CN112717430A

CN112717430A - Image and method for manufacturing image

Info

Publication number: CN112717430A
Application number: CN202110022378.1A
Authority: CN
Inventors: 脇田敏之; 井出征秀
Original assignee: Bandai Co Ltd
Current assignee: Bandai Co Ltd
Priority date: 2016-03-23
Filing date: 2017-01-17
Publication date: 2021-04-30
Anticipated expiration: 2037-01-17
Also published as: HK1256241A1; CN108601982A; WO2017163556A1; CN108601982B; JP6170585B1; JP2017169801A; CN112717430B

Abstract

The invention provides an image object capable of easily forming the expression of eyes with high precision. The eye part is assembled to a face part to form a facial image, and the eye part comprises an eye part base part and an eye part expression part which covers at least a part of the eye part base part and is integrally formed with the eye part base part, wherein a hole part is formed on the face part, and when the eye part is assembled to the face part, a part of the eye part is exposed from the hole part.

Description

Image and method for manufacturing image

The present application is a divisional application of an application having an application date of 2017, 1/17, an application number of 201780009896.1, and an invention name of "image and method for manufacturing image".

Technical Field

The invention relates to an image and a method for manufacturing the image.

Background

Conventionally, for example, facial expression (eyes, eyelashes, and the like) of a doll is an expression of the doll and is a very important part in determining the value of the doll. For example, patent document 1 describes a method for producing an eyeball for a doll, in which a contact body such as a silicone resin having an elastic force is pressed against a coating film simulating a black eyeball of the eyeball by printing, and the adhered coating film is transferred onto a spherical surface of the simulated eyeball. In this way, the pattern of the black eyeball formed by printing is formed on the eyeball surface by the transfer of the coating film, and the black eyeball can be expressed with high accuracy.

Documents of the prior art

Patent document

Patent document 1: japanese patent laid-open No. 2012 and 24382

Disclosure of Invention

Problems to be solved by the invention

However, when attempting to express the eyes by printing, there is a possibility that the eyes may be deviated from the eyeball surface. In a commodity in which the position of a face expression member such as the face of a doll is strange and causes a sense of incongruity, it is highly likely that the value of the commodity is impaired by the eyeball of the positional deviation of the eyes.

In the case of a doll made of a plastic model, which is partially assembled by a user, the expression of the eyes and the face of the doll by a sticker has been conventionally realized. However, it takes time for a user to perform a seal-sticking process, and a seal may be displaced, and it is difficult for the user to obtain a satisfactory finished product because a technique is required for sticking a seal in a shape free from discomfort.

The invention provides an image object capable of easily forming the expression of eyes with high precision.

Means for solving the problems

One aspect of the present invention is directed to, for example, a method of assembling an eye piece to a face piece to form a facial image, wherein the eye piece has: an eye base member; and an eye expression member integrally molded with the eye base member so as to cover at least a part of the eye base member, wherein a hole is formed in the facial member, and a part of the eye member is exposed to the hole when the eye member is assembled.

ADVANTAGEOUS EFFECTS OF INVENTION

The present invention can provide an image object that can be easily expressed by eyes with high accuracy.

Drawings

Fig. 1 (a) is a front perspective view of an image according to an embodiment of the present invention, and fig. 1 (B) is a rear perspective view of the image according to the embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the figure.

Fig. 3 (a) is a perspective view of a primary molded article of an eye piece, fig. 3 (B) is a perspective view of a secondary molded article of an eye piece, and fig. 3 (C) is a perspective view of a tertiary molded article of an eye piece.

Fig. 4 (a) is a perspective view of the front surface of the face component, and fig. 4 (B) is a perspective view of the back surface of the face component.

Fig. 5 (a) is a perspective view of a primary molded article of the expression member, fig. 5 (B) is a perspective view of a secondary molded article of the expression member, and fig. 5 (C) is a perspective view of a tertiary molded article of the expression member.

