WO1992001497A1 - Ensemble pour saut de vehicules-jouets multiples - Google Patents

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WO1992001497A1
WO1992001497A1 PCT/US1991/003960 US9103960W WO9201497A1 WO 1992001497 A1 WO1992001497 A1 WO 1992001497A1 US 9103960 W US9103960 W US 9103960W WO 9201497 A1 WO9201497 A1 WO 9201497A1
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Eric C. Ostendorff
Gary Saffer
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63H—TOYS, e.g. TOPS, DOLLS, HOOPS OR BUILDING BLOCKS
    • A63H18/00—Highways or trackways for toys; Propulsion by special interaction between vehicle and track
    • A63H18/02—Construction or arrangement of the trackway
    • A63H18/028—Looping; Jumping; Tilt-track sections

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  • This invention relates generally to toy vehicle playsets and particularly to those in which a vehicle is launched and performs a jumping activity.
  • toy vehicles playsets in many different forms have been provided to give amusement, entertainment and developmental skills to children of a broad variety of ages.
  • One of the most interesting and amusing types of toy vehicle playsets are those which are often generally referred to as jumpsets.
  • Such playsets acquire their name from the play feature in which a toy vehicle is launched or otherwise caused to fly through the air for a brief period of time.
  • jumpsets While the structures used in providing such jumpsets have been many and varied, all generally include an elongated track usually having confining edges on either side together with a toy vehicle launching mechanism.
  • means are provided which introduce a ramp or other track portion or configuration capable of performing the jump feature.
  • jumpsets are utilized by loading the toy vehicle into the launcher and launching the toy vehicle down the track toward the ramp or similar structure. The velocity of the vehicle carries it over the ramp and causes it to "jump".
  • practitioners in the art generally attempt to include some additional amusement or entertainment factor beyond simply jumping the toy vehicle.
  • toy vehicle jumpsets Some of the most entertaining and commercially successful types of toy vehicle jumpsets are those in which the user is called upon to exercise a skill factor which leads to a developmental activity.
  • the design and fabrication of such toy vehicle jumpsets is subjected to a continuing need for evermore varied and interesting types of structures and play action. To meet this need, practitioners in the art have provided a wide variety of such toy vehicle playsets.
  • U.S. Patent 4,715,843 issued to Ostendorff, et al. sets forth a TOY VEHICLE PLAYSET in which a roadway, a booster for impelling a vehicle along the roadway and a ramp are positioned to provide a path for the impelled vehicle to leap a predetermined distance.
  • a catcher is positioned in the roadway to catch the jumping vehicle and a return portion of the roadway returns the vehicle toward the booster.
  • An additional feature of the ramp provides a pivotal mechanism which allows the vehicle to pass another vehicle on the roadway in opposite directions.
  • U.S. Patent 3,621,602 issued to Barcus, et al. sets forth a TRACK MEANS COMBINED WITH SIMULATED STUNT HOOP FOR TOY VEHICLES in which a track includes a pair of oppositely facing upwardly sloped and downwardly sloped ramp portions.
  • the upwardly sloped ramp portion includes an annular ring having a center aperture therein larger than the toy vehicle.
  • the ring supports a membrane having a plurality of open seams therein and preferably formed of a resilient material.
  • the object of the stunt set is to propel the vehicle through the membrane across the spacing between the two ramps and down the downwardly sloped ramp.
  • U.S. Patent 1,431,398 issued to Hetzner sets forth a TOY AMUSEMENT APPARATUS in which a track set includes a first ramp having an elevated launching platform, a downwardly extending slope and a somersaulting loop terminating in an upwardly directed ramp.
  • the track set further includes a vehicle catching area and return ramp which receives the launching toy vehicle and returns it to the bottom of the elevated platform.
  • U.S. Patent 3,814,021 issued to McHenry sets forth a SPIRAL JUMP STUNT APPARATUS in which an upwardly sloped launching ramp and downwardly sloped receiving ramp are positioned in a spaced apart relationship defining a gap therebetween.
  • the launching ramp is transversely slanted to impart both upward motion and axial rotation to the launched vehicle.
  • the receiving ramp is similarly angled to provide an angled receiving surface for the launched toy vehicle.
  • U.S. Patent 1,544,555 issued to Chase sets forth a TOY SKI JUMPER in which a multiply curved launch ramp is paired with a downwardly sloped receiving ramp and is used to launch and receive a simulated ski jumper.
  • U.S. Patent 1,695,310 issued to Wustendorfer sets forth a SOMERSAULTING TOY in which a downwardly sloped launch ramp and elevated platform are paired with a downwardly sloped receiving ramp.
