DE6920471U - SUPPORT AND EXHIBITION DESIGN, ESPECIALLY FOR MINIATURE CAR MODELS - Google Patents

Description

Eduard Lorenz - Bernhard Seidler Margrit Seidler - Hans Karl Gössel Dr. Luder Witt

LAWYERS 8 Munich 22

WWeinmeye * 3tr. 23 «TjM. 11/08/29 71 94i

POLISTYLE

Snc. di AGRATI Eugenio β

SALA Ennio Via Caio Mario 11/15 MILANO - Italy

"Support and exhibition construction, in particular

for miniature car models ".

The present innovation relates to a support and display position construction, especially for miniature car models.

It is known »that parallel to the extremely great success that miniature car models, the are mainly of interest to collectors, too the need arose to make these small models fit for purpose and at the same time to offer in a charming way. For this purpose, various types of packaging have been developed, for which The main aim was to create a cover for the model,

which it protects against dust and generally against the outside environment protects and enables an exhibition. With those proposed so far In addition, packaging was seldom aimed at providing a "functionally connected" product to the models in question. Achieving appearance, but limited to the function of a simple box.

The aim of the present innovation, on the other hand, is to create a support and exhibition construction that works with the model Forms a unit and both a display pedestal, as it is commonly used in the showrooms of real cars is simulated, as well as providing the model with a stable support, which holds it in the desired position without the model accidentally falling off the support and therefore being damaged can.

Another aim of the innovation is to create a construction of the aforementioned kind, which can easily be detached from and attached to the miniature model if so desired can, with these operations extremely simple, quick and without use more complicated and consequently more expensive facilities can be implemented

These and other goals, which are clearer from the following description can be seen, are achieved with a support and Schauet ellungs construction, especially for miniature car models, which is characterized in that it has at least one pair of opposite sides at a central point of its longitudinal extension Has projections, d-e as slightly elastically spreadable apart Clamps are designed, and which are capable of running on both sides of the footboard of the body of the car to block releasably »

Further features and advantages can be seen more clearly from the following description of a support and display construction according to the invention, which is shown for example in the accompanying drawing, in which FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a support construction on which a miniature model is attached, is illustration as seen from below of the support of Figure 3 - Figure 2 is a representation of the same bearing in cross-section along the line II - II of the ^F ig x is 1, Figure 3 is a variation of the spectacle position device illustrated in a perspective view and Fig k a plan *... .

According to FIGS. 1 and 2, the support according to the innovation consists of an elongated pedestal 1a. In the middle of the longitudinal extension of the pedestal, a pair of projections 2a is provided, which are opposite one another and are shaped and ribbed in such a way that they can easily be elastically spread apart and immediately return to their starting position after the load has ceased.These opposing projections 2a have at their ends a tooth 3a »which is in relation to the upper level of the pedestal 1a at a height which is substantially equal to the height of the footboard 4a of the miniature model 5a from the same plane» In this way, two clamps are practically formed, between which the miniature model 5a can be used so that it ka through the teeth 3a, by this the footboard. hold, is blocked · In order to ensure an exact position of the miniature model on the pedestal 1a, equipment seats and blocking seats are also provided for the wheels.

For each wheel a seat is provided, which is indicated schematically with 6a is·

In this way it is achieved that the miniature model is anchored on the pedestal with trained doors, which makes it more effective the exhibition is increased

Obviously, other miniature models (such as those with four doors) can have two pairs of clamps instead of one pair. In order to increase the adhesion of the miniature model even further, the pedestal 1a is provided at the top with a velvet-like support layer 7 & , which is produced, for example, by flocking. As a result, the pedestal takes on the appearance of real pedestals, which are usually covered with a carpet or a "moquette".

Particular advantages are achieved if the construction described is made of plastic material. Furthermore it is from The advantage of assigning a small, transparent covering dome, which is indicated schematically with 8a, to the pedestal.

According to FIGS. 3 and k , the support according to the invention consists of an essentially rectangular frame 1, the short sides of which are straight and the long sides 2 of which are curved outwards. Plate-shaped parts 3 which have an open L cross-section extend from the long sides. Each of these plate-shaped parts therefore forms one

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first zone 4, which with a certain slope from the sides increases, and a second zone 5 as a continuation of the first zone. The two zones 5 are in one and the same with respect to the support plane of the support raised plane and extend one to the other, with a distance 6 between them is adhered to. In order to ensure better rigidity of the unit, there is a connecting strut between the surfaces 5 intended.

Since the longitudinal extension of the plate-shaped parts 3 is less than that of the sides 2, they form in the region of the short sides large openings of the frame 8.

In the area of the opposite plate-shaped surfaces 5, the support is provided with a pair of elastic clamps 9, between which the miniature model to be displayed is inserted while snapping into place. Another two pairs 10 and 11 of projections are introduced from below through the sub-floor of the miniature model resting on the surface 5 and enter through the "wheel passage" of the miniature model, whereby this is anchored in an even more stable manner. The inclined surfaces k are smooth, so that they can, for example, receive a label with the designation I of the miniature fashion mounted on the support.

Finally, there are 1 projections from the corners of the frame 12 away, which run vertically upwards over a short distance and around which protrusions a transparent cover cap or dome 13 is snapped into place

The surfaces 5 have in their lower part a net-like ribbing on Ik as shown in FIG. K is visible.

The components of the exhibition edition described so far are formed in one piece, preferably from plastic material.

In any case, in the practical implementation of the innovation, the materials and dimensions used, depending on the Any requirements can be selected.

Claims (1)

Visibility requirements ι 1. Support and display construction, especially for Miniature auto mode χ '.e, characterized in that it (la) at a middle point of its longitudinal extent has at least one pair of opposing projections (2a), which as slightly elastically spreadable clamps are designed, and which are capable of opening the footboard (4a) on both sides to block the body of the car (5a) 2 support and display construction according to claim 1, characterized in that it has further pairs of set-up and blocking seats (6a) for the two pairs of wheels of the miniature model (5a). 3 support and display construction according to claim 1, characterized in that it is clad on the outside with a velvet-like layer (7a). 4. display overlay according to claim 1, characterized in that that it consists in one piece of a substantially rectangular frame (1), the long sides (2) of which are slightly curved outwards are «and from which plate-shaped parts (3) protrude, which extend inwardly towards one another, and which have a substantially L-shaped cross-section, the wings of which in a common plane, which is raised with respect to the support plane of the frame (1), with between the two Divide (3) a gap (6) remains free, through which it is possible to view the lower part of the miniature model 5 · display overlay according to claim 4, characterized in that » that the plate-shaped parts (3) have a length which is less than that of the curved sides (2) of the frame (1), whereby further empty spaces (8) are formed in the region of the short sides of the frame (1). 6. display overlay according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that that from the wings of the plate-shaped parts (3) pairs of projections (9) extend upwards, which enables are to block the miniature model on the support (i). 7 »S chaua teilungsauf lage r.according to one of claims 4 to 6, characterized in that pairs of the mentioned, slightly Aastisch Spreadable projections (1O, 11) are provided which able to go through the "wheel passages" of the miniature models in to enter the latter and additionally to jam it 8. display overlay according to one of claims 4 to 7, characterized in that from the corners of the frame (1) Pins (12) extend upwards over a short distance, onto which a transparent cover hood (13) of the support is attached will. ; , ■ . ^ Y 4 ( J