JP2014217435A - Decorative body modeled after liquid-contained vessel and game machine equipped with the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a decorative body modeled after liquid-contained vessel which enhances presentation effect by expressing bubbles with an impression of depth, and also to provide a game machine equipped with the decorative body.SOLUTION: A decorative body includes: a light source board 39 in which a plurality of light sources 41 are arranged on the surface; a light guide plate 37 which has a projection 37c protruding toward the light sources 41 in the back opposing to the surface of the light source board 39, and which is capable of plane-emitting the surface with the light of the light sources 41 introduced from the projection 37c; a light transmissive lens 35 which forms a large number of bubble-imitated recesses 35a on the back of a curved face projectingly curved to the surface side, in a manner that the end face oppositely faces the light sources 41 through the light guide plate 37, and which is modeled after a liquid capable of making the recesses 35a partly emitted with the light of the light sources 41 introduced from the end face; and a transparent cover 32 which oppositely faces the curved face of the light transmissive lens 35, which is arranged in a manner covering the light transmissive lens 35 and the light guide plate 37, and which is modeled after a liquid-contained vessel.

Description

  The present invention relates to a decorative body that imitates a liquid container that enhances the effect of appealing to the visual perception of a player, and a gaming machine including the decorative body.

Conventionally, particularly in gaming machines such as pachinko machines, a light-transmitting member having a storage space for storing liquid is arranged in a game area provided on the front surface of the game board, and the liquid is sealed in the light-transmitting member In addition, a gaming machine has been proposed in which bubbles are discharged from a fin provided in the light transmissive member into a liquid (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
In addition, a gaming machine has been proposed in which a bubble display effect device having a bubble pattern display plate having a plurality of recesses formed on the front surface and the back surface is arranged on the front surface of the game board and can express bubbles (for example, Patent Documents). 2).

JP 2005-177324 A JP 2008-029720 A

  However, in the gaming machine described in Patent Document 1, a three-dimensional and natural rendering effect is made possible by enclosing a liquid in the light transmissive member and generating bubbles in the liquid in the light transmissive member. At the same time, the production effect can be improved and the interest can be improved. However, it is difficult to seal and handle the liquid by enclosing the liquid in the light transmissive member, and it is impossible to express a certain aspect.

  In the gaming machine described in Patent Document 2, it is easy to handle by forming concave portions of the same shape on the bubble pattern display plate at the same position, and the mode of bubbles can be made constant, and mass production is possible. It becomes easy. However, on the other hand, the bubbles are uniform and there is no sense of depth, and natural bubbles cannot be expressed.

  This invention is made in view of this subject, Comprising: It aims at providing the decoration body which imitated the container with a liquid which expresses the bubble with a feeling of depth, and heightens a production effect, and a game machine provided with the same To do.

According to the present invention, the above problem is solved as follows.
1st invention has the convex part which protrudes toward the said light source in the back surface which has arrange | positioned several light sources on the surface, and opposes the surface of the said light source substrate, The said light source introduced from the said convex part A light guide plate capable of emitting light on the surface with the light of the light, and many imitating bubbles on the back surface of the curved surface that curves in a convex manner toward the surface side so that the end surface faces the light source via the light guide plate A translucent lens that imitates a liquid that can partially emit light by the light of the light source introduced from the end surface, and a curved surface of the translucent lens that faces the curved surface of the translucent lens. A transparent cover which is disposed so as to cover the optical lens and the light guide plate and imitates a container containing liquid.

  According to a second invention, in the first invention, the transparent cover includes a cylindrical upper transparent cover that surrounds the light guide plate and the upper part of the translucent lens, and a transverse that covers the curved surface of the translucent lens. A lower semi-cylindrical lower transparent cover.

  In a third aspect based on the second aspect, the translucent lens is provided in the upper transparent cover, and has a lid portion imitating the surface of the liquid.

  In a fourth aspect based on the third aspect, the translucent lens includes an inner translucent lens that forms the plurality of concave portions and faces the surface of the light guide plate, and is separate from the inner translucent lens. And an outer translucent lens that forms the plurality of recesses and faces the back surface of the lower cover, and the lid is formed on the inner translucent lens.