  • the launching end of the downwardly sloped ramp is curved upwardly to impart a somersault to the simulated skier rolling down the ramp.
  • Additional means are provided in the form of a spring loaded lever which further launches the simulated skier.
  • U.S. Patent 3,204,574 issued to Frisbie, et al. sets forth a JUMP RAMP for use in connection with a toy vehicle track set.
  • the ramp includes an upwardly sloped launching ramp and a downwardly sloped receiving ramp.
  • the ramp is utilized to form the crossing overpass of a figure eight track configuration.
  • U.S. Patent 3,735,923 issued to Brigham, et al. sets forth a LOOPED TRAFFIC ACCESSORY in which a toy vehicle track set includes a launching platform which may be secured to an elevated surface such as a table or the like.
  • the playset further includes an elongated pair of vehicle tracks together with somersaulting loop portions which conduct the toy vehicles through a rapid loop during their passage from the elevated launcher to the track end.
  • U.S. Patent 3,858,875 issued to Ne eth, et al. sets forth a GAP JUMPING TOY VEHICLE GAME in which a toy vehicle track is formed in a closed oval having banked curved ends and including a launching mechanism. A pair of oppositely sloped jumping and receiving ramps are formed upon the track and a paddle wheel type booster is used to accelerate passing vehicles along the track.
  • U.S. Patent 4,094,089 issued to Sano sets forth an JUMPING RAIL which is configured to be positioned within a toy vehicle trackway.
  • the jumping rail features a striking member which extends into the vehicle travel path which when struck by a toy vehicle cause the jumping rail to pivot upwardly and launch the vehicle into the air.
  • U.S. Patent 4,383,688 issued to Prehodka sets forth an OBSTACLE FOR TOY VEHICLE TRACK SET in which a pivotable vane is positioned between lanes of a multilaned track. The vane is actuated by a passing toy vehicle to obstruct one of the lanes after the vehicle has passed. The pursuing vehicle on the multilane track must then avoid the obstacle or be launched into an undesired jump and crash if it fails to avoid the obstacle.
  • U.S. Patent 4,519,789 issued to Halford sets forth a COMBINED VEHICLE JUMP MEANS AND TOY VEHICLE WITH SIMULATED STUNT HOOP in which a toy vehicle jumpset includes an upwardly extending launch ramp and downwardly extending receiving ramp for a toy vehicle.
  • a stunt hoop formed of an annular loop and simulated surrounding fire and flames is configured to be interposed between the two ramps such that the vehicle when launched passes through the center aperture of the stunt loop.
  • U.S. Patent 4,558,867 issued to Hippely sets forth a TOY VEHICLE TRACKWAY SET in which a toy vehicle track terminates in a vertical somersault loop followed by a horizontal inclined looping ramp which terminates at the center portion of the somersault loop.
  • a catching basket is movable for support near the multiple loop feature. The toy vehicle is launched down the track and passes through the somersault loop and is accelerated upwardly through the inclined horizontal ramp portion to be ultimately launched through the center portion of the somersault loop.
  • a toy vehicle jumpset for use in combination with a plurality of toy vehicles, comprises: a launcher for receiving a toy vehicle and applying an accelerating force thereto; a track having an upwardly directed launch ramp portion, a receiving portion and a return ramp portion, the launch ramp, the receiving portion and the return ramp portion cooperating to form a travel and return path for a toy vehicle; and stop means proximate the launch ramp for returning successive launched and returned toy vehicles as increasing obstructions of the travel and return path as they accumulate.
  • Figure 1 sets forth a perspective view of a multiple toy vehicle jumpset constructed in accordance with the present invention
  • Figure 2 sets forth a perspective view of a multiple toy vehicle jumpset constructed in accordance with the present invention having launched and received a first car;
  • Figure 3 sets forth a perspective view of a multiple toy vehicle jumpset constructed in accordance with the present invention having launched and received a second vehicle;
  • Figure 4 sets forth a side elevation view of a portion of the multiple toy vehicle jumpset set forth in Figures 1 through 3;
  • Figure 5 sets forth alternate embodiment of the launcher mechanism of the present invention multiple toy vehicle jumpset.
  • Figure 1 sets forth a perspective view of a multiple toy vehicle jumpset constructed in accordance with the present invention and generally referenced by numeral 10.
  • Jumpset 10 includes a vehicle launcher 11, a track segment 12, a ramp 13, a catcher 14, a track segment 15 and a return ramp 16.
  • Ramp 16, track segments 12 and 15, as well as return ramp 16, are formed of a flexible track material having a planar roadway surface and upwardly extending side walls 30 and 31.
  • track segments 12 and 15, ramp 13 and return ramp 16 are formed of substantially similar configurations.
