Magnetic toy doll

Abstract

The utility model discloses a magnetic toy doll which comprises a trunk extending along the axis of the trunk. The torso includes a first torso side, a second torso side opposite the first torso side, a torso bottom side extending between the first torso side and the second torso side, and a torso head side extending between the first torso side and the second torso side and spaced apart from the torso bottom side. The magnetic toy doll also includes a first arm coupled with the first torso side, a second arm coupled with the second torso side, a leg coupled with the torso bottom side and extending away from the torso bottom side, and a leg magnet coupled with the leg. The torso is further defined as a first torso shell and a second torso shell, the first torso shell and the second torso shell configured to be coupled to each other such that the first torso shell and the second torso shell define a torso interior.

Description

[0001] This application is a divisional application of the utility model patent application with the application date of September 15, 2022, application number 202322453378.4, and utility model name "Magnetic toy figures and components including magnetic toy figures".

[0002] CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

[0003] This application claims priority to and all benefits of U.S. non-provisional patent application No. 17 / 945,940, filed on September 15, 2022, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference. Technical Field

[0004] The utility model generally relates to a magnetic toy doll. Background Art

[0005] Conventional toy figures in the art include a torso, a first arm coupled to the torso, a second arm coupled to the torso, legs coupled to the torso, and a head coupled to the torso. Depending on the application of the toy figure, the first arm, the second arm, and the legs can be moved relative to the torso to position the figure in various configurations. In some conventional toy figures, the use of magnets can create a magnetic toy figure, thereby coupling the conventional magnetic toy figure with other objects (e.g., toys) that also contain magnets. However, due to the limited configurations of conventional magnetic toy figures and the limited locations of magnets on the conventional magnetic toy figures, conventional magnetic toy figures are limited in their use with various other objects. Utility Model Content

[0006] Therefore, there remains a need for improved magnetic toy figures.

[0007] The magnetic toy figure provided by the present invention includes a torso extending along a torso axis. The torso includes a first torso side, a second torso side opposite to the first torso side, a torso bottom side extending between the first torso side and the second torso side, and a torso head side extending between the first torso side and the second torso side and spaced apart from the torso bottom side relative to the torso axis. The magnetic toy figure also includes a first arm coupled to the first torso side, a second arm coupled to the second torso side, a leg coupled to the torso bottom side and extending away from the torso bottom side, a first magnet coupled to the first arm, a second magnet coupled to the second arm, a leg magnet coupled to the leg, and a head magnet coupled to the head. The torso is further defined as a first torso shell and a second torso shell, the first torso shell and the second torso shell being configured to couple to each other so that the first torso shell and the second torso shell define an interior of the torso. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0008] Other advantages of the present invention will be readily understood by referring to the following detailed description in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0009] Figure 1 It is a front perspective view of a magnetic toy figure having a torso, a first arm, a second arm, legs, and a head.

[0010] Figure 2 is a front view of the magnetic toy figure with the first arm and the second arm in a first position.

[0011] Figure 3A is a front view of the magnetic toy figure with the first arm and the second arm in a second position.

[0012] Figure 3B is a front view of a magnetic toy figure, wherein the first arm has a first hand and the second arm has a second hand, the first hand has a first hand surface, the second hand has a second hand surface, and the head has a top side, the top side has a top surface, and the first hand surface, the second hand surface, and the top surface are flush with each other.

[0013] Figure 4 is a front view of an assembly including a magnetic toy figure and a second magnetic toy figure.

[0014] Figure 5A is a front view of the assembly with the first arm and the second arm of the magnetic toy figure in the second position and the first arm and the second arm of the second magnetic toy figure in the first position.

[0015] Figure 5B is a front view of the assembly with the first arm and the second arm of the magnetic toy figure in the second position and the first arm and the second arm of the second magnetic toy figure in the second position.

[0016] Figure 6 is a front view of a magnetic toy figure including a first magnet coupled to a first arm and a second magnet coupled to a second arm, wherein the first arm and the second arm are configured to engage a magnetic block.

[0017] Figure 7 is a front perspective view of a magnetic toy figure, with the first arm and first hand along Figure 2 The cross-sectional view is taken along line 7-7, wherein the first hand defines a first hand interior and the first magnet is disposed within the first hand interior.

[0018] Figure 8 is a front perspective view of a magnetic toy figure with the second arm and second hand along Figure 2 The cross-sectional view is taken along line 8-8, wherein the second hand defines a second hand interior and the second magnet is disposed within the second hand interior.