  In a fourth aspect based on the fourth aspect, the end surface of the outer light-transmitting lens faces the first light source among the plurality of light sources via the light guide plate, and the end surface of the inner light-transmitting lens is The second light source is opposed to the second light source among the plurality of light sources via the light guide plate, the light guide plate has the convex portion protruding so as to face the second light source, and the first light source is The second light source is introduced from the end face of the inner translucent lens by introducing from the end face of the outer translucent lens to cause partial light emission of the concave part of the outer translucent lens. Is emitted from the convex portion of the light guide plate, and the surface of the light guide plate is surface-emitted.

  6th invention is equipped with the decoration body which imitated the container with a liquid in any one of 1st-5th invention.

  According to the present invention, bubbles having a feeling of depth can be expressed in a decorative body in a transparent cover simulating a liquid container, and the effect of appealing to the player's vision can be enhanced.

It is the front view in which the glass door of the gaming machine concerning the present invention was in an open state. It is a front view of the game board unit in the gaming machine. It is the disassembled front perspective view of the decoration body which imitated the container with a liquid provided in the game board in the same gaming machine unit. It is a perspective view of the decoration body which similarly imitated the container with a liquid. It is the front view of the decoration body which similarly imitated the container with a liquid. FIG. 6 is an end view taken along line VI-VI in FIG. FIG. 7 is an end view taken along the line VII-VII in FIG. It is an end view of the principal part for demonstrating the path | route of the light of a 2nd light source similarly. It is an end view of the principal part for demonstrating the path | route of the light of a 1st light source similarly.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail through embodiments of the invention with reference to FIG. 1 to FIG. 9, but the following embodiments do not limit the invention according to the claims, and will be described in the embodiments. Not all combinations of features are essential to the solution of the invention.
In the following description, the horizontal direction of each part of the gaming machine will be described in accordance with the horizontal direction for a person facing the gaming machine. That is, when explaining from the front of the gaming machine, the viewpoint of the person facing the front of the gaming machine (for example, a player) is used as a reference, and when explaining from the back of the gaming machine, the person facing the back of the gaming machine Based on this viewpoint. The front is also referred to as the front and the back is also referred to as the rear.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a gaming machine 1 includes a vertical rectangular machine frame 2 installed in an island facility of a game arcade, a main body frame 3 attached to the machine frame 2 so as to be openable and closable, and A game board 10 that is mounted inside the main body frame 3 and has a transparent board surface, and is attached to the front surface of the main body frame 3 so as to be openable and closable so that it can be viewed in the center so that a game area 11 described later provided on the game board 10 can be seen. A glass door 4 having a large glass window 4a, a front board 5 having a tray 6 for storing a game ball, which is provided on the lower side of the main body frame 3 so as to be freely opened and closed, and a lower portion in the main body frame 3. A launching device (not shown) for launching a game ball, and a handle 7 that is rotatably attached to the front board 5 and launches the game ball from a launching device provided inside based on a rotation operation of the player. And provided below the front board 5, Comprises a speaker 8 for outputting a sound effect according to the situation, provided on the left and right sides of the glass door 4, the lighting depending on the situation of the game, the lighting apparatus performs the illumination effect of turning off and blinking the (not shown).

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the game board 10 is formed in a substantially square shape when viewed from the front by a transparent synthetic resin plate such as acrylic resin, and the front surface is a circle surrounded by guide rails 12 and 12 inside and outside. A game area 11 (including an ellipse) is formed. When the handle 7 is rotated, the game ball stored in the tray 6 is launched from the launching device and guided in the direction of the arrow X shown in FIG. It is driven into the game area 11 from the upper left and flows down.

