The author of luminous toys invented them for his little daughter. As you know, little curious researchers love bright toys, and especially those that can be turned on and off as you wish, this also has a beneficial effect on the development of fine motor skills.
To make luminous toys you will need:
- 4 "yolks" from kinder surprises,
- 4 switches with fixation,
- 4 batteries of 3 Volts,
- 4 LEDs
- a wire about 40 cm long,
- narrow tape
- soldering iron with solder and rosin,
- a few pieces of tin,
- Super glue,
- thermocambric,
- knife and scissors
For a change and more interest, the buttons in each toy are different and the LEDs are also different colors. When installing batteries, you can use special boxes, but the author used pieces of tin and a narrow adhesive tape instead. Long-term operation of the toy from one battery fully justifies the work of rewinding this battery with adhesive tape during installation.
Step 1.
First you need to carefully cut out the holes in the covers for the switches with a knife. If necessary, in some places, when fixing the buttons, glue them with super glue.
Step 2
Next, you need to solder the wires, LEDs and tin pieces to the supply ends of the wires. All soldered areas must be closed with a thermo-cambric to avoid short circuit. In the future, the author planned to study with the child the contents of luminous toys, so everything should be as safe as possible.
Step 3
Tin pieces are the plus and minus contacts, which respectively need to be wound to the batteries with adhesive tape.
It remains only to close the luminous toy and test its performance, and then offer the little researcher all for joy.