[0019] Figure 9A It is along Figure 2A front perspective cross-sectional view of a magnetic toy figure taken along line 9-9, wherein the head defines a head interior and the legs define a leg interior, the head magnet is disposed within the head interior and the leg magnet is disposed within the leg interior, and the head magnet is in a first head magnet position and the leg magnet is in a first leg magnet position.

[0020] Figure 9B is a front perspective cross-sectional view of the magnetic toy figure taken along line 9 - 9 , with the head magnet in the second head magnet position and the leg magnets in the second leg magnet position.

[0021] Figure 10 It is along Figure 16 A front cross-sectional view of the magnetic toy figure taken along line 10-10.

[0022] Figure 11 It is along Figure 16 A front cross-sectional view of the magnetic toy figure taken along line 11-11.

[0023] Figure 12 This is a perspective view of the back of the magnetic toy figure.

[0024] Figure 13 It is along Figure 17 A rear perspective cutaway view of the magnetic toy figure taken along line 13-13.

[0025] Figure 14 It is a bottom-up perspective view of a magnetic toy figure.

[0026] Figure 15 This is an exploded view of a magnetic toy figure.

[0027] Figure 16 It is a side view of the magnetic toy figure showing the first arm.

[0028] Figure 17 It is a side view of the magnetic toy figure showing the second arm.

[0029] Figure 18 A perspective view of a magnetic toy figure wherein the torso, first arm, second arm, head, and legs are constructed of transparent material.

[0030] Figure 19 A front view of a magnetic toy figure, wherein the torso, first arm, second arm, head, and legs are constructed of transparent material.

[0031] Figure 20 A rear view of a magnetic toy figure, wherein the torso, first arm, second arm, head, and legs are constructed of transparent material.

[0032] Figure 21 is a side view of a magnetic toy figure showing a first arm, wherein the torso, first arm, second arm, head, and legs are constructed of transparent material.

[0033] Figure 22 It is a side view of a magnetic toy figure showing a second arm, wherein the torso, first arm, second arm, head, and legs are constructed of transparent material. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0034] Referring to the drawings, wherein like reference numerals represent like parts throughout the various views, a magnetic toy figure 30 is generally shown. Figure 1 . The magnetic toy figure 30 includes a torso 32 extending along a torso axis TA. The torso 32 includes a first torso side 34, a second torso side 36 opposite the first torso side 34, a torso bottom side 38 extending between the first and second torso sides 34, 36, and a torso head side 40 extending between the first and second torso sides 34, 36 and spaced apart from the torso bottom side 38 relative to the torso axis TA. The torso 32 may define a torso interior 45. The torso 32 typically includes a torso front side 42 extending between the first and second torso sides 34, 36 and a torso front side 43 extending between the first and second torso sides 34, 36. Figure 12 The trunk 32 is shown with a rear trunk side 44 that is opposite the front trunk side 42 and extends between the first and second trunk sides 34, 36. Although not required, the trunk 32 can have a cubical configuration. In other words, the first, second, and front and back trunk sides 36, 38, 42, 44 can be perpendicular to each other. However, it is understood that the trunk 32 can also have other configurations, such as a circular configuration defined by the first, second, and front and back trunk sides 36, 38, 42, 44.

[0035] Special reference Figure 1 and Figure 2 , the magnetic toy figure 30 includes a first arm 46 coupled to the first torso side 34 and a second arm 48 coupled to the second torso side 36. The magnetic toy figure 30 also includes legs 50 coupled to and extending away from the torso bottom side 38, and a head coupled to the torso head side 40 and extending away from the torso head side 40 along the torso axis TA. The magnetic toy figure 30 may include a neck 64 extending between the head 52 and the torso 32 and coupling the head 52 to the torso 32. Figure 7-11 The magnetic toy figure 30 also includes a first magnet 54 coupled to the first arm 46 , a second magnet 56 coupled to the second arm 48 , a leg magnet 58 coupled to the leg 50 , and a head magnet 60 coupled to the head 52 .

