is set at a lower position so as to copy the attitude of the corresponding real aircraft during a halt on the ground to a state in which the aircraft is set at a higher position so as to copy the attitude of the corresponding real aircraft during a flight, and an attitude control device for enabling the aircraft body to be inclined in longitudinal and lateral directions in order to reproduce longitudinal and lateral motions of the rear aircraft, the attitude control device being provided at a tip portion of the vertical motion device, so that an operation performed by the vertical motion device can be synthesized with an operation performed by the attitude control device.

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Tokyo, Japan

Tatsuo Iwasawa