A boomerang includes a main housing, a bracket, a paddle, a main control board, a power supply, a motor and a lamp strip; the housing is spherical with an accommodation space therein and multiple holes thereon, the multiple holes are communicated with the accommodation space. The bracket is mounted in the accommodation space, the bracket provides a shaft, a central of the shaft coincides with a center of the main housing. The paddle is located in the accommodating space and rotatably disposed on the shaft; the main control board, the power supply, the motor and the lamp strip are mounted on the bracket; the power supply, the motor and the lamp strip are electrically connected to the main control board, the motor drives the paddle to rotate.

The present invention discloses a boomerang, which comprises a flight component, a central shaft and a protective device, wherein the flight component comprises at least one rotating device and a driving device; The center of the shaft runs through the center axis of the maximum diameter plane formed when the rotating device rotates, and the protective device is composed of a plurality of ribs connected with each other and arranged around the flight component. The boomerang is safer in use, better in flying performance, more ornamental and playable.

A toy assembly for retaining and launching a miniature boomerang from an upper limb of the body which limb includes a wrist, hand and fingers, the assembly consisting of the combination of the boomerang, a support member attachable to the upper limb, and a platform mounted on top of the support member to retain the boomerang in a first storage position and further to provide for the shifting of the boomerang to a second launching position wherein launching is accomplished by flicking a wing of the boomerang with a finger of the opposite upper limb on which the support member is positioned.

A toy assembly for retaining and launching a miniature boomerang from an upper limb of the body which limb includes a wrist, hand and fingers, the assembly consisting of the combination of the boomerang, a support member attachable to the upper limb, and a platform mounted on top of the support member to retain the boomerang in a first storage position and further to provide for the shifting of the boomerang to a second launching position wherein launching is accomplished by flicking a wing of the boomerang with a finger of the opposite upper limb on which the support member is positioned.

A modifiable boomerang comprises of a pair of wing blades which have a curved top surface and a flat bottom surface. The wings are connected together by a pivot bolt to form a boomerang whose angle can be adjusted to change the aerodynamics of the flying boomerang. A thrower can change the angle of a boomerang to change its flying pattern.

A modifiable boomerang comprises of a pair of wing blades which have a curved top surface and a flat bottom surface. The wings are connected together by a pivot bolt to form a boomerang whose angle can be adjusted to change the aerodynamics of the flying boomerang. A thrower can change the angle of a boomerang to change its flying pattern.

A rotary flying ball includes a main housing, a bracket, a paddle, a main control board, a power supply, a motor, and a lamp strip; the housing is spherical with an accommodation space therein and multiple holes thereon, the multiple holes are communicated with the accommodation space. The bracket is mounted in the accommodation space, the bracket provides a shaft, a center of the shaft coincides with a center of the main housing. The paddle is located in the accommodating space and rotatably disposed on the shaft; the main control board, the power supply, the motor, and the lamp strip are mounted on the bracket; the power supply, the motor, and the lamp strip are electrically connected to the main control board, the motor drives the paddle to rotate.

A toy assembly for retaining and launching a miniature boomerang from an upper limb of the body which limb includes a wrist, hand and fingers, the assembly consisting of the combination of the boomerang, a support member attachable to the upper limb, and a platform mounted on top of the support member to retain the boomerang in a first storage position and further to provide for the shifting of the boomerang to a second launching position wherein launching is accomplished by flicking a wing of the boomerang with a finger of the opposite upper limb on which the support member is positioned.

An action skill toy that is intended to be juggled by being repeatedly thrown and caught in one hand or between both hands of a user. The action skill toy has a central hub area and rigid appendages that extend away from the central hub area. Each of the rigid appendages has a first end within the central hub area and a free second end that extends out of the central hub area. Each of the rigid appendages is coupled at a pivot joint to another of appendages within the central hub area. This enables each of the rigid appendages to rotate about a pivot joint in a common plane of rotation. To facilitate the grasping of the rigid appendages during juggling, each of the appendages has an enlarged area near its free end. The enlarged areas also provide space for the mounting of illumination units.

An action skill toy that is intended to be juggled by being repeatedly thrown and caught in one hand or between both hands of a user. The action skill toy has a central hub area and rigid appendages that extend away from the central hub area. Each of the rigid appendages has a first end within the central hub area and a free second end that extends out of the central hub area. Each of the rigid appendages is coupled at a pivot joint to another of appendages within the central hub area. This enables each of the rigid appendages to rotate about a pivot joint in a common plane of rotation. To facilitate the grasping of the rigid appendages during juggling, each of the appendages has an enlarged area near its free end. The enlarged areas also provide space for the mounting of illumination units.