His Rainbow Loom, which kids use to make rubber band bracelets, is one of the hottest toys of this holiday season. It's been nominated in three categories as the Toy Industry Association's Toy of ...

The Rubber Band Minigun is available as a fully assembled toy weapon, or as a DIY kit that arrives with 70 separate pieces that can be put together in a couple of hours without glue or soldering.

Straight from the Ukraine, then, I give that teacher the weapon that will transform him into a Rubber Band Rambo: a wooden Gatling gun that can fire 672 rubber bands in just 48 seconds.

The Rainbow Loom is a $15-17 rubber band craft set that is the currently biggest fad among elementary school kids. It reminds me of the pot holder weaving set I played with as a kid.

Rubber band bracelets, if you don't already know, have fast become a national pastime of kids across the country. With the help of a plastic loom, kids can weave simple multi-colored rubber bands ...

January 21, 2005 The Firewheel is a rubber band machine gun designed to give children a projectile-firing toy gun that can be used without risk of injury. We t ...

This has to be the world's craziest rubber band gun, The Disintegrator, ... Crazy Toys – The Disintegrator Rubber Band Gun – Video. 7:05 am January 17, 2008 By Roland Hutchinson.

This DIY project shows you how to build a rubber band-powered toy car using easy-to-find materials. Watch step-by-step as we craft a fun, functional car that moves with the power of a rubber band.

To understand the loom’s demise, we have to recognize these trends in children’s toys from the 2000s to the mid-2010s — material culture and rubber bands.

For those unfamiliar, rubber band airplanes are exactly what they sound like: a toy plane with a propeller powered by a wound-up rubber band. Despite its status as a toy, the rubber band airplane ...

Discover how to create a fun and simple rubber band car using everyday materials. This easy-to-follow guide will walk you through the process of building a toy car powered by nothing but rubber bands.

Friday,August 25, 1995 By Jill Sell They've been called Giant Mosquitoes, Rubber Band Toys, Funny Looking Kites, Deathtraps. But to those who fly - and love - ultralight aircraft, they're also ...