Intersecting race track with obstructing means to promote collisions
OwnerAlexander G. Copsoninventor
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Abstract
A toy car racing board game having two continuous car tracks which have serpentine portions and cross each other at several points. Except for the crossing points, the tracks are hidden by walls on their opposite sides. Each player electrically controls a car with the object of completing one or more passes around its track or to prevent the other car from completing a pass by colliding with it at any of the intersections.
Claims6
A toy car racing game wherein electrically driven cars are moved along tracks, the game including a game board having at least two independent and distinct tracks intersecting each other at least at one intersection, and means along the tracks and spaced from said intersection for obstructing portions of the tracks from view and for maintaining toy cars on the tracks except at said intersection.
Toy car racing game apparatus including means forming at least a pair of endless tracks intersecting each other at least one intersection, said tracks being adapted to receive toy cars to be moved along said tracks with the object of sticking another such car at said intersection, said means including opposed walls on opposite sides of the tracks concealing portions of the tracks from view and for preventing removal of the toy cars from the tracks except at said intersection during operation such that toy cars colliding at the intersection may be dislodged from the tracks at the intersection, said opposed walls are closely adjacent the tracks to prevent lateral movement of toy cars off the tracks, said tracks including curved portions and wherein said toy cars are prevented by said walls from moving off the curved portions of the tracks by centrifugal forces during operation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.