Flying Toy Vehicle

Abstract

A flying toy vehicle includes a fuselage; wings connected with the fuselage, a propulsion device with propeller supported from each wing rearwardly of a leading edge of the wing. A slot extends laterally and vertically through the wing. At least one vertical stabilizer is secured with the fuselage rearwardly of the propeller and the wing; at least one horizontal stabilizer secured with the fuselage and the at least one vertical stabilizer rearwardly of the propeller and the wing. At least a second vertical stabilizer is provided on the wing between a leading edge of the wing and the propeller and at least a third vertical stabilizer is provided on the wing between the slot and the wing trailing edge.

1 . A flying toy vehicle comprising:
 a fuselage;   at least one wing member connected with a central portion of the fuselage, the wing member extending from a leading edge to a trailing edge along the length of the at least one wing member;   a propulsion device housing supported on the at least one wing member fully rearwardly of a leading edge of the at least one wing member, the propulsion device including a propeller supported for rotation through a slot extending laterally and vertically through the at least one wing member;   at least one vertical stabilizer secured with the fuselage rearwardly of the propeller and the at least one wing member;   at least one horizontal stabilizer secured with the fuselage and the at least one vertical stabilizer rearwardly of the propeller and the at least one wing member;   at least a second vertical stabilizer on the at least one wing member located laterally and longitudinally between the leading edge of the at least one wing member and the slot; and   at least a third vertical stabilizer on the at least one wing member located laterally and longitudinally between the slot and the trailing edge of the wing member.   
   
   
       2 . The flying toy vehicle of  claim 2  further comprising:
 a partial ring supported from the wing member extending over and partially around the propeller spanning the slot.   
   
   
       3 . The flying toy vehicle of  claim 3  further comprising:
 at least a fourth vertical stabilizer on the at least one wing member between the slot and the trailing edge of the wing member.   
   
   
       4 . The flying toy vehicle of  claim 1  further comprising
 a plurality of road wheels configured and located to support the toy vehicle on a support surface, at least the second and third vertical stabilizers being at least generally perpendicular to a planar support surface defined by bottommost portions of the plurality of road wheels.