  In the game area 11 of the game board 10, a frame-like decorative frame 13 is provided in a substantially central portion when viewed from the front. An effect symbol (not shown) displayed on the display screen 14 of an effect display device (not shown) arranged on the rear side of the game board 10 is visually recognized from the front of the gaming machine 1 inside the decorative frame 13. An enabling display window 13a is formed. Note that the area other than the display window 13a in the game board 10 is provided with a pattern, coloring, or the like so that the internal structure of the gaming machine 1 cannot be seen from the front side of the game board 10.

  A champagne glass object 30 which is a decorative body imitating a liquid container is provided on the right side of the display screen 14 which is the right inner edge of the display window 13a in the decorative frame 13. The champagne glass object 30 will be described in detail later.

  Furthermore, in the game area 11, a number of nails and windmills 15 (not shown) that change the flow direction of the game balls driven into the game area 11, and a game that flows below the game area 11 below the display window 13 a. A stage 16 that introduces a warp ball (game ball) that has entered a warp hole 13 b provided on the left side of the decorative frame 13 among the spheres and can roll in the left and right and front and rear directions, and a lower part of the stage 16. And a start winning port 17 in which a game ball flowing down the game area 11 and a warp ball dropped from the stage 16 can win, and a first state that is relatively disadvantageous to the player (a closed state in which the game ball cannot win) A large winning device 18 having an opening / closing plate that can be changed to a second state (open state in which a game ball can win a prize) that is relatively advantageous to the player, and a game ball that flows down the right area of the game area 11 can pass therethrough. Slew A game ball that flows down the right area of the game area 11 only when the gamer 19 and the plurality of general winning holes 20 through which the game balls flowing down the game area 11 can win and the game state shifts to a specific game state. A special winning device 21 that can be opened so as to be able to win a prize, and an out ball that has not won a winning opening such as the start winning port 17, the big winning device 18, and the special winning device 21 among the game balls that are driven into the game area 11. Is provided on the back side of the game board 10.

  When the game ball stored in the tray 6 is launched by the launching device and the game ball driven into the game area 11 wins the start winning opening 17, the control device (behind the gaming machine 1 is provided) As a result of the lottery executed in the illustration omitted, after the visual effect for displaying the effect symbol in the predetermined effect mode on the display screen 14 is performed for a predetermined time based on the predetermined variation pattern, the effect symbol is stopped in a specific combination. When displayed and confirmed, a big hit state is generated and the big winning device 18 is changed from the first state to the second state.

  When the game is a big hit gaming state and changes to the second state, the big winning device 18 opens the opening / closing plate provided on the front face, and 10 game balls are won in the big winning device 18 or the opening / closing plate is When 30 seconds have passed since opening, the opening / closing plate is closed. In addition, while the game is open, a specific area sensor (not shown) provided in the big prize device 18 opens and closes when any of the game balls won in the big prize device 18 detects passage of the specific area. The plate opens again after closing. This is set to be repeatable up to 15 times. Thus, in the big hit gaming state, a large number of game balls can be won in the big winning device 18 in the second state, and a large amount of prize balls are awarded as prize balls from the prize ball payout device (not shown) provided on the back side of the gaming machine 1. The game ball is paid out to the tray 6 in a short time.

Next, the champagne glass object 30 which is a decorative body simulating a container containing liquid, which is a main part of the present invention, will be described.
The champagne glass object 30 according to the present invention can be used not only for a game machine (a ball game machine or a pachinko machine), but also for decoration purposes.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the champagne glass object 30 has an outer shape, a lower transparent cover 31, 32, a first translucent lens 33 disposed on the rear side of the lower transparent cover 32, and the first The second translucent lens 34 disposed on the rear side of the first translucent lens 33, the third translucent lens 35 disposed on the rear side of the second translucent lens 34, and the third translucent lens. A diffusion sheet 36 disposed on the rear side of the optical lens 35, a light guide plate 37 for attaching the diffusion sheet 36 to the front surface, a light source cover member 38 fixed to the lower portion of the light guide plate 37, and the light guide plate 37 The light source board 39 is disposed on the rear side and includes a plurality of first and second light sources 40 and 41 and a single third light source 42 mounted thereon. The upper and lower transparent covers 31, 32, the first light transmitting lens 33, the second light transmitting lens 34, the third light transmitting lens 35, and the light guide plate 37 are formed of a transparent acrylic resin. For reasons of optical visual effects, the upper and lower transparent covers 31 and 32, the first translucent lens 33, the second translucent lens 34, the third translucent lens 35, and the light guide plate 37 are made of transparent acrylic. Although the resin is molded, a part or all of them, in particular, the upper and lower transparent covers 31 and 32 and the light guide plate 37 are not limited to the transparent acrylic resin, but may be molded with polycarbonate instead.

