A kit for constructing an obstacle course for a remote controlled (RC) vehicle, including a plurality of obstacles selected from the group including a starting line, at least one cone, at least one ramp, at least one rumble stick, at least one freestyle log, at least one tunnel, at least one finish line, at least one balance beam, at least one crawl pit, at least one dune, at least one hill, at least one trampoline, at least one flight of stairs, at least one gate, and at least one oscillating obstacle. The kit may also include suggested obstacle layouts in the form of maps or diagrams.

In accordance with embodiments of the invention, a modular marble course system with universal connectors among the components which can be mounted upon a vertical surface, has a large number of attachments, and which utilizes a unilateral construction for among the tracks, is disclosed. In combination, the features of present embodiments may permit a user to build a large number of customized and modular marble courses on substantially any vertical surface, and across multiple vertical surfaces in different planes. The system may include a variety of linear and non-linear tracks, including tracks which span around corners, smoothly move from one vertical level to the next, and which can be rotated to move a marble upwards. The system may further include unique trick attachments such as cannons, catapults, rotating attachments which pivot about an axis, and other attachments.

In accordance with embodiments of the invention, a modular marble course system with universal connectors among the components which can be mounted upon a vertical surface, has a large number of attachments, and which utilizes a unilateral construction for among the tracks, is disclosed. In combination, the features of present embodiments may permit a user to build a large number of customized and modular marble courses on substantially any vertical surface, and across multiple vertical surfaces in different planes. The system may include a variety of linear and non-linear tracks, including tracks which span around corners, smoothly move from one vertical level to the next, and which can be rotated to move a marble upwards. The system may further include unique trick attachments such as cannons, catapults, rotating attachments which pivot about an axis, and other attachments.

An air driven toy includes at least one connectible section that is removably couplable to an air flow generator to receive the object and defines at least one path for fluid flow through the at least one connectible section, wherein the air flow generator is configured to cause the object to be propelled through the at least one connectible section.

A learning toy which enables learning of high-level programming in a stepwise manner. A movement path is constituted by a plurality of command panels in which command information which can be read with an optical reading module is recorded being arranged. A mobile robot sequentially reads command information included in the command panels through which the mobile robot passes while moving along the movement path and stores a plurality of pieces of command information in a command information memory. The mobile robot takes out a plurality of pieces of command information from arbitrary positions in the command information memory to execute operation. If a plurality of pieces of command information necessary for operation of the mobile robot are stored in the command information memory, a control unit of the mobile robot automatically extracts and takes out the command information and causes the mobile robot to operate.

The utility model discloses a universal splicing track and a toy car, comprising a plurality of I-shaped track bodies which can be assembled end to end and a toy car mounted on the track bodies, wherein a first step surface of a base is overlapped with a second step surface of another base, an upper end of the track body is provided with a bar-shaped block, one end of the bar-shaped block is provided with a spherical body, and the other end is provided with a connecting groove matched with the spherical body; and both sides of the bar-shaped block are provided with racks, a power mechanism is provided with output gears meshing with the racks at the two sides of the bar-shaped block, and one end of the output gear is provided with a guide wheel for clamping the bar-shaped block.

The utility model discloses a universal splicing track and a toy car, comprising a plurality of I-shaped track bodies which can be assembled end to end and a toy car mounted on the track bodies, wherein a first step surface of a base is overlapped with a second step surface of another base, an upper end of the track body is provided with a bar-shaped block, one end of the bar-shaped block is provided with a spherical body, and the other end is provided with a connecting groove matched with the spherical body; and both sides of the bar-shaped block are provided with racks, a power mechanism is provided with output gears meshing with the racks at the two sides of the bar-shaped block, and one end of the output gear is provided with a guide wheel for clamping the bar-shaped block.

Embodiments of the invention includes a play set having multiple configurations. The play set include a plurality of track segments that are configured to be selectively connected to each other in a variety of configuration. The track segments include a plurality of main track segments, a plurality of intersection pieces and a plurality of curved track segments. Each track segment includes at least one magnetic element embedded within a thickness of the track segment. Each track segment can be directly connectable to other track segments through the magnetic elements.

Embodiments of the invention includes a play set having multiple configurations. The play set include a plurality of track segments that are configured to be selectively connected to each other in a variety of configuration. The track segments include a plurality of main track segments, a plurality of intersection pieces and a plurality of curved track segments. Each track segment includes at least one magnetic element embedded within a thickness of the track segment. Each track segment can be directly connectable to other track segments through the magnetic elements.

A method of using a ramp for jumping wirelessly controlled vehicles comprising assembling one or more two-dimensional ramp supports into a three-dimensional configuration; coupling a two-dimensional ramp member to the one or more three-dimensional ramp supports to form a ramp with a three-dimensional ramp member; providing the ramp so that it is supported on a surface by the one or more three-dimensional ramp supports.