Talking wild west action figure
OwnerChris Chandlerinventor
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Abstract
A talking wild west action figure, including a main body, including a torso, a head attached to the torso, a plurality of arms attached the torso, such that each of the plurality of arms is movably connected to a hand at end portions thereof, and a plurality of legs attached to the torso, at least one magnet disposed within at least one of the hands, a firearm to magnetically attach to the at least one of the hands, a central Processing Unit (CPU) including a storage unit to store therewithin at least one playable audio file, such that the CPU is electronically connected to the at least one magnet disposed within at least one of the hands, and a speaker to emit a sound corresponding to the at least one playable audio file in response to the firearm magnetically attaching to the at least one of the hands.
Claims1
A talking wild west action figure, comprising:
- a main body, comprising:
- a torso;
- a head attached to a top portion of the torso;
- a plurality of arms attached to side portions of the torso, such that each of the plurality of arms is movably connected to a hand at end portions thereof, and
- a plurality of legs attached to bottom portions of the torso;
- at least one magnet disposed within at least one of the hands;
- a first firearm configured to be magnetically attachable to the at least one of the hands;
- a second firearm configured to be magnetically attachable to the at least another one of the hands;
- a central Processing Unit (CPU) including a storage unit to store therewithin at least one playable audio file, such that the CPU is electronically connected to the at least one magnet disposed within at least one of the hands;
- and
- a speaker to emit a plurality of sounds corresponding to the at least one playable audio file in response to the first firearm and the second firearm magnetically attaching to the hands,
- wherein the magnetic attachment of the first firearm to the at least one of the hands causes a circuit to be connected between the first firearm and the CPU, thereby causing a first of the plurality of sounds to be emitted via the speaker, and
- wherein the magnetic attachment of the second firearm to the at least another one of the hands causes another circuit to be connected between the second firearm and the CPU, thereby causing another one of the plurality of sounds to be emitted via the speaker.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.