Illuminable toys and simulations with replaceable illuminable edibles
AssigneeIdeal Ideas, Inc.
InventorsKenneth P. Glynn, James R. Blair, II
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Abstract
The illuminable toy has a replaceable, illuminable edible, that can be soft or hard crystal candy or any other translucent or transparent food in a figure form which is attached to a holder which is in turn part of or attached to a base. Concealed inside the base are a light source and battery connected to an electrical switch. The illuminable edible toy can be a simulation toy with more than one replaceable, illuminable edible under a cover. The base can have a cover simulating a coffin or horror house for conveying horror themes, or simulating an egg shell for conveying an Easter celebration theme or a cave for conveying a fairy tale mining cave theme.
Claims6
An illuminable toy comprising:
- (a) at least one light source;
- (b) at least one battery, said battery being electrically connected to said at least one light source;
- (c) a switch, said switch being electrically connected to said at least one light source and said at least one battery, said switch providing an on/off adjustment for energizing and de-energizing said at least one light source with said at least one battery;
- (d) a base, said base containing said at least one light source and said at least one battery and said switch, said base having at least one light permeating portion for allowing passage of light emitted from said at least one light source, said switch being adjustable from an exterior of said base;
- (e) at least one holder, said at least one holder being attached to said base;
- (f) at least one replaceable, illuminable edible having a three dimensional form, being attached to said at least one holder, and being illuminated by light emitted from said at least one light source;
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- (g) a cover attached to said base and covering said at least one, replaceable, illuminable edible and having a three dimensional configuration, wherein said cover and said base simulate an eggshell, said cover being divided longitudinally into two portions at a joint extending from a top of said cover to just above a top support surface of said base, said division at said joint simulating a crack line.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.