[0036] The magnetic toy figure 30 includes a first magnet 54 coupled to the first arm 46, a second magnet 56 coupled to the second arm 48, a leg magnet 58 coupled to the leg 50, and a head magnet 60 coupled to the head 52 to allow the magnetic toy figure to have improved adaptability for use with a variety of magnetic objects (e.g., magnetic toys). Specifically, the first magnet 54 of the magnetic toy figure 30 is coupled to the first arm 46, the second magnet 56 is coupled to the second arm 48, the leg magnet 58 is coupled to the leg 50, and the head magnet 60 is coupled to the head 52 to allow the first arm 46, the second arm 48, the legs 50, and / or the head 52 to be coupled to a variety of magnetic objects in many different positions, as will be described in further detail below.

[0037] Typically, the torso 32, first arm 46, second arm 48, legs 50, and head 52 are constructed of a rigid material, such as plastic, thermoplastic polymers, acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), methyl methacrylate acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (MABS), or the like. Figures 18-22 As shown, the torso 32, first arm 46, second arm 48, leg 50 and head 52 can be made of a transparent material, such as methyl methacrylate-acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (MABS), so that the internal components of the magnetic toy figure 30 are clearly visible. Figures 18-22 shown.

[0038] like Figures 9A-11 and Figure 13 As shown, the head 52 can define a head interior 62, and the head magnet 60 can be disposed in the head interior 62. Disposing the head magnet 60 in the head interior 62 can protect the head magnet 60 from the outside of the head interior 62 and ensure that the head magnet 60 does not fall off the head 52. The head 52 can extend XX along a head axis HA, which is perpendicularly oriented relative to the trunk axis TA. The head 52 typically has a Figure 1 The front side of the head 66 and the Figure 12 The head 52 may also have a top side 70, such as Figure 1 As shown, the top side 70 extends between the front side 66 and the back side 68, and the top side 70 is spaced apart from the torso 32 so that the front side 66 and the back side 68 are disposed between the top side 70 and the torso 32 relative to the torso axis TA. The head may also have a first head side 72 extending between the front side 66 and the back side 68 and may have a Figure 17The second head side 74 is shown, and the second head side 74 is spaced apart from and faces in an opposite direction from the first head side 72 and extends between the front head side 66 and the back head side 68. Although not required, the front head side 66, the back head side 68, the top head side 70, the first head side 72, and the second head side 74 can collectively form the head 52 having a cubic configuration. However, it will be understood that the head 52 can also have other configurations, such as a circular configuration defined by the front side, the back side, the top side, the first side, and the second side 66, 68, 70, 72, and 74. Figure 1 The top side 70 may include a top surface 76 located on the exterior of the head interior 62 facing away from the torso 32 relative to the torso axis TA.

[0039] When the head magnet 60 is disposed in the head interior 62, the head magnet 60 may be in a first head magnet position (e.g., Figure 9A , adjacent to the front side 66 of the head) and a second head magnet position different from the first head magnet position (e.g., as shown in FIG. Figure 9B , adjacent to the back of the head). Although the head magnet 60 is shown as a cube, it will be understood that the head magnet 60 can have any other suitable configuration, such as a disk, cylindrical or spherical magnet, which will allow the head magnet 60 to roll within the head interior 62. The head magnet 60 is movable between the first and second head magnet positions to allow the magnetic toy figure 30 to be coupled and connected to various other magnetic objects, such as through magnetic coupling. In addition, depending on the position where the magnetic object is placed relative to the head 52, the head magnet 60 can be moved to best accommodate a secure connection between the magnetic toy figure 30 and the magnetic object. It will be understood that in addition to the first and second head magnet positions, the head magnet 60 can also be moved to any number of positions, or between the first and second head magnet positions.

[0040] Reference Figure 10 and Figure 11 , the magnetic toy figure 30 may include a first head guide protrusion 80 disposed in the head interior 62 and a second head guide protrusion 82 disposed in the head interior 62. When present, the first and second head guide protrusions 80, 82 are configured to guide the head magnet 60 as the head magnet 60 moves between the first and second head magnet positions. It will be appreciated that the head magnet 60 may also be movable perpendicular to the head axis HA. In other words, it will be appreciated that the head magnet 60 may be movable along the torso axis TA such that the head magnet 60 may be moved to a position in the head interior 62 that best accommodates magnetic coupling of the magnetic toy figure 30 to the magnetic object.

