Numerous successful films, television programs, books and sport teams have official merchandise, quite often toys is mass produced & sold. Occasionally notable examples come Star Wars and Manchester United. A haul company owned by Eddie Stobart produced model lorries, which now subsidise a business.

Toys sold primarily when amusement for adults come termed executive toys as some were originally marketed as a way to reduce executive stress. A term too avoids 'full-grown toy' which has connotations of sex toys used to enhance sexual excitement. Occasionally items unremarkably thought to become games are actually toys, like a computer game Sim City and its spinoffs, which are known as software toys. As the rule, whenever something game-rather lacks an expressed prevent state, these are the toy, non a game.
Examples
This is non meant to become the complete listing. For the listing of 100% toys in which there are presently articles, view :Category:Toys. Construction toys Erector Set LEGO K'NEX Lincoln Logs Märklin Meccano Mega Bloks Stickle bricks Tinkertoy Figures Dolls Action figures Playmobil Digital pet Jumping Jack Toy soldier Stuffed animals Pound Puppies Teddy bear Sock monkey Drawing toys Decoder pen Spirograph Stencil Educational toy Ant Farm Mechanical toys Jack-in-the-Box Magic trick Newton's cradle Easy Bake Oven Mechanical puzzle Rubik's Cube Miniaturized items Toy piano Toy weapon Model building Model car Model railway Carpet railway Model collecting Matchbox cars Science & optical Kaleidoscope View-master Spinning top Zoetrope physical activity & manual dexterity toys Bungee Balls Frisbee (1950s) Hula Hoop (1950s) Marbles Pogo stick [http://www.dawnwestlake.com/english/scene/2001/082001/images/LluispiernasenLABJ.JPG] Soap-box cart Footbag Chinese yo-yo (diabolo) Yo-Yo (1930s onwards)

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