Spinning toy
OwnerGabriel Rogow-Patt, Bradley Pattinventors
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Abstract
A spinning toy including a base, at least one shaft coupled to the base, and at least one winged object having a hub and a series of wings coupled to the hub. The hub of the winged object is rotatably mountable on the shaft. When the hub is rotatably mounted on the shaft and rotated relative to the shaft, the winged object is configured to move along the shaft toward the base.
Claims25
A spinning toy comprising:
- a base;
- at least one shaft coupled to the base;
- at least one winged object having a hub and a plurality of wings coupled to the hub, the hub being rotatably mountable on the at least one shaft,
- wherein, when the hub is rotatably mounted on the at least one shaft and rotated relative to the at least one shaft, the winged object is configured to move along the at least one shaft toward the base.
A spinning toy, comprising:
- a base;
- a plurality of shafts coupled to the base;
- and
- a plurality of winged object configured to be rotatably mounted on the plurality of shafts, each winged object of the plurality of winged objects having a hub and a plurality of wings coupled to the hub,
- wherein, when the hub of a winged object of the plurality of winged objected is rotatably mounted on a shaft of the plurality of shafts and is rotated relative to the shaft, the winged object is configured to move along the shaft toward the base.
A method of playing a spinning toy game comprising a base, a plurality of shafts, and a plurality of winged objects configured to be rotatably mounted on the plurality of shafts, the method comprising:
- mounting a first winged object of the plurality of winged objects on a first shaft of the plurality of shafts;
- mounting a second winged object of the plurality of winged objects on a second shaft of the plurality of shafts;
- rotating the first winged object relative to the first shaft, wherein rotation of the first winged object moves the first winged object along the first shaft toward the base;
- and
- rotating the second winged object relative to the second shaft, wherein rotation of the second winged object moves the second winged object along the second shaft toward the base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.