[0041] In one embodiment, the head 52 has a head frame 78, such as Figure 9A and Figure 9B As shown, the head frame 78 extends between the head front side 66 and the head back side 68 within the head interior 62. Figure 10 and Figure 11 , a first head guide projection 80 may extend from the head frame 78 away from the torso 32, and a second head guide projection 82 may extend from the head frame 78 away from the torso 32. When present, the head frame 78, the first head guide projection 80, and the second head guide projection 82 may define a head magnet channel 84 within which the head magnet 60 may be movable along the head axis HA between first and second head magnet positions.

[0042] The magnetic toy figure 30 may have a third head guide protrusion 86 in the head interior 62 extending toward the head frame 78 relative to the torso axis, and may have a fourth head guide protrusion 88 in the head interior 62 extending toward the head frame 78 relative to the torso axis TA, and the top side 70 of the head, the third head guide protrusion 86 and the fourth head guide protrusion 88 further define the head magnet channel 84.

[0043] Reference Figure 1 , the first arm 46 may have a first arm distal end 90, and the second arm 48 may have a second arm distal end 92, the magnetic toy figure 30 further comprising a first hand 94 coupled to the first arm distal end 90 and a second hand 96 coupled to the second arm distal end 92. Typically, as Figure 7 、 Figure 8 、 Figure 10 and Figure 11 As shown, the first magnet 54 is coupled to the first hand 94, and the second magnet 56 is coupled to the second hand 96. The first hand 94 can define a first-hand interior 98, wherein the first magnet 54 is disposed within the first-hand interior 98, and the second hand 96 can define a second-hand interior 100, wherein the second magnet 56 is disposed within the second-hand interior 100. Typically, when the first magnet 54 is disposed within the first-hand interior 98, the first magnet 54 is fixed relative to the first hand 94 within the first-hand interior 98, and the second magnet 56 is fixed relative to the second hand 96 within the second-hand interior 100. However, it will be appreciated that the first magnet 54 can move within the first-hand interior 98, and the second magnet 56 can move within the second-hand interior 100. Although the first and second magnets 54, 56 are shown as cubes, it will be understood that the first and second magnets 54, 56 can have any other suitable configuration, such as disc, cylindrical, or spherical magnets, to allow the first and second magnets 54, 56 to roll within the first and second hand interiors 98, 100, respectively, if desired.

[0044] like Figure 7 and Figure 8As shown, the first arm 46 may have a first arm thickness FAT, the first hand 94 may have a first hand thickness FHT, the second arm 48 may have a second arm thickness SAT, and the second hand 96 may have a second arm thickness SHT, wherein the first hand thickness FHT is greater than the first arm thickness FAT, and the second hand thickness SHT is greater than the second arm thickness SAT. The first hand thickness FHT is greater than the first arm thickness FAT, and the second hand thickness SHT is greater than the second arm thickness SAT, so that the first and second magnets 54, 56 are thicker than the first and second arms 46, 48, to allow the first and second hands 94, 96 to have a strong magnetic coupling with the magnetic object.

[0045] The first arm 46 may be in a first position (eg, adjacent to the first hand 94 and the leg 50) Figure 1 and Figure 2 ) and a second position of the first hand 94 adjacent to the head 52 (as shown Figure 3A and Figure 3B Similarly, as shown Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, the second arm 48 is movable between a first position in which the second hand 96 is adjacent to the leg 50 and a second position in which the second hand 96 is adjacent to the head 52. It will be appreciated that the first and second arms 46, 48 can be movable to any number of positions, or between the first and second positions, in addition to the first and second positions of the first and second arms 46, 48. It will be appreciated that the description herein of the leg 50 includes the base of the magnetic toy figure 30, such as the foot, as well as any other suitable platform. In other words, the leg magnet 58 can be coupled to any portion of the leg 50, including the base or foot at the distal end of the leg.

[0046] Reference Figure 10 To move between the first and second positions, the first arm 46 can rotate about an arm axis AA that is transverse to the torso axis TA between the first and second positions, and the second arm 48 can rotate about the arm axis AA between the first and second positions. To facilitate rotation of the first and second arms 46, 48 about the arm axes, the first arm 46 can have a first arm bearing 102 coupled to the torso 32, and the second arm 48 can have a second arm bearing 104 coupled to the torso 32, wherein the first arm 46 can rotate about the first arm bearing 102, and the second arm 48 can rotate about the second arm bearing 104. The first and second arm bearings 102, 104 can be disposed within the torso interior 45.