  • Ramp 13 overlaps track segment 12 and a generally wedge-shaped ramp support 20 is interposed between ramp 13 and track segment 12 to provide the upwardly directed incline of ramp 13.
  • support 20 further defines a vertical stop surface 23 which is preferably located at or near end portion 32 of ramp 13.
  • Catcher 14 is supported upon track segment 15 within side walls 30 and 31 and defines a generally planar center portion 41 and a pair of inclined upwardly extending planar sides 42 and 43.
  • a support 21 is positioned beneath track segment 15 between catcher 14 and return ramp 16 to raise a portion of track segment 15 to form a bump portion 40.
  • a generally wedge-shaped support 22 defines an upwardly curved surface 34 and is positioned beneath return ramp 16 to support a vertically extending end portion 17 thereof.
  • the above-described track components form a substantially continuous track member having confining sides and including a ramp 13 coupled to launcher 11, a straight segment 15 supporting an inclined upwardly facing catcher 14 and defining a bump 40 and an upwardly curved return ramp 16.
  • Launcher 11 is secured to ramp 13 by appropriate attachment means or by simple overlap and defines a generally rectangular launch bay 50 having supported therein a movable shuttle 51.
  • Shuttle 51 is slidably supported within launch bay 50 in accordance with conventional fabrication techniques.
  • a spring 53 is coupled to shuttle 51 and launcher 11 and provides a compressive spring force which opposes the motion of shuttle 51 in the direction indicated by arrow 55.
  • a trigger button 52 is coupled to a conventional trigger latch mechanism which cooperates with shuttle 51 in accordance with conventional fabrication techniques to lock shuttle 51 in a rearward position in which spring 53 is compressed.
  • shuttle 51 is moved into bay 50 in the direction indicated by arrow 55 compressing spring 53.
  • Trigger 52 and the trigger mechanism 10 associated therewith locks shuttle 51 in the rearward position.
  • Figure 2 sets forth the locked or cocked position of shuttle 51 within launcher 11.
  • Shuttle 51 defines a generally vertical end surface 54.
  • a toy vehicle 60 configured to roll easily within the track portions of jumpset 10 may then be positioned within launch bay 50 against end 54 of shuttle 51.
  • Figure 2 sets forth the position of a similar vehicle within launcher 11 prior to launching. Thereafter, vehicle 60 may be launched by depressing trigger 52 which releases shuttle 51 at which time the energy stored within spring 53 accelerates shuttle 51 and car 60 rapidly away from launcher 11 toward ramp 13 in the direction indicated by arrow 56.
  • Figure 1 sets forth the position of vehicle 60 just after the above-described launch.
  • vehicle 60 is shown in Figure 1 approaching ramp 13 having a velocity in the direction indicated by arrow 61.
  • vehicle 60 becomes airborne in the position shown in dashed line representation 62 having an upwardly directed velocity 63.
  • vehicle 60 undergoes a gravity controlled "flight" and is received within catcher 14.
  • inclined sides 42 serve to direct vehicle 60 downwardly toward center portion 41.
  • the forward momentum of vehicle 60 continues to propel vehicle 60 upon track segment 15 to the position shown in dashed line representation 64.
  • vehicle 60 has a velocity in the direction indicated by arrow 65.
  • vehicle 60 returns along track segment 15 over bump 40 and through catcher 14 in the direction indicated by arrow 73. Finally, vehicle 60 encounters stop surface 33 of ramp support 20 and is brought to rest in the position shown in dashed line representation 72. Concurrently, as vehicle 60 undergoes the return travel described, a second toy vehicle 80 is positioned within launcher 11 and shuttle 51 is again moved in the direction indicated by arrow 55 to load or cock launcher 11. Thus, with vehicle 80 in the position shown and with vehicle 60 in the position shown in dashed line representation 72, pressing of trigger 52 launches vehicle 80 in the manner described above for vehicle 60. Thereafter, vehicle 80 traverses the track portions of jumpset 10 and ultimately returns in the manner described above for vehicle 60 until it abuts vehicle 60 and jumpset 10 assumes the position shown in Figure 3.
  • Figure 3 shows jumpset 10 having launched and returned vehicle 80 and showing vehicle 80 now resting in line with previously launched and returned vehicle 60.
  • a third vehicle 81 is now loaded within launcher 11 and shuttle 51 is again cocked to its loaded position in preparation for launching vehicle 81.
  • the accumulation of previously launched and returned vehicles 60 and 80 beneath ramp 13 presents an accumulating obstacle and challenge and increased difficulty factor for subsequently launched vehicles.
  • the precision of launch necessary to successfully launch and return vehicle 80 is somewhat greater than for vehicle 60 and further that the factors influencing vehicle 81 have been further complicated by the presence of vehicles 60 and 80 beneath ramp 13.