  The upper transparent cover 31 has a cylindrical shape with an outer diameter gradually decreasing upward, thereby forming an upper portion of the liquid container, and a screw (not shown) on the decorative frame 13 fixed to the game board 10 on the lower right side. ) Are integrally formed.

  The lower transparent cover 32 has a semi-cylindrical shape that forms a curved surface 32a in which the back surface facing the surface of the first translucent lens 33 is concave and the surface is curved convexly, and the upper edge 32b of the corrugated shape is upper transparent. By fitting to the corrugated lower end edge 31b of the cover 31, a three-dimensional effect is produced as if the bag is champagne glass as seen from the player side. A pattern is applied to the vicinity of the lower edge 31b of the upper transparent cover 31 and the upper edge 32b of the lower transparent cover 32 so that the boundary between the upper transparent cover 31 and the lower transparent cover 32 becomes inconspicuous.

  A boss portion 32c that protrudes rearward and has a function of positioning the first, second, and third translucent lenses 33, 34, and 35 with respect to the lower transparent cover 32 is provided on the upper surface of the lower transparent cover 32. The upper and lower ear pieces 32e and 32f fixed to the decorative frame 13 are provided.

  Further, a cylindrical boss facing the rear for positioning the light guide plate 37 by being fitted in a connection groove 37g of the light guide plate 37 at the lower portion of the lower transparent cover 32 (the leg portion in terms of champagne glass). A portion 32d is provided.

  The first translucent lens 33 forms a curved surface in which the back surface facing the surface of the second translucent lens 34 is concave and the surface facing the back surface of the lower transparent cover 32 is curved in a convex shape. By forming the concave portion 33a imitating many bubbles on the back surface of the curved surface, the liquid in the champagne glass and the bubbles are expressed. On the left side of the first translucent lens 33, a U-shaped notch 33b that engages with the boss portion 32c of the lower transparent cover 32 is provided. The fitting convex part 33c is provided so that it may protrude on the back side.

  An upper end edge 33 d of the first translucent lens 33 is inclined so as to imitate a form in which the liquid undulates, and the surface thereof is in contact with the inner peripheral surface of the upper transparent cover 31. Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 9, the rear-facing end surface 33 e of the first translucent lens 33 is inside the upper and lower transparent covers 31 and 32, and through the diffusion sheet 36 and the light guide plate 37. It faces the first light source 40.

  The second translucent lens 34 forms a curved surface curved in a forward convex shape that matches the back surface of the first translucent lens 33, and a concave portion 34a imitating many bubbles is formed on the back surface of the curved surface. Thus, the liquid in the champagne glass and its bubbles are imitated together with the first translucent lens 33. A U-shaped notch 34b that engages with the boss 32c of the lower transparent cover 32 is provided on the left side of the second translucent lens 34, and a flat surface on which the gate at the time of molding is similarly arranged on the right side. As shown, a fitting recess 34c is provided so as to protrude to the back surface side.

  Further, the upper end edge 34d of the second translucent lens 34 is inclined so as to imitate the form in which the liquid undulates, and a step is formed in the assembled state with respect to the upper end edge 33d of the first translucent lens 33. It continues so that it does not occur. Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 9, the rear-facing end surface 34 e of the second translucent lens 34 is inside the first translucent lens 33, and the first translucent lens 34 is interposed through the diffusion sheet 36 and the light guide plate 37. It faces one light source 40.