[0047] like Figures 3A-6 and Figure 14 As shown, the first hand 94 may have a first hand surface 106 and the second hand 96 may have a second hand surface 108. In one embodiment, as shown in FIG. Figure 3B and Figure 5BAs shown, when the first arm and the second arm are in the second position, the first hand surface 106, the second hand surface 108 and the top head surface 76 are flush with each other relative to the torso axis TA. The first hand surface 106, the second hand surface 108 and the top head surface 76 are flush with each other to allow the first magnet 54, the second magnet 56 and / or the head magnet 60 to be magnetically coupled with a magnetic object or toy (e.g., Figure 6 The magnetic tile 202 shown, or as Figure 4-5B 202). The magnetic toy figure 30 and the magnetic tile 202 together form an assembly 300, and the magnetic toy figure 30 and the second magnetic toy figure 200 can also together form an assembly 400. In the assembly 300 including the magnetic toy figure 30 and the magnetic tile 202, the magnetic tile 202 can define a tile interior 204, and the magnetic tile 202 can include at least one tile magnet 206 disposed in the tile interior 204. The first magnet 54, the second magnet 56, the head magnet 60, and the leg magnets 58 are configured to selectively magnetically couple with the tile magnet 206, such that the magnetic toy figure 30 and the tile 202 are coupled to each other. Figure 6 An example is shown in which the first magnet 54 and the second magnet 56 are respectively coupled to the tile magnet 206 .

[0048] The first hand surface 106, the second hand surface 108, and the top head surface 76 are flush with each other to allow all three surfaces to support another magnetic object or toy, such as a second magnetic toy figure 200 and a magnetic tile 202. When the first hand surface 106, the second hand surface 108, and the top head surface 76 are flush with each other, the first hand surface 106, the second hand surface 108, and the top head surface 76 can extend along the top plane TP, as shown. Figure 3B 、 Figure 5B and Figure 6 shown.

[0049] Special reference Figure 6 , the magnetic tile 202 has a tile width TW, and the magnetic toy figure 30 has a figure width FW. Figure width FW can be less than the tile width TW. For example, tile width TW can be equal to or greater than two figure widths FW. Tile width TW being equal to or greater than two figure widths FW allows two magnetic toy figures 30 to be magnetically coupled to the magnetic tile 202.

[0050] Reference Figure 4 and Figure 19 , the head 52 may have a head width HW, and the legs 50 may have a leg width LW. The leg width LW may be equal to or less than the head width HW. Figure 4 As shown, the leg width LW is equal to or less than the head width HW to allow multiple magnetic toy figures 30 to be stacked on top of each other.

[0051] Reference Figure 10 , the leg 50 may extend along the leg axis LA, and the leg 50 may define a leg interior 110. Figure 13 As shown, the leg magnet 58 can be disposed in the leg interior 110. The leg 50 can have: Figure 1 The front side of the leg 112 shown; Figure 12 The back of the legs 114 shown faces in opposite directions and is spaced apart from the front of the legs 112 relative to the trunk axis TA; and Figure 14 The leg bottom side 116 is shown extending between the front and back leg sides 112, 114 and spaced apart from the torso 32 such that the front and back leg sides 112, 114 are disposed between the leg bottom side 116 and the torso 32. The leg 50 may have a Figure 16 The first leg side 115 is shown extending between the front and rear leg sides 112, 114, and the leg 50 may have a Figure 17 A second leg side 117 is shown extending between the front and rear leg sides 112, 114. Although not required, the leg 50 can have a cubic configuration. In other words, the first, second, and front and rear leg sides 115, 117, 112, 114 can be perpendicular to each other. However, it will be appreciated that the leg 50 can have other configurations, such as a circular configuration defined by the first, second, and front and rear leg sides 115, 117, 112, 114. It will be appreciated that the description herein of the leg 50 and the leg interior 110 can include the foot (the distal end of the leg 50) of the magnetic toy figure 30.

