the airplane game is introduced as a game for educational and entertainment purposes an operator maneuvers an aircraft that flies and circles a roulette disk , while locating countries , capitals , and landmarks on continent map ( s ). the function of the game &# 39 ; s system will be explained in detail herein . fig1 shows an aircraft with its motor at its nose and a propeller in front . fig2 has a centered shape system that would be used to control the toy game . when a speed control sp ( fig8 ) is pressed , it causes a close circuit through c12 , d6 and c13 , d7 to make a motor in the aircraft nose run and the propeller in front revolve ( fig1 ). the propeller makes the aircraft , including shape d , shape f , shape g , and d4 , d5 , d6 , d7 revolve around shape c . shape d has eight little wheels d2 , d3 and its adjacent site d21 , d31 ( not shown ); c8 , c9 and its adjacent site c81 , c91 ( not shown ); and all upper little wheels c8 , d3 , c81 , d31 and lower little wheels d2 , c9 , d21 , c91 are in a square position which run along the route deep down on shape c . while the aircraft is moving on its runway on the roulette desk ( fig4 ), its wheel will make a close circuit at ci1 , ci2 , ci3 , ci4 , and so on ( fig4 ), depending on how many countries there are on the continent map , which will be evident at once by the flashing light of each country , the capital or its landmark on that map standing up behind the two roulette desks ( fig9 ). fig3 indicates a plastic stick and strings are used to raise up at g4 , g5 , g6 and lower at g3 ( fig7 ) or vice versa . fig4 shows an aircraft with its plastic stick lowered and strings at g4 , g5 , g6 and raised up at g3 while it is moving on its runway of the roulette disk . fig5 shows the roulette disk with its centered shape system . fig6 shows a roulette with its pie spots representing certain countries on the continent map ( s ). the aircraft moves on its runway and the propeller makes the aircraft take off which raises g4 , g5 , g6 up and lowers g3 down ( fig3 ). when g3 is going down , it pushes dish e2 down and presses shape e down causing e3 to touch c7 , a down piece ( fig2 ). contact will make the motor b operate if operator presses an altitude control al that would lower shape c going down . segments c5 and a3 must be equal and segments c2 and c3 ( fig2 ) are the safe areas where electrical wires connect all parts of the system . if operator presses his / her speed control sp harder , that will make the aircraft fly faster , raising its altitude and that also makes e4 touch c6 , an up piece ( fig2 ), at that time e3 would disengage c7 , and if he / she presses an altitude control al he / she is running motor b in reverse and bringing shape c up ( fig2 ). this will make the aircraft fly at its highest altitude . when this happens , c4 touches a2 causing the light on the top of the aircraft to turn on . at this moment , fig7 shows the aircraft flying at its utmost range because the operator presses a switch button bs to run motor gi releasing the aircraft out of the roulette range by a string at g11 through g17 , g13 , gi5 , g4 and by a string at g12 through gi8 , g14 , g16 , g5 . all electrical wires through g6 which are connected to the aircraft would be released automatically . when the aircraft reaches its utmost range , two lights at the wing ends will be turned on . at this point , while the aircraft flies at its highest altitude with the top light on and at its utmost range with the lights at the ends of its wings on , it is time to prepare for a landing . the operator has to reverse the switch of the switch button bs and when he / she presses the button bs this causes the motor gi to wind up the strings and bring the aircraft back into the roulette range . it is also time to reverse the light switch sw as shown in fig8 in preparation for the aircraft &# 39 ; s landing . when the aircraft is within the roulette range , the operator releases the speed control sp slowing the aircraft &# 39 ; s speed causing g4 , g5 , g6 to go down and g3 to go up which means shape e goes up . when shape e goes up , e3 touches c7 , a down piece , again and if the operator presses the altitude control al this causes the lowering of shape c until c4 touches ai making the light at the bottom of the aircraft go on ( fig5 ). now is the time for a touchdown when an appropriate situation occurs that lets the operator a see a chance for his / her aircraft to touchdown right on a named spot . if he / she lands on the right spot on the roulette disk that will be evident at once by the flashing light of the country name or capital or landmark on the continent maps . if the operator &# 39 ; s aircraft has a touchdown earlier than the other aircraft touchdown , he / she is the winner . fig9 shows an overall picture of how the game is played by two operators . this product is not only entertaining but also educational , in that it shows the locations of countries , capitals , and landmarks on continent maps , and teaches how to land an aircraft on any named country , capital , or landmark chosen by one self or by another operator . operators who play
a toy airplane game involving a central upright member , flying device , airplane tether mechanism attached to the flying device , and landing area , wherein the operator controls the operation of the flying device in takeoff , flying and landing to different predetermined location on a map or the like .