A mix or match toy set is disclosed wherein an airplane toy can be converted into several differently shaped units. The units are held together by using magnets in male and female connectors. The unit has interchangeable cockpit fuselage sections, jet, propeller, and fuel tank magnetic attachments and interchangeable airplane tails.

Disclosed here are systems for detachable airframe components including detachable nose cones, propeller assemblies and motors. In some example embodiments, the assemblies include a nose cone with a connection receiver, a motor assembly with a rotatable section, where the rotatable section includes torque arms configured to secure with the nose cone connection receiver, and a propeller assembly, configured to connect to the nose cone.

Water reveal objects and methods of making and using same are described. In some embodiments, the objects are three-dimensional objects (e.g., animals, figurines or toy models) that are assembled by the user from a variety of pieces. The pieces may be comprised of multiple layers, such as a base layer, a film that includes one or more designs covering the base layer and a water-reactive coating that hides the one or more designs when the coating is dry and reveals the one or more designs when the user brushes water on the coating. The coating and film may be on one or multiple sides of the pieces. The pieces may be provided to the user in a sheet that is partially precut to facilitate removal of the pieces. In other embodiments, the present disclosure provides a sheet or roll of stickers.

Disclosed here are systems for detachable airframe components including detachable nose cones, propeller assemblies and motors. In some example embodiments, the assemblies include a nose cone with a connection receiver, a motor assembly with a rotatable section, where the rotatable section includes torque arms configured to secure with the nose cone connection receiver, and a propeller assembly, configured to connect to the nose cone.

Systems, devices and methods for model rocketry are provided. According to some aspects, new forms of model rocket nose cones, other model rocket components, and methods for their use, are provided. A new form of reversibly-divisible nose cone is provided, including a plurality of housing sections forming an interior payload section and, in some embodiments, including a locking mechanism(s) configured to hold the plurality of housing sections together during the initial phases of flight. In some embodiments, such a locking mechanism is unlocked, and the housing sections are separated, at least in part, in an ejection phase of model rocket flight. In some embodiments, such a locking mechanism is unlocked, at least in part, by increased air resistance and tension from shock cord(s) of a model rocket. Shock cord mounting arms are provided, including eyelet(s), mounted at an angle to a trailing surface of the nose cone.

An inflatable launchable toy system comprising a launcher and an inflatable launchable toy configured to detachably couple to the launcher. The launcher having a launcher handle and a launching elastic. The inflatable launchable toy comprises an outer fabric layer that is substantially airtight. A fabric seam joins edges of the airtight fabric layer. A launching hook is attached to the fabric seam. The outer fabric layer when inflated gives an intended shape to the inflatable launchable toy. The inflatable launchable toy configured to detachably couple to the launching elastic through the launching hook.

Disclosed here are systems for detachable airframe components including detachable nose cones, propeller assemblies and motors. In some example embodiments, the assemblies include a nose cone with a connection receiver, a motor assembly with a rotatable section, where the rotatable section includes torque arms configured to secure with the nose cone connection receiver, and a propeller assembly, configured to connect to the nose cone.

An aerial vehicle includes an aerial vehicle body, and first and second rotor assemblies. The first rotor assembly includes a first hub coupled to first blades, and a first drive shaft coupled to the first hub via fastening features. The first drive shaft is configured to rotate the first hub in a first direction such that the first blades rotate in a first rotation plane. The second rotor assembly includes a second hub coupled to second blades, and a second drive shaft coupled to the second hub via fastening features. The second drive shaft is configured to rotate the second hub in a second direction opposite to the first direction, such that the second blades rotate in a second rotation plane. The first and second rotation planes are at opposite sides of the aerial vehicle body.

Control of a toy flying toy plane comprises providing the plane having a motor and propeller and a separate remote controller for use by a player of the toy. The plane includes a flexible, foldable wing and a fuselage below the wing. The fuselage supports at least one propulsion unit and the fuselage is removably locatable relative to the wing. A signal is sent from a transmitter with the toy to the controller. A variation in intensity of the received signal to the toy being from the controller. The controller transmits a signal to the toy according to the desired action of the player and thereby to cause the flying toy to move as required.

The present disclosure discloses a rocket with a landing cabin, which belongs to the technical field of toy rockets, comprising a rocket body, a cabin shell which comprising two concave shell bodies, the edges of the two shell bodies cling to each other to enclose an accommodating cavity; the upper ends of the two shell bodies are hinged respectively with the lower end of the rocket body, and the two shell bodies are relatively rotatable to open or close the accommodating cavity; a parachute cloth, received within the accommodating cavity in a compressed mode and provided with a connector for connection with the shell bodies or the rocket body. The present disclosure is convenient for taking in a parachute.