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US 2013/0154189 A1Published application
Toy figure, board game involving the use of a toy figure, and method of playing a board game involving the use of a toy figure
AssigneeKMA Concepts Limited
InventorPeter Alan FISH
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Abstract
A toy figure including one or more appendages each made of a coil spring and a magnet disposed at an end portion of each of the one or more appendages. A plurality of such toy figures may be used in a board game that requires players to position a respective one of the toy figures relative to a game board.
Claims14
A toy figure comprising:
- one or more appendages each made of a coil spring;
- and
- a magnet disposed at an end portion of each of the one or more appendages.
A board game comprising:
- one or more toy figures, each of the one or more toy figures comprising:
- one or more appendages each made of a coil spring;
- and
- a magnet disposed at an end portion of each of the one or more appendages;
- and
- a game board adapted to magnetically attract the magnets disposed at the end portions of each of the one or more appendages of each of the one or more toy figures so as to allow for positioning of the one or more appendages of each of the one or more toy figures relative to the game board.
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A method of playing a game, comprising:
- providing a board game comprising:
- one or more toy figures, each of the one or more toy figures comprising:
- one or more appendages each made of a coil spring;
- and
- a magnet disposed at an end portion of each of the one or more appendages;
- a game board adapted to magnetically attract the magnets disposed at the end portions of each of the one or more appendages of each of the one or more toy figures so as to allow for positioning of the one or more appendages of each of the one or more toy figures relative to the game board;
- and
- a spinner comprising a spinner arrow that is operable to determine how the one or more appendages of each of the one or more toy figures are to be positioned relative to the game board;
- spinning the spinner arrow to determine how the one or more appendages of one of the one or more toy figures associated with a player are to be positioned relative to the game board;
- and
- positioning the one of the one or more toy figures relative to the game board according to the positioning determined by the spinning step.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.