1. SPACE SHUTTLE TOY DESIGN
PAMO Toys
Oluwasegun Tytler
Angela Olinger
Michelle Anderson
Parker Morgan

2. Project Goals
PAMO Toys was asked to design a toy that RHI can use to promote their restaurants.
The supposed design will be handed out to customers as part of the “Happy Hamster Kibble Meals”(HHKM) special.

3. Project Components ITEM QTY PART NAME 1 SHUTTLE BASE 2 MAIN FIN 3
SMALL
FIN 4
DOOR 5
WHEEL 6
WHEEL 2 7
WHEEL LOCK

4. Who is our toy for? PAMO Toys designed a toy for a young audience
Creativity
Interested in science and engineering
Marketing for girls who do not have these types of toys
Female astronaut

5. The Design Philosophy Purpose behind our design Achieving our design
Lack of focus on science and engineering toys for girls
Achieving our design
Wanted to create a toy that the user could “build”
Add-on fins
Moveable wheels
Shuttle door that can open
Manufacturing our design
Pre-assembled
Add-on parts come separate

6. Assembly Video

7. Attributes of the Prototype
Positive
Easy to assemble
Easy to modify
Attractive to the targeted audience
Design is simple and innovative
Negative
Multiple add-on parts could be lost
Plastic may not be as durable as necessary

8. Budget Item Note Item Cost Category Cost Labor Engineering Design
Engineering Design
$35/hour
$3150
Technician Cost
300 $30/hour
$9000
Employee Benefits
47.5% of ( $3150+$9000) $
Subtotal $
Other Direct Costs
Parts and Printing $
Advertising
Trifold printing + mailing costs for 5000 color brochures $ $
Overhead $
Project Cost $
Average Unit Cost
$355.71

9. Areas of Improvement More features could be added More add-on parts
Shuttle lights
More add-on parts
New shuttle door
Could be created as a retail toy

10. Conclusion PAMO Toys believes this spaceship design will be successful
Functionality & Popularity
Creative
Unlike any other toy found in a meal
Cost efficient to make