  The third translucent lens 35 has a curved surface curved in a convex shape on the front surface, and a concave portion 35a simulating a large number of bubbles on the back surface of the curved surface. Along with the sex lenses 33 and 34, there is a sense of depth, and the liquid in the three-dimensional champagne glass and its bubbles can be imitated. A U-shaped cutout 35b that engages with the boss 32c of the lower transparent cover 32 is provided on the left side of the third translucent lens 35, and a flat surface on which the gate at the time of molding is disposed is also provided on the right side. As shown, a notch 35g is provided. As clearly shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, a gap is formed between the curved surface that is the surface of the third translucent lens 35 and the back surface of the second translucent lens 34. Thereby, the recessed part 35a of the 3rd translucent lens 35 can express a more three-dimensional bubble. Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 9, the rear-facing end surface 35 f of the third translucent lens 35 is inside the second translucent lens 34, and the first translucent lens 35 is interposed between the diffusion sheet 36 and the light guide plate 37. It faces the two light sources 41.

  In addition, on the upper part of the third translucent lens 35, a lid portion 35c having a wavy upper surface is formed. The lid portion 35c is continuous so that a step does not occur with respect to the upper end edge 34d of the second translucent lens 34, and the rear edge contacts the inner peripheral surface of the upper transparent cover 31 without a gap, thereby allowing the champagne. The surface of the liquid in the glass is expressed as a bubble. By engaging with an engagement hole 36 a provided in the diffusion sheet 36 and an engagement hole (not shown) provided in the light guide plate 37, the back surface of the third light transmitting lens 35 is engaged. A backward-facing boss portion 35d for positioning the optical plate 37 and a heart-shaped fitting hole 35e into which the heart-shaped light source cover 38 is fitted from the rear side are provided.

  By coloring the first and second translucent lenses 33 and 34 to light yellow and the third translucent lens 35 to light pink, respectively, the optical color mixing and the visual effect due to the material of the lens, the depth is further increased. There is a feeling and it is possible to express a three-dimensional liquid. Further, the upper surface edges 33d and 34d of the first and second translucent lenses 33 and 34 and the lid portion 35c of the third translucent lens 35 are connected so that there is no step between them, thereby expressing the surface of the liquid. It becomes possible. Furthermore, the lid portion 35c of the third translucent lens 35 has a substantially circular wave-like surface imitating a liquid bubble and has a certain thickness, so that a plurality of light sources 40 and 41, which will be described later, are formed. When light hits, gradation occurs due to refraction of light, and natural liquid fluctuation can be expressed.

  The diffusion sheet 36 is affixed to the surface of the light guide plate 37, diffuses the light of the plurality of light sources 40, 41, and shines the entire champagne glass object 30 lightly, so that the liquid poured into the champagne glass shines. Express the way.

  The light guide plate 37 is fixed to the upper and lower transparent covers 31 and 32 by a plurality of screws 51 so as to face the back surface of the third translucent lens 35 through the diffusion sheet 36, as shown in FIGS. As will be clearly shown, a large number of recesses 37a are formed on almost the entire back surface facing the front surface of the light source substrate 39 by a molding die or embossing or the like, and a plurality of concave portions 37a projecting toward the light sources 40 and 41 are formed. Outer and inner convex portions 37b and 37c are formed, and a right-angled triangular groove portion 37d is formed on the surface opposite to the inner convex portion 37c. Light from the light source 41 is introduced from the inner convex portion 37c to cause the surface of the light guide plate 37 on which a large number of concave portions 37a are formed to emit light. In addition, since the diffusion sheet 36 is disposed on the front surface side of the light guide plate 37, the light emitted by the light guide plate 37 is further diffused and can be uniformly illuminated on the back surface side of the third translucent lens 35. It becomes.

  In addition, a substantially semicircular wave-like surface 37 e disposed below the lid portion 35 c of the third translucent lens 35 is formed on the upper portion of the light guide plate 37. The wavy surface 37e overlaps the lid portion 35c of the third translucent lens 35, thereby expressing the surface of the liquid more three-dimensionally.