  • jumpset 10 continues as successive vehicles are launched in the manner described above and accumulate upon track segment 15 beneath ramp 13.
  • the characteristics of jumpset 10 may be varied to accommodate the challenge presented.
  • ramp support 20 may be movable with respect to ramp 13 and track segment 15 to alter the incline and extension of ramp 13.
  • the position of catcher 14 may be moved upon track segment 15 to accommodate different trajectories of launched vehicles.
  • Support 21 and support 22 may be also movable with respect to track segment 15 to further change the configuration of track for jumpset 10.
  • FIG 4 sets forth a side view of the launcher portion of the embodiment of the present invention shown in Figures 1 through 3.
  • Launcher 11 includes an elongated launcher bay 50 defining a linear track portion 57 therein.
  • Launcher 11 further defines an aperture 88 and is coupled to ramp 13.
  • a trigger button 52 defines an outwardly extending flange 87 and extends upwardly through aperture 88.
  • a spring 85 is captivated upon a spring guide 86 and exerts a spring force upwardly against trigger button 52.
  • Trigger 52 further includes a forwardly extending hook portion 90.
  • a shuttle 51 defines an end portion 54, a downwardly extending tab 49 and a hook 91. Hook 91 engages hook 90 of trigger button 52 to form a convenient releasable latch for shuttle 51.
  • Launcher 11 further defines a spring stop 48 which receives a coil spring 53. Spring 53 is captivated between stop
  • Figure 4 shows the configuration of launcher 11 in the loaded or cocked position in which shuttle 51 has been forced rearwardly in the direction indicated by arrow 92 causing spring 53 to be compressed between tab
  • jumpset provides substantial entertainment and considerable skill may be exercised in the developmental activities associated with reconfiguring the track and ramp portions of the present invention jumpset to accommodate the accumulating previously launched and return vehicles.
  • additional skill may be exercised and additional developmental activity may be carried forward if launcher 11 is replaced by a more flexible type launcher which permits a varied amount of launching force to be imparted to the toy vehicle.
  • Figure 5 sets forth one such launcher which if used in place of launcher 11 in jumpset 10 in the manner shown in Figure 1 through 3 permits the exercise of still another skill aspect by the use of a varied launching force.
  • Figure 5 sets forth a launcher 100 which includes a housing 101 defining therein a chamber 103 and a passage 104.
  • a laterally extending cylinder passage 105 communicates with passage 104 and supports a slidable piston 106. The latter defines an outwardly extending end portion 107.
  • a resilient bellows 111 is coupled to piston 102 and urges it upwardly and to the lower surface of chamber 103 of housing 101.
  • piston 102 In operation, with piston 106 in the position shown in solid line representation, piston 102 is urged upwardly to the position shown by the resilient force of bellows 111. Thereafter, a toy vehicle is placed within launcher 11 in contact with end 107 of piston 106. The vehicle launch is accomplished by rapidly forcing piston 102 downwardly in the direction indicated by arrow 108 which forces air from chamber 103 through passage 104 and into cylinder 105. The force of air thus transferred is applied to piston 106 and accelerates piston 106 in the direction indicated by arrow 109 to the dashed line extended position shown. This rapid acceleration and extension of piston 106 launches the toy vehicle toward ramp 13 in the direction indicated by arrow 110.
  • launcher 100 is representative of the general type of launcher which produces a launching force which varies in response to the applied force of the user.
  • the harder and more abruptly piston 102 is forced downwardly the greater the launching force applied by piston 106.
  • variable force launching mechanisms may be used in place of launcher 11 to provide this additional skill factor for the present invention playset.
  • the use of such a variable force launcher in combination with the remainder of jumpset 10 facilitates the exercise of an additional touch or skill factor.
  • the jumpset shown is capable of multiple configurations and thus a variety of challenges in association with its operation may be presented to the user.

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Un ensemble pour saut (10) de véhicules-jouets multiples comprend un lanceur de véhicule (11) couplé à une piste pour véhicules. La piste pour véhicules définit une rampe de lancement (13) et un dispositif d'attrape (14) des véhicules ainsi qu'une portion de rampe (16) de retour incurvée vers le haut. L'inclinaison de la rampe de lancement ainsi que d'autres caractéristiques de la configuration de la piste peuvent être modifiées pour obtenir des caractéristiques de piste différentes. Chaque véhicule lancé sur la piste est renvoyé vers une position se trouvant sous la portion de rampe (16) de la piste, les véhicules étant lancés successivement de manière à dégager successivement les véhicules s'accumulant (60, 80), ce qui demande à chaque fois de plus en plus d'habilité.
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