A toy vehicle track set according to present invention includes a first track portion, a second track portion, a base to which the first and second track portions are coupled, and a carriage. At least one of the first track portion and the second track portion is repositionable about the base with respect to the other track portion and the carriage is movably coupled to the base. The carriage is positionable proximate to the first track portion, the second track portion, or both the first and second track portions.

A toy vehicle track set according to present invention includes a first track portion, a second track portion, a base to which the first and second track portions are coupled, and a carriage. At least one of the first track portion and the second track portion is repositionable about the base with respect to the other track portion and the carriage is movably coupled to the base. The carriage is positionable proximate to the first track portion, the second track portion, or both the first and second track portions.

A floating magnetic vehicle and track toy for education and entertainment of users includes an annular plate that has an inside edge and an outside edge. A first rim, positioned adjacent to the inside edge, and a second rim, positioned adjacent to the outside edge, are coupled to and extend perpendicularly from the annular plate. A plurality of first magnets is coupled to the annular plate. The toy comprises a car that comprises a plurality of second magnets. The second magnets are positioned on the car to repel the first magnets to suspend the car above the annular plate. The first rim and the second rim are positioned on the annular plate to retain the car between the first rim and the second rim. The car is configured to be motivated around the annular plate by a pushing action of a user.

A vehicle configured to move through a network of interconnected tubes includes a body, a motor, a motorized wheel, a biasing assembly, and a first element. The motorized wheel directly engages an inner surface of the tubes. The biasing assembly causes the motorized wheel to maintain continuous contact with the inner surface of the tubes during operation. A waist of the vehicle is constrained by an inner diameter (D) of the curved tube, a radius of curvature (R) of the curved tube, and a length (L) of the wheelbase of the vehicle. The waist of the body is sized such that the vehicle can freely move within any of the tubes without getting stuck therein.

A toy car includes a shell component. The shell component is provided with wheels capable of rotating relative to the shell component. Each of the wheels includes a rolling part and an abutting part. The abutting part is arranged on one side of the rolling part facing away from the shell component. The rolling part is configured to be engaged to an upper surface of a building block and roll along the upper surface of the building block. And the abutting part is configured to abut against a side surface of the building block.

A toy car includes a shell component. The shell component is provided with wheels capable of rotating relative to the shell component. Each of the wheels includes a rolling part and an abutting part. The abutting part is arranged on one side of the rolling part facing away from the shell component. The rolling part is configured to be engaged to an upper surface of a building block and roll along the upper surface of the building block. And the abutting part is configured to abut against a side surface of the building block.

Implementations of a portable racetrack are provided. In some implementations, the portable racetrack comprises a foldable board comprising a plurality of holes configured to secure accessories to the board. In some implementations, the portable racetrack further comprises detachable guard rails operatively attached to the foldable board using the holes. In some implementations, the portable racetrack includes no mechanism on the foldable board to guide a remote control car that is operated on the racetrack except the guard rails so that the remote control car may freely travel on the racetrack.

A toy car includes a housing assembly and a limiting member. The housing assembly is provided with a plurality of wheels rotatable with respect to the housing assembly. The plurality of wheels is configured for engaging on an upper surface of a block and rolling along the upper surface of the block. The limiting member is connected to the housing assembly. The limiting member is configured for abutting against a side surface of the block, and the limiting member is used for limiting the plurality of wheels on the upper surface of the block.

A toy car includes a housing assembly and a limiting member. The housing assembly is provided with a plurality of wheels rotatable with respect to the housing assembly. The plurality of wheels is configured for engaging on an upper surface of a block and rolling along the upper surface of the block. The limiting member is connected to the housing assembly. The limiting member is configured for abutting against a side surface of the block, and the limiting member is used for limiting the plurality of wheels on the upper surface of the block.

An improved toy vehicle transfer station playset is disclosed herein. The playset includes a support frame that extends upwardly from a support surface. Coupled to the support frame is a slide rail having a first end and a second end. The first end is disposed higher than the second end with respect to the support surface. A carrier is movably coupled to the slide rail, and is configured to move along the slide rail from a first position proximate the first end to a second position proximate the second end of the slide rail via gravity. The carrier includes a track section for receiving a toy vehicle. The playset also includes a retaining mechanism disposed on the slide rail and configured to retain the carrier in the first position. However, when a toy vehicle is disposed on the track section of the carrier, the retaining mechanism releases the carrier to move along the slide rail to the second position.