  The light source cover 38 has a heart shape and is provided at the lower part of the third light-transmissive lens 35 by being inserted into the heart-shaped fitting hole 37 f provided at the lower part of the light guide plate 37 from the back side of the light guide plate 37. The surface of the third translucent lens 35 exposed through the heart-shaped fitting hole 35e and diffusing light from the third light source 42 described later, the surface colored red behind the lower transparent cover 32 Shines brightly.

  The light source substrate 39 is fixed to the back surface of the light guide plate 37 by a plurality of screws 53 and has a plurality of first light sources 40 facing the outer convex portions 37b of the light guide plate 37 on the surface facing the back surface of the light guide plate 37. A plurality of second light sources 41 facing the inner convex portion 37 c and a third light source 42 facing the light source cover 38 are mounted.

  Next, the light paths of the emitted first and second light sources 40 and 41 will be described with reference to FIGS. 5, 8, and 9 and how the champagne glass object 30 emits light will be described. FIG. 5 is a front view of the champagne glass object 30, FIG. 8 is an end view of the main part for explaining the light path of the second light source, and FIG. 9 is for explaining the light path of the first light source. The end view of the principal part is shown.

  As shown in FIG. 8, when the second light source 41 facing the inner convex portion 37 c of the light guide plate 37 emits light, among the incident light of the second light source 41, the groove portion 37 d provided on the light guide plate 37 from the inner convex portion 37 c. The incident light A incident on the inclined surface 371d of approximately 45 degrees is reflected by the inclined surface 371d and proceeds to the left in FIG. 8, that is, along the surface of the light guide plate 37, and is provided on the back surface of the light guide plate 37. It is irregularly reflected by the plurality of recesses 37a. As a result, the surface of the light guide plate 37 emits surface light by the irregularly reflected irregularly reflected light B. The surface-emitting light is further diffused by the diffusion sheet 36 and illuminates the back side of the third translucent lens 35 lightly.

  Further, of the incident light of the second light source 41, the incident light C incident on the right side of the groove portion 37d, that is, on the outer side, travels straight in the light guide plate 37 as it is and passes through the end face 35f of the third translucent lens 35 to the third. It is introduced into the translucent lens 35. The introduced light D introduced into the third translucent lens 35 is diffusely reflected by the plurality of concave portions 35a provided on the back surface of the third translucent lens 35, thereby causing the plurality of concave portions 35a to emit light. Thereby, the recessed part 35a provided in the 3rd translucent lens 35 also looks like the bubble in a liquid.

  As described above, the second light source 41 can cause the light guide plate 37 to emit light, and at the same time, cause the concave portions 35 a of the third light-transmissive lens 35 to partially emit light.

  As shown in FIG. 9, when the first light source 40 facing the outer convex portion 37 b of the light guide plate 37 emits light, the light E of the first light source 40 travels straight in the light guide plate 37 and the first light transmission The light transmitting lens 33 is introduced into the first light transmitting lens 33 and the second light transmitting lens 34 from the end surface 33e and the end surface 34e of the second light transmitting lens 34, respectively. The introduced light F introduced into the first translucent lens 33 travels along the arc surface of the first translucent lens 33 and is diffusely reflected by a plurality of recesses 33 a provided on the back surface of the first translucent lens 33. Thus, the plurality of concave portions 33a are caused to partially emit light. The introduced light G introduced into the second translucent lens 34 travels along the arc surface of the second translucent lens 34 and is irregularly reflected by a plurality of recesses 34 a provided on the back surface of the second translucent lens 34. By doing so, the plurality of recesses 34a are caused to partially emit light. Accordingly, the first light source 40 causes the concave portions 33a and 34a of the first and second translucent lenses 33 and 34 to partially emit light at the same time. Can show.