Detailed Description

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the drawings, the same reference numerals denote the same elements. In the drawings, the vertical and horizontal directions on the paper surface are the vertical and horizontal directions of the device according to the present embodiment, and are used in the description herein. In the embodiments described below, the present invention exemplifies resin materials of different colors as molding materials, but the present invention is not limited to this, and molding materials of different materials (thermoplastic resins such as polystyrene, polyethylene, ABS, etc., thermosetting resins, metals, etc.) and resins of different transparency, etc. may be applied.

Fig. 1 shows a figure a according to an embodiment of the present invention. The figure a described below exemplifies a human figure simulating a human face, but is not limited thereto, and may be, for example, a figure such as a living body such as an animal, an insect, a dinosaur, or a fish, or a character having a portion corresponding to an eye, as long as the figure has an eye.

The figure a forms a face by assembling the eye piece 10 to the face member 20. Fig. 1 (a) shows the front side of the figure a, and fig. 1 (B) shows the back side of the figure a. The back side of the figure a of the present embodiment is covered with hair portions, not shown, and the like, and the back side of the figure a is not exposed to the outside after the figure is completed. Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the eye part 10 and the face part 20. The eye member 10 is assembled from the back side of the face member 20, and a part of the eye member 10 and a part constituting the eye 10a are exposed from the hole 20a formed in the face member 20.

In the present embodiment, the eye piece 10 is formed by insert molding using 4-color resin and multicolor molding. The eye part 10 has an eye base part 11, and a plurality of

eye expression parts

12, 13, 14 integrally formed to cover at least a part of the eye base part 11. Fig. 3 shows a molded article at each stage of the molding process until the eye member 10 is formed.

Fig. 3 (a) shows the eye base member 11 as a 1-time molded article E1. Fig. 3B shows a 2-stage molded article E2 in which the eye base member 11 and the 1 st eye expression member 12 made of 1 different resin material are integrally molded by insert molding using the eye base member 11 (insert molding using the eye base member 11 as an insert member). Fig. 3 (C) shows a 3-time molded article E3 obtained by simultaneously multi-color molding a 2 nd eye expression member 13 and a 3 rd eye expression member 14, which are made of two different resin materials, on a 2-time molded article E2. In the present embodiment, the 3-time molded article E3 is a final molded article of the eye member 10.

In each drawing, three perspective views are shown in the vertical direction of the drawing, which are viewed from different directions of each molded article, the top stage is a perspective view of the molded article viewed from substantially the front, the middle stage is a perspective view viewed from obliquely above, and the bottom stage is a perspective view viewed from below. The front face refers to the front face of the character a, the upper face refers to the upper portion (e.g., the head) of the character a, and the lower face refers to the state viewed from the lower portion (e.g., the chin portion) of the character a.

Fig. 3 (a) shows a 1-time molded article E1 of the eye base member 11 including the eye member 10. In the present embodiment, the eye base member 11 is molded from a white resin material, and constitutes a white portion of the eye 10a of the doll. In the final molded product, the exposed portion on the surface is shown by the 1 st exposed portion 11 a.

Fig. 3 (B) shows a 2-stage molded article E2 in which the eye base member 11 and the 1 st eye expression member 12 made of 1 resin material different from the eye base member 11 are integrally molded. As a resin material for molding the 1 st eye expression member 12, for example, a black resin material can be exemplified to express the pupil of the eye 10a or the like.

In molding the 2-time molded article E2 shown in fig. 3 (B), after the 1-time molded article E1 is molded, the 1-time molded article E1 is conveyed to a mold different from the mold for molding the 1-time molded article E1 or another portion of the same mold, and the 1 st eye expression member 12 is molded so as to cover the 1 st molded article E1 with the black resin material. Therefore, the molded article E2 of 2 times in which the molded article E1 of 1 time and the 1 st eye expression member 12 were integrally molded was formed by insert molding using the molded article E1 of 1 time (eye base member 11) (insert molding using the molded article E1 of 1 time as an insert member). The exposed portion 2a indicates a portion exposed on the surface of the final molded product.

Fig. 3C shows a 3-time molded article E3 (final molded article) obtained by integrally molding a 2-time molded article E2, and a 2 nd eye expression member 13 and a 3 rd eye expression member 14 made of two different resins from the eye base member 11. As a resin material for molding the 2 nd eye expression member 13, for example, a gray resin material can be exemplified to express the shadow of the eyelid of the figure in the white part of the eye. As a resin material for molding the 3 rd eye expression member 14, for example, a purple resin material can be exemplified to express the iris portion of the eye 10a of the doll.

