Resistant Materials Year 11 GCSE 2002

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002
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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Mark Cadman
• This crocodile toy has a cam mechanism inside
  that allows the jaw to open and close when pulled
  along.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Daniel Arab
• With a gear ratio of 31, this pull-along toy has
  a propeller that turns at a rapid rate when the
  vehicle is in motion.The propeller is made from
  plywood.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Sophie Adcock
• This educational toy entertains with the aid of a
  bobbing man that is hand-operated by a cam
  mechanism.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Laura White
• This swan design has a twin cam that is offset to
  allow the feathers to move when it is pulled
  along.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Critesh Patel
• This vehicle on a futuristic theme, has a
  rotating cylinder at the rear that creates a
  spiralling effect when in motion.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Carl Davis
• A spring suspension mechanism has been included
  on this ride-on rocking horse, allowing a greater
  variety of movement for the child.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Rory Mason
• A stopping mechanism allows the tipping motion of
  this dump truck to rest at a given position.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Gemma Poplawski
• The animated head and tale of this toy create
  visual interest for the child user.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Philip Hughes
• This childs toy is created along the theme of a
  racing car. A concealed cam mechanism allows the
  drivers head to bob up and down when the car is
  in motion.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Nick Johnson
• A sliding lever allows great dexterity of
  movement on this educational dump truck.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Laura Wilford
• This hedgehog pull-along toy has a hook that
  rotates in a variety of directions. It is made
  from a hardwood called iroko.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Alastair McQuillan
• This pull-along toy is based on a ladybird. Its
  mouth is animated by a cam mechanism that closed
  a dropped jaw. The coloured effect is achieved by
  water stain.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Calum Walker
• This racing car design uses visual stimulation by
  including a drivers bobbing head to maintain the
  childs interest.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Stephen Clements
• A wheel with an off-centred axle causes the
  crocodiles jaw to open and close when it is
  pulled along.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Zoe Cross
• This turtle toy is brought to life when it moves
  with the inclusion of a cam mechanism positioned
  on the axle of the front rotating flippers. This
  moves the head up and down.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Nick Buxton
• This hi-tech steam roller has a steering
  mechanism that allows manouverability when in
  motion.

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Resistant MaterialsYear 11 GCSE 2002

• Greg Dickson
• This toy design considers the ergonomics of the
  child by to allowing objects to be scooped easily.