[0052] The leg magnets 58 can be Figure 9B The first leg magnet position shown (eg, adjacent to the leg bottom side 116) and the Figure 9A32 ). The leg magnet 58 can be moved between the second leg magnet position shown (different from the first leg magnet position, for example, spaced apart from the leg bottom side 116). It will be appreciated that the leg bottom side 116 can be the base of one or more feet of the magnetic toy figure 30. In other words, the description of the leg 50 and the leg interior herein also takes into account the feet and / or base of the magnetic toy figure 30 (i.e., the distal end of the leg 50 opposite the torso 32). The leg magnet 58 can be moved between the first and second leg magnet positions to allow the magnetic toy figure to be coupled and connected to various other magnetic objects, for example, via magnetic coupling. In addition, depending on the position of the magnetic object relative to the leg 50, the leg magnet 58 can be moved to best accommodate a secure connection between the magnetic toy figure 30 and the magnetic object. It will be appreciated that the leg magnet 58 can also be moved perpendicular to the leg axis LA. In other words, it will be appreciated that the leg magnets 58 can be moved to positions adjacent to the first leg side 115 and to positions adjacent to the second leg side 117 within the leg interior 110 to best accommodate magnetic coupling of the magnetic toy figure 30 with a magnetic object. It will also be appreciated that the head magnet 60 can be moved to any number of leg magnet positions in addition to the first and second leg magnet positions, or between the first and second leg magnet positions. While the leg magnets 58 are shown as cubes, it will be appreciated that the leg magnets 58 can have any other suitable configuration, such as a disk, cylindrical, or spherical magnet, to allow the leg magnets 58 to roll within the leg interior 110, such as along the leg bottom side 116.

[0053] The leg front side 112, the leg back side 114, and the leg bottom side 116 can define a leg magnet channel 120, wherein the leg magnet 58 can be moved within the leg magnet channel 120 along the leg axis LA between the first and second leg magnet positions. It will be appreciated that the leg magnet 58 can also be moved perpendicular to the leg axis LA within the leg magnet channel 120. Typically, the leg magnet channel 120 is defined adjacent to a distal portion of the leg 50, such as the base or foot as shown in all figures, and particularly adjacent to the leg bottom side 116. The magnetic toy figure 30 can also include a leg lattice 118 disposed within the leg interior 110, wherein the leg lattice 118 also defines the leg magnet channel 120.

[0054] Typically, the leg 50 can rotate about a leg rotation axis LRA that is transverse to the trunk axis TA. It will be appreciated that when the leg 50 is further defined as a first leg 50a and a second leg 50b, as shown in FIG. Figure 1 As shown, the first leg 50a and the second leg 50b may rotate synchronously with each other, or the first leg 50a and the second leg 50b may rotate separately from each other. Figure 10As shown, to assist in the rotation of the legs 50, the magnetic toy figure 30 may include leg bearings 122 disposed within the leg interior 110 and extending along the leg rotation axis LRA, wherein the legs 50 may rotate about the leg bearings 122. The magnetic toy figure 30 may include torso protrusions 124 extending from the torso 32 toward the legs 50.

[0055] Reference Figure 15 , the torso 32 can be further defined as a first torso shell 130 and a second torso shell 132. When present, the first torso shell 130 and the second torso shell 132 are configured to be coupled to each other such that the first torso shell 130 and the second torso shell 132 define the torso interior 45. The first and second torso shells 130, 132 can be coupled to each other by any suitable means, such as by using fasteners 146.

[0056] Similarly, the head 52 can be further defined as a first head housing 126 and a second head housing 128. When present, the first head housing 126 and the second head housing 128 are configured to be coupled to each other such that the first head housing 126 and the second head housing 128 define the head interior 62. The first and second head housings 126, 128 can be coupled to each other by any suitable means, such as by using fasteners 146.

[0057] Continue to refer Figure 15 , the first arm 46 can be further defined as a first housing 138 of the first arm 46 and a second housing 140 of the first arm 46, and the second arm 46 can be further defined as a first housing 142 of the second arm 46 and a second housing 144 of the second arm 48. In such an embodiment, the first housing 138 of the first arm 46 and the second housing 140 of the first arm 46 are configured to couple to each other such that the first housing 138 of the first arm 46 and the second housing 140 of the first arm 46 define a first arm interior 148. Similarly, the first housing 142 of the second arm 46 and the second housing 144 of the second arm 48 are configured to couple to each other such that the first housing 142 of the second arm 48 and the second housing 144 of the second arm 48 define a second arm interior 150. It will be appreciated that the first and second housings 138, 140 of the first arm 46 can define the first arm interior 98, and the first and second housings 142, 144 of the second arm 48 can define the second arm interior 100. The first and second housings 138 , 140 of the first arm 46 and the first and second housings 142 , 144 of the second arm 48 may be coupled to one another in any suitable manner, such as by using fasteners 146 .