In molding the 3-shot molded article E3 shown in fig. 3 (C), after the 2-shot molded article E2 is molded, the 2-shot molded article E2 is conveyed to a mold different from the mold for molding the 2-shot molded article E2 or another portion of the same mold, the 2 nd eye expression member 13 is molded so as to cover the 2-shot molded article E2 with the gray resin material, and the 3 rd eye expression member 14 is molded so as to cover the 2-shot molded article E2 with the purple resin material. In addition, when the 2 nd eye expression member 13 and the 3 rd eye expression member 14 are molded, various resin materials can be simultaneously injection-molded by using a multi-color molding technique without mixing resins with each other due to the arrangement of the members and the like. Therefore, the 3-shot molded article E3 in which the 2-shot molded article E2, the 2 nd eye expression member 13, and the 3 rd eye expression member 14 are integrally molded is formed by insert molding and multicolor molding using the 2-shot molded article E2. The exposed portions on the surface of the final molded product are indicated by the 3 rd exposed portion 13a and the 4 th exposed portion 14 a.

As described above, the eye 10a of the eye piece 10 is formed by repeating insert molding using a plurality of resins. Therefore, the eye expression provided by the conventional printing and sticking paper can be easily formed with high accuracy. Further, even when a user performs a partial assembly like a plastic mold, it is possible to eliminate the appearance of the sticker attaching step performed by the user as eyes, and it is possible for the user to produce a satisfactory finished product in a shape free from discomfort even without a high technique such as attaching or painting a sticker.

< facial member 20 > A perspective view of facial member 20 is shown in FIG. 4. Fig. 4 (a) shows the front side of the face member 20, and fig. 4 (B) shows the back side of the face member 20. The face component 20 has an expression component 21 and a skin component 25 that covers at least a part of the expression component 21 and is integrally formed with the expression component 21. The face member 20 is formed with a hole 20a for exposing a part of the eye member 10 (the eye 10 a). The expression member 21 may express at least one of the eyelashes and the eyebrows, and may express the shadow of the eyelid by exposing a part thereof from the skin member 25. The skin member 25 is molded from a resin material having a skin color, for example, and forms a part of the skin of the face of the doll.

In the present embodiment, the expression unit 21 includes: an eyelash portion 22a disposed at least at a portion of a circumference of the hole portion 20a for representing eyelash; an eyebrow portion 23a disposed separately from the eyelash portion; and an eyelid portion 24a between the eyelash portion 22a and the eyebrow portion 23a for representing the shadow of the eyelid. The eyelash portion 22a, the eyebrow portion 23a, and the eyelid portion 24a are formed of different resin materials.

As shown in fig. 5, the expression member 21 is formed by insert molding using resin materials of 3 colors. The expression member 21 has a 1-order expression member 22, a 2-order expression member 23 covering at least a part of the 1-order expression member 22 and integrally formed with the 1-order expression member 22, and a 3-order expression member 24. Fig. 5 shows a molded article at each stage of the molding process until the expression member 21 is formed.

Fig. 5 (a) shows the expression member 22 for 1 time as the molded article F1 for 1 time. Fig. 5 (B) shows a 2-time molded article F2 in which the 1-time expression member 22 and the 2-time expression member 23 made of 1 different resin material are integrally molded by insert molding using the 1-time expression member 22 (insert molding using the 1-time expression member 22 as an insert member). Fig. 5 (C) shows a 3-time molded article F3 obtained by integrally molding a 2-time molded article F2 and a 3-time expression member 24 made of 1 different resin material by insert molding using a 2-time molded article F2 (insert molding using a 2-time molded article F2 as an insert member). In the present embodiment, the 3-time molded product F3 is the final molded product of the expression member 21.

In the drawings, the perspective views of the molded articles viewed from different directions are shown in two stages in the vertical direction, the upper stage is a perspective view of the molded article viewed from the substantially front side (front side), and the lower stage is a perspective view of the molded article viewed from the rear side. The front face refers to the front face of the character a.

