Toy figure having marble retaining features
1. Field of the Invention A toy figure assembly having a body section, limb sections and a head section. The head section is comprised of a pair of diverging loop structures sized and oriented to retain a marble or other spherical device. The loop structures support the marble in position as a visib...
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| Format | Patent |
| Language | English |
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04.06.2002
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| Summary: | 1. Field of the Invention
A toy figure assembly having a body section, limb sections and a head section. The head section is comprised of a pair of diverging loop structures sized and oriented to retain a marble or other spherical device. The loop structures support the marble in position as a visible part of a head to the figure. The loop structure also enables the marble to be grasped by a person's hand and shot out of the figure when playing the game of marbles. The loop structures used on the head of the figure can also be used as terminations to the limbs of the figure. Consequently, a toy figure is produced that retains at least one marble in a highly visible manner and in a position where the marbles can be readily removed or shot from the figure. |
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