A mix or match toy set is disclosed wherein four units having a common theme have at least two or three sections. These two or three sections can be interchanged with one another. In one embodiment the units are different transportation vehicles. The units are held together by using magnets in male and female connectors.

The present disclosure pertains to a race course system for remote controlled boat racing where the outer boundary of the race course is comprised of the exterior walls of a swimming pool enclosure and the internals walls of the race course is comprised of floating devices with connection point for interconnecting the floats and an anchoring device and adjustable length anchor tether attached to the bottom of a number of the floating devices. The floating devices can be attached to each other in various configurations to create various different race course layouts, such as an oval course, a figure eight course, or even an intricate road course configurations.

The present disclosure pertains to a race course system for remote controlled boat racing where the outer boundary of the race course is comprised of the exterior walls of a swimming pool enclosure and the internals walls of the race course is comprised of floating devices with connection point for interconnecting the floats and an anchoring device and adjustable length anchor tether attached to the bottom of a number of the floating devices. The floating devices can be attached to each other in various configurations to create various different race course layouts, such as an oval course, a figure eight course, or even an intricate road course configurations.

A soft and squeezable bath toy set for young children for use in bathtubs and/or pools is disclosed. The bath toy set includes containers, each container having a body, an inlet and an outlet. Each container includes a mounting member for connecting the container to a wall. The bath toy set includes a T-shaped pipe, angled connecting pipes and a tube assembly. The tube assembly includes a tube holder holding tubes. The tube holder includes a tube mounting member for connecting the tube holder to the wall. The containers position in different configurations and the tube assembly positions underneath the containers. The T-shaped pipe or the angled connecting pipes interchangeably connect the outlet of the containers above, and the inlet of the containers or the tubes below. The containers at the top receive water through the inlet and water flows down via the outlet into the container or the tubes positioned underneath via the T-shaped pipe and/or the angled connecting pipes.

A play structure is formed from flexible struts supporting a fabric. The struts are inserted through pockets along the edges of the fabric. The struts are joined together by connectors at apexes of the structure. The struts form an upper frame and a lower frame. The upper and lower frames are connected by battens. The struts and battens hold the fabric in a selected shape, such as a sailboat. The battens are formed from flat, flexible members that are bent about their longitudinal axis to form a C-shaped cross section. Ends of the battens are inserted into curved batten receivers on the connectors. When a downward force is applied, the upper frame is pressed toward the lower frame. The battens bend and flatten to resiliently allow the structure to collapse. When the force is relieved, the battens resiliently resume their curved shape, restoring the structure to its original configuration.

A water toy includes a water toy main body. The water toy main body includes a first waterproof integrated box. The first waterproof integrated box is configured to accommodate an electronic element. The first waterproof integrated box includes a first upper shell, a first lower shell, a sealing member, and a waterproof chamber. The first upper shell and the first lower shell are covered with each other. The sealing member is arranged at mounting ports of the first upper shell and the first lower shell. After the first upper shell and the first lower shell are covered with each other, the sealing member seals a gap between the first upper shell and the first lower shell to form the waterproof chamber. The first upper shell and the first lower shell are detachably connected through a clasp.

A coupling element for releasably connecting two building elements. The coupling element includes two couplers. The first coupler has a mid-flange having a first side and a second side. The first side of the mid-flange includes a coupling portion extending therefrom. The second side of the mid-flange includes at least one protrusion and at least one opening. The second coupler is similar to the first coupler except that it may have a different coupling portion. The protrusions and openings are shaped so that when the two couplers are pressed together, the openings and protrusions form an interference fit to form the coupling element. The coupling element may include a decorative element that is captured between the two couplers when the couplers are pressed together to form the coupling element.

The present invention concerns a water toy for children that floats and combines features of a human with an animal. In one aspect of the invention, the toy has two parts, one with animal features and another with human features. The animal features are separable from the human features. If a child has several of the toys, they can mix and match to create new characters. There is a diverse group of both animals and humans so that a child with several toys can create a large number of different characters. One or both of the parts of the toy are fabric covered for easy cleaning and fast drying. The fabric can be removed to allow for washing in a washing machine.