Fig. 5 (a) shows a 1-time molded article F1 of the 1-time expression member 22 including the expression member 21. In the present embodiment, the 1 st expression element 22 is formed of a black resin material and includes a portion for representing eyelashes disposed around the periphery of the eye 10a of the doll. The eyelash portion 22a indicates a portion exposed from the skin member 25 on the surface in the final formed product.

The eyelash portion 22a is formed standing from the bottom surface of the 1 st expression member 22, and there are cases where the portion exposed on the surface is formed as a thin linear portion or a corner portion formed by an extremely small R. In the case of the insert molding, when the molded article F1 is released from the mold 1 time or when the molded article F1 is buried in the mold 1 time, the eyelash portion 22a may be bent, chipped, or damaged in the mold. In order to prevent such damage, it may be reinforced by forming a fleshing portion at the junction between the eyelash portion 22 and the bottom surface of the 1 st expression member 22, or by providing a tapered surface from the bottom surface of the 1 st expression member 22 toward the eyelash portion 22.

Furthermore, the 1 st expression member 22 includes a hole 22b, a hole 22c, and a notch 22 d. The hole 22b, the hole 22c, and the notch 22d are provided to increase the contact area with the metal mold on the core side (the side having the protruding pin) and to pull the metal mold toward the core side so that the molded product F1 is not carried away by the metal mold on the side opposite to the core side at the time of opening the mold after the hole 22b, the hole 22c, and the notch 22d are each injection-molded. The hole 22b, the hole 22c, and the cutout 22d are embedded with a 2-time expression member 23 and a 3-time expression member 24, which will be described later.

Fig. 5 (B) shows a 2-time molded article F2 in which the 1-time molded article F1 and the 2-time expression member 23 made of 1 type of resin material different from the 1-time expression member 22 are integrally molded. As a resin material for molding the 2-time expression member 23, for example, a tawny resin material can be exemplified to express eyebrows of a doll.

In molding the 2-time molded article F2 shown in fig. 5 (B), after the 1-time molded article F1 is molded (preliminary molding), the 1-time molded article F1 is conveyed to a mold different from the mold for molding the 1-time molded article F1 or another part of the same mold, and the 2-time expression member 23 is molded so as to cover the 1-time molded article F1 with the above-mentioned brown resin material. Therefore, the 2-time molded article F2 in which the 1-time molded article F1 and the 2-time expression member 23 are integrally molded is formed by insert molding using the 1-time molded article F1 (insert molding using the 1-time molded article F1 as an insert member). The eyebrow portion 23a indicates a portion exposed from the skin member 25 on the surface in the final molded product.

The base portion of the eyebrow portion 23a may be formed with a fleshy portion or a tapered surface, as in the case of the eyelash portion 22 a. Further, a part 23b of the 2-time expression member is embedded in the hole 22b of the 1-time expression member 22.

Fig. 5 (C) shows a 3-time molded article F3 (final molded article) in which the 2-time molded article F2 and the 3-time expression member 24 made of 1 resin material different from the 2-time expression member 23 are integrally molded. As a resin material for molding the 3-order expression member 24, for example, a light brown resin material can be exemplified to express a shadow of the skin formed by the eyelids of the doll.

In molding the 3-time molded article F3 shown in fig. 5 (C), after the 2-time molded article F2 is molded, the 2-time molded article F2 is conveyed to a mold different from the mold for molding the 2-time molded article F2 or another part of the same mold, and the 3-time expression member 24 is molded so as to cover the 2-time molded article F2 with the light brown resin material. Therefore, the 3-time molded article F3 obtained by integrally molding the 2-time molded article F2 and the 3-time expression member 24 was formed by insert molding using the 2-time molded article F2 (insert molding using the 2-time molded article F2 as an insert member). This shapes the expression member 21. The eyelid portion 24a indicates a portion exposed from the skin member 25 on the surface of the final molded article.

The eyelid portion 24a may be formed with a fleshy portion or a tapered surface at the base portion thereof, as in the eyelash portion 22 a. The part 24c of the 3-time expression member is embedded in the hole 22c and the notch 22d of the 1-time expression member 22.

