US2006121821A1PendingUtilityA1
Worm ball construction toy
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Dec 3, 2004Filed: Dec 3, 2004Published: Jun 8, 2006
Est. expiryDec 3, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A flexible, pliable, rubbery, stretchable worm ball construction toy has a core with raised opposing ends. Each end has opposing worm-like appendages. A plurality of central rings each have a central aperture expandable over one of the ends for securement onto the core. Each of the plurality of rings have a plurality of radially extending worm-like appendages. Any of the worm-like appendage central rings may be removed and replaced with rings having character or novelty trait appendages to create a unique toy for a child.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . Flexible, pliable, rubbery, stretchable worm ball construction toy, comprising:
(a) a core with raised opposing ends; and (b) a plurality of central rings, each having a central aperture expandable over one of the ends for securement onto the core and each ring having a plurality of radially extending worm-like appendages.
2 . The worm ball construction toy of claim 1 wherein the ends each have opposing worm-like appendages.
3 . The worm ball construction toy of claim 1 , further comprising character or novelty trait appendages.
4 . Flexible, pliable, rubbery, stretchable worm ball construction toy, comprising:
(a) a core with raised opposing ends; and with opposing worm-like appendages. (b) a plurality of central rings, each having a central aperture expandable over one of the ends for securement onto the core and each ring having a plurality of radially extending worm-like appendages.
5 . The worm ball construction toy of claim 1 , further comprising character or novelty trait appendages.
6 . Flexible, pliable, rubbery, stretchable worm ball construction toy, comprising:
(a) a core with raised opposing ends; with opposing worm-like appendages. (b) a plurality of central rings, each having a central aperture expandable over one of the ends for securement onto the core and each ring having a plurality of radially extending worm-like appendages; and (c) at least two character appendages extending from one of the rings.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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