A toy car storage device for storing toy cars has a storage body that is defined by a top edge, a bottom edge, a front edge, and a rear edge. A plurality of storage recesses is formed in the storage body, each of the storage recesses being sized and shaped to receive one of the toy cars. A plate frame is mounted adjacent the bottom edge of the storage body and has an upper ridge and a lower ridge which together form a plate receiving space therebetween. A plurality of plates may be slidably mounted in the plate receiving space and frictionally held between the upper and lower ridges of the plate frame. First and second slots are formed in the bottom edge, between the plate frame and the front edge of the storage body, for interlocking with first and second stabilizer stands each having interlocking portions and a pair of laterally extending legs. When interlocked, these function to support the storage body in an upright position, and the first and second interlocking portions of the first and second stabilizers each extend beyond the lower ridge of the plate frame to block any of the plates from sliding out of the plate receiving space.

A transformable toy vehicle hauler comprises a trailer portion that includes three or more trailer sections pivotably coupled end-to-end. A cabin portion is connected to the trailer portion and includes a toy vehicle launcher. The toy vehicle hauler is capable of being configured in a transport configuration where the three or more trailer sections are folded together in a zigzag pattern and a raceway configuration where the three or more trailer sections are unfolded to form a straight track.

A transformable toy vehicle hauler comprises a trailer portion that includes three or more trailer sections pivotably coupled end-to-end. A cabin portion is connected to the trailer portion and includes a toy vehicle launcher. The toy vehicle hauler is capable of being configured in a transport configuration where the three or more trailer sections are folded together in a zigzag pattern and a raceway configuration where the three or more trailer sections are unfolded to form a straight track.

A toy vehicle includes a chassis, at least two wheels, and an actuating mechanism configured to couple the at least two wheels to the chassis and to move the at least two wheels between a retracted position and an extended position in which a width of each wheel of the at least two wheels is increased. The actuating mechanism includes a lever configured to be moved between a first position corresponding to the retracted position of the at least two wheels and a second position corresponding to the extended position of the at least two wheels. The actuating mechanism further may include an actuator configured to move the lever from the first position to the second position and from the second position to the first position.

A toy vehicle includes a chassis, at least two wheels, and an actuating mechanism configured to couple the at least two wheels to the chassis and to move the at least two wheels between a retracted position and an extended position in which a width of each wheel of the at least two wheels is increased. The actuating mechanism includes a lever configured to be moved between a first position corresponding to the retracted position of the at least two wheels and a second position corresponding to the extended position of the at least two wheels. The actuating mechanism further may include an actuator configured to move the lever from the first position to the second position and from the second position to the first position.

A motorized toy system includes a toy implement that may be manipulated. The toy implement has a bin and an auger chute. The auger chute is hingedly coupled to the toy implement. The auger chute is positionable between a deployed position and a stored position. The bin may contain particles. A dispensing unit is coupled to the toy implement. The dispensing unit is operationally coupled between the bin and the auger chute. Thus, the dispensing unit may selectively urge the particles outwardly from the auger chute.

A motorized toy system includes a toy implement that may be manipulated. The toy implement has a bin and an auger chute. The auger chute is hingedly coupled to the toy implement. The auger chute is positionable between a deployed position and a stored position. The bin may contain particles. A dispensing unit is coupled to the toy implement. The dispensing unit is operationally coupled between the bin and the auger chute. Thus, the dispensing unit may selectively urge the particles outwardly from the auger chute.

A toy car storage device for storing toy cars has a storage body that is defined by a top edge, a bottom edge, a front edge, and a rear edge. A plurality of storage recesses is formed in the storage body, each of the storage recesses being sized and shaped to receive one of the toy cars. A plate frame is mounted adjacent the bottom edge of the storage body and has an upper ridge and a lower ridge which together form a plate receiving space therebetween. A plurality of plates may be slidably mounted in the plate receiving space and frictionally held between the upper and lower ridges of the plate frame. First and second slots are formed in the bottom edge, between the plate frame and the front edge of the storage body, for interlocking with first and second stabilizer stands each having interlocking portions and a pair of laterally extending legs. When interlocked, these function to support the storage body in an upright position, and the first and second interlocking portions of the first and second stabilizers each extend beyond the lower ridge of the plate frame to block any of the plates from sliding out of the plate receiving space.

A reconfigurable toy vehicle launcher includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion includes at least a portion of a launching mechanism. The second portion includes a compartment configured to receive a set of launchable toy vehicles and is reconfigurable with respect to the first portion. In particular, the second portion is reconfigurable between a first position in which the launching mechanism can sequentially launch the set of launchable toy vehicles away from the toy and a second position in which the first portion and the second portion provide a toy or a storage solution.

A reconfigurable toy vehicle launcher includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion includes at least a portion of a launching mechanism. The second portion includes a compartment configured to receive a set of launchable toy vehicles and is reconfigurable with respect to the first portion. In particular, the second portion is reconfigurable between a first position in which the launching mechanism can sequentially launch the set of launchable toy vehicles away from the toy and a second position in which the first portion and the second portion provide a toy or a storage solution.