Then, the face member 20 is molded by insert molding using the expression member 21 (3-time molded article F3) (insert molding using 3-time molded article F3 as an insert member), and molding the skin member 25 so as to cover the expression member 21 with a resin material having a skin color, for example. As above, the face component 20 is formed by: the expression member 21 and the skin member 25 are molded as an integral molded article by repeating insert molding using a plurality of resins with the use of the 1 st molded article F1 of the expression member 21 (the 1 st molded article F1 is used as an insert member).

In addition, the eye piece 10 and the face piece 20 may be formed to have different gloss. For example, the eye member 10 may be molded from a resin material having high transparency such as polystyrene resin, and the face member 20 may be molded from a resin capable of expressing the texture of the skin by mixing rubber or the like with polystyrene resin to suppress the shine.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the expression of the eyes can be easily performed with high accuracy. Further, even for a product that gives a sense of incongruity to a person if the position of the face representation member is somewhat strange, such as the face of a doll, the position of each face representation member can be accurately arranged. Therefore, even in a doll made of a plastic mold, a finished product that can be satisfied without giving a sense of incongruity to a user can be obtained.

Description of the reference numerals

10. Eye part, 20, face part, 21, expression part, A, image.

Claims

1. An image for forming a facial image by assembling eye parts to a facial part, characterized in that,

the eye part has: an eye base member; and an eye expression member integrally formed with the eye base member so as to cover at least a part of the eye base member, wherein a hole is formed in the facial member, and a part of the eye member is exposed through the hole when the eye member is assembled to the facial member.

2. The figure of claim 1,

the eye part is formed by integrally molding a 1-time molded article including the eye part foundation part and the eye part expression part made of at least 1 resin different from the eye part foundation part.

3. The figure of claim 2,

the eye member is formed by repeating insert molding using a plurality of resins.

4. Image in accordance with one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that,

the face component has: an expression component; and a skin member that covers at least a part of the expression member and is integrally formed with the expression member, the expression member being exposed from the skin member to express at least either one of eyelashes or eyebrows.

5. The figure of claim 4,

the face component is formed by the following method: the expression member and the skin member are molded into an integral molded article by repeating insert molding using a plurality of resins with 1 molding of the expression member.

6. The figure of claim 4,

the face component is formed by the following method: the expression member formed by the former-stage molding and the skin member made of at least 1 resin different from the expression member are molded into an integrally molded article.

7. The figure of claim 6,

the face component is shaped as follows: the expression member formed by 1-time molding in the preceding stage was used, and insert molding using a plurality of resins was repeated.

8. Image in accordance with one of claims 4 to 7, characterized in that,

the expression component comprises: an eyelash portion, which is arranged at least on a part of the periphery of the hole portion, and is used for representing eyelash; and an eyebrow portion that is disposed separately from the eyelash portion, the eyelash portion and the eyebrow portion being formed of different resins.

9. The figure of claim 1,

the eye component and the face component have different glosses.

10. A method of manufacturing an image forming a face by assembling an eye part having an eye base part and an eye expression part integrally formed with the eye base part to a face part,

the method for manufacturing the figure comprises the following steps:

an eye base member molding step of molding the eye base member;

an eye part molding step of molding the eye part by molding the eye part foundation member and the eye part expression member made of at least 1 resin different from the eye part foundation member into an integrally molded article; and

and a face component forming step of forming the face component so that a hole is formed, and when the eye component is assembled to the face component, a part of the eye component is exposed to the hole.

11. A method of manufacturing an image forming a face by assembling an eye part having an eye base part and an eye expression part integrally formed with the eye base part to a face part having an expression part and a skin part integrally formed with the expression part,

the method for manufacturing the figure comprises the following steps:

an eye base member molding step of molding the eye base member;

and a face component forming step of forming the face component as a formed product in which the expression component and the skin component made of at least 1 resin different from the expression component are integrated, the face component being formed with a hole portion through which a part of the eye component is exposed when the eye component is assembled, and expressing at least one of eyelashes and eyebrows by exposing the expression component from the skin component.

12. The image making method according to claim 10 or 11,

the eye piece molding step includes an operation of repeating insert molding using a plurality of resins.