[0058] The leg 50 can be further defined as a first leg shell 134 and a second leg shell 136, wherein the first leg shell 134 and the second leg shell 136 are configured to be coupled to each other such that the first leg shell 134 and the second leg shell 136 define the leg interior 110. The first and second leg shells 134 and 136 can be coupled to each other by any suitable means, such as by using fasteners 146.

Claims

1. A magnetic toy doll, characterized in that: include: a torso extending along a torso axis and including a first torso side, a second torso side opposite the first torso side, a torso bottom side extending between the first torso side and the second torso side, and a torso head side extending between the first torso side and the second torso side and spaced apart from the torso bottom side relative to the torso axis; a first arm coupled to the first torso side; a second arm coupled to the second torso side; a leg coupled to and extending away from the underside of the torso; as well as a leg magnet coupled to the leg; Wherein the torso is further defined as a first torso shell and a second torso shell, wherein the first torso shell and the second torso shell are configured to be coupled to each other such that the first torso shell and the second torso shell define a torso interior.

2. The magnetic toy figure according to claim 1, wherein: The first arm is further defined as a first housing of the first arm and a second housing of the first arm, wherein the second arm is further defined as a first housing of the second arm and a second housing of the second arm, wherein the first housing of the first arm and the second housing of the first arm are configured to be coupled to each other so that the first housing of the first arm and the second housing of the first arm define a first arm interior, and wherein the first housing of the second arm and the second housing of the second arm are configured to be coupled to each other so that the first housing of the second arm and the second housing of the second arm define a second arm interior.

3. The magnetic toy figure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: The leg is further defined as a first leg housing and a second leg housing, wherein the first leg housing and the second leg housing are configured to be coupled to each other such that the first leg housing and the second leg housing define a leg interior.

4. The magnetic toy figure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: The invention also includes a head and a head magnet coupled to the head, wherein the head is coupled to the head side of the torso and extends away from the head side of the torso along the torso axis.

5. The magnetic toy figure according to claim 4, wherein: The head defines a head interior, and wherein the head magnet is disposed in the head interior.

6. The magnetic toy figure according to claim 4, wherein: The head is further defined as a first head housing and a second head housing, wherein the first head housing and the second head housing are configured to be coupled to each other such that the first head housing and the second head housing define a head interior.

7. The magnetic toy figure according to claim 4, wherein: The head extends along a head axis, which is oriented perpendicularly relative to the torso axis, wherein the head has a front head side and a rear head side, the rear head side faces in an opposite direction to the front head side and is spaced apart from the front head side relative to the head axis, and wherein the head magnet is capable of moving between a first head magnet position and a second head magnet position different from the first head magnet position.

8. The magnetic toy figure according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that The first arm has a first arm distal end, and the second arm has a second arm distal end, the magnetic toy figure further comprising a first hand coupled to the first arm distal end and a second hand coupled to the second arm distal end, the first arm having a first arm thickness, the first hand having a first hand thickness, the second arm having a second arm thickness, and the second hand having a second hand thickness, and wherein the first hand thickness is greater than the first arm thickness, and the second hand thickness is greater than the second arm thickness.

9. The magnetic toy figure according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that The first arm has a first arm distal end and the second arm has a second arm distal end, the magnetic toy figure further comprising a first hand coupled to the first arm distal end and a second hand coupled to the second arm distal end, the first arm being movable between a first position in which the first hand is adjacent to the leg and a second position in which the first hand is adjacent to the head, and wherein the second arm is movable between a first position in which the second hand is adjacent to the leg and a second position in which the second hand is adjacent to the head.

10. The magnetic toy figure according to claim 9, wherein: The first arm is rotatable between the first position and the second position about an arm axis transverse to the torso axis, and wherein the second arm is rotatable between the first position and the second position about the arm axis.

11. The magnetic toy figure according to claim 10, wherein: The first arm has a first arm bearing coupled to the torso, and the second arm has a second arm bearing coupled to the torso, wherein the first arm is rotatable about the first arm bearing and the second arm is rotatable about the second arm bearing.

12. The magnetic toy figure according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that The leg extends along a leg axis, wherein the leg defines a leg interior, and wherein the leg magnet is disposed in the leg interior.

13. The magnetic toy figure according to claim 4, wherein: The torso, the first arm, the second arm, the legs, and the head are constructed of a hard material.

14. The magnetic toy figure according to claim 4, wherein: The torso, the first arm, the second arm, the legs, and the head are constructed of a transparent material.

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