in the feet of the figure toy and the pin 124 and will be 34 balanced 34 on the beam and can be moved longitudinally to any point along the beam an articulated figure toy 56 may be used with the extremities thereof oriented in any direction since it is not necessary for the center of gravity of the figure toy 56 to be vertically above the axis of the balancing beam 112 a set of weights and an exercise rack generally designated 130 is shown in fig9 to include a flat u shaped base 132 supported a pair of l shaped flanges 134 each having a substantially elongated upstanding portion 136 a canted extension arms 138 extends generally forwardly and upwardly to form a y portion at the top of the extension 136 a plurality of crossbars 140 are mounted between the vertical supports 136 and 138 for performing climbing or other exercising functions a pair of generally vertically extending pins 142 are provided on the top front of the u shaped base portion 132 for supporting and frictionally engaging apertures or recesses provided in the feet of the figure toy not shown a pair of smaller upstanding flanges 144 are provided on each leg of the base 132 for supporting a small dumbbell 146 in a journal 148 formed in each flange 144 a similar pair of journals 150 are provided in the flanges 134 rearwardly of the flanges 144 for supporting a barbell 154 one end of the barbell 154 is seen in fig1 to include a plurality of removable weights 156 each weight includes an aperture in the center thereof for the introduction of the barbell.