Toy car track assembly with propelling mechanism and collision course

A track assembly for model cars comprising a plurality of track sections, including a first elevated section extending in a first plane and a second elevated section in a second plane intersecting said first plane, means supporting said elevated sections relative to each other and in intersecting relationship, said first and second elevated sections defining a common open area at the juncture of the intersecting sections whereby a car can move from said second elevated section through said first elevated section or vice versa to the balance of the track assembly and if cars from both sections enter the common area at the same time a mid air collision will occur to knock the cars off of the track assembly.

A continuous track assembly including a track system for a toy vehicle including interconnected lower and upper vertically disposed sections, means for supporting said upper section, a track portion of said upper section consisting of an (interconnected) intersecting longitudinally extending section and an upwardly extending loop section, the longitudinally extending section (defining an opening at the base of said loop section) and upwardly extending loop section defining a common open area through which the vehicle may pass continuously around the track but may be moved off the track by a mid-air collision involving contacting vehicles where the loop intersects with the longitudinally extending section. (at the opening in the longitudinally extending section.).

A spiral track assembly for connecting vertically spaced upper and lower track sections, said spiral track assembly including a spiral track defined between an outer wall and (located around) a cylindrical roller said cylindrical roller including an outer cushioned surface positioned to engage a model car, the distance between said outer wall and said outer cushioned surface being (that) slightly narrower than the width of the model car and the cylindrical roller includes an outer cushioned surface position to engage said car, means for driving said cylindrical roller whereby when a model car is placed on said track it will be gripped between said outer wall and said outer cushioned surfaces and thus be moved between said (upper and) lower and upper track sections.

A continuous track system for model cars including a vertically extending track loop section having an exit end and an intersecting generally straight track path section (transversing) traversing the exit end of said loop, which sections define an open intersecting area, and means for supporting said loop and portions of the straight track path in an elevated position whereby when cars in said track path and one exiting said loop enter (intersection) said intersecting area simultaneously a mid-air collision will occur.