  As described above, the light of the first and second light sources 40 and 41 introduced from the end faces 33e, 34e, and 35f of the first, second, and third translucent lenses 33, 34, and 35 Partially emitted by irregular reflection at the concave portions 33a, 34a and 35a of 34 and 35. Thereby, each recessed part 33a, 34a, 35a can emit light within the upper transparent cover 31 and the lower transparent cover 32, and can be expressed as if it were the bubble in a liquid. The light from the second light source 41 introduced into the light guide plate 37 causes the entire surface of the light guide plate 37 to emit light, and the light emitted from the surface light is diffused by the diffusion sheet 36 and shines lightly. The entire 30 can be shined lightly.

Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the following modifications and changes can be made to the above embodiment within the scope not departing from the gist of the present invention.
(I) Three layers of translucent lenses (first translucent lens 33, second translucent lens 34, and third translucent lens 35) on the inside (rear side) of the upper and lower transparent covers 31, 32 However, instead of this, the translucent lens may be one layer, two layers, or three layers or more.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Game machine 2 Machine frame 3 Main body frame 4 Glass door 4a Glass window 5 Front board 6 Receptacle 7 Handle 8 Speaker 10 Game board 11 Game area 12 Guide rail 13 Decoration frame 13a Display window 13b Warp hole 14 Display screen 15 Windmill 16 Stage 17 Start prize opening 18 Prize opening opening and closing device 19 Through chucker 20 General prize opening 21 Special prize winning device 22 Out opening 30 Champagne glass object (decorative body)
31 Upper transparent cover 31a Ear piece 31b Lower end edge 32 Lower transparent cover 32a Curved surface 32b Upper end edge 32c Boss part 32d Boss part 32e, 32f Ear piece 33 First translucent lens (outer translucent lens)
33a Concave part 33b Notch part 33c Fitting convex part 33d Upper end edge 33e End surface 34 Second translucent lens 34a Concave part 34b Notch part 34c Fitting concave part 34d Upper end edge 34e End face 35 Third translucent lens (inner translucent lens)
35a recess 35b notch 35c lid 35d boss 35e fitting hole 35f end face 35g notch 36 diffusion sheet 36a fitting hole 37 light guide plate 37a recess 37b outer projection 37c inner projection 37d groove 371d inclined surface 37e waved surface 37f fitting Joint hole 37g Connection groove 38 Light source cover 39 Light source substrate 40 First light source 41 Second light source 42 Third light source 51 Screw 53 Screw

Claims (6)

A light source substrate having a plurality of light sources arranged on the surface;
A light guide plate having a convex portion projecting toward the light source on the back surface facing the surface of the light source substrate, and capable of surface-emitting the surface by the light of the light source introduced from the convex portion;
Light from the light source introduced from the end surface is formed by forming a large number of recesses imitating bubbles on the back surface of the curved surface that curves in a convex manner toward the front surface so that the end surface faces the light source via the light guide plate. A translucent lens simulating a liquid capable of causing partial light emission of the recess,
A liquid container characterized by comprising a transparent cover that is arranged to face the curved surface of the light transmissive lens and cover the light transmissive lens and the light guide plate, and imitating a liquid container. Decorative body.   The transparent cover includes a cylindrical upper transparent cover that surrounds the light guide plate and the upper part of the translucent lens, and a lower transparent cover having a semi-cylindrical cross section that covers the curved surface of the translucent lens. A decorative body simulating a liquid-containing container according to claim 1.   3. The decorative body simulating a liquid container according to claim 2, wherein the translucent lens is provided in the upper transparent cover and has a lid simulating the surface of the liquid. The translucent lens is formed separately from the inner translucent lens that forms the plurality of concave portions and faces the surface of the light guide plate, and is formed separately from the inner translucent lens. An outer translucent lens facing the back surface of the lower cover,
The decorative body simulating a liquid container according to claim 3, wherein the lid is formed on the inner translucent lens. An end surface of the outer translucent lens is opposed to a first light source among the plurality of light sources via the light guide plate, and an end surface of the inner translucent lens is formed of the plurality of light sources via the light guide plate. Among them, facing the second light source, the light guide plate has the convex portion protruding so as to face the second light source,
The first light source is introduced from an end surface of the outer translucent lens to cause partial light emission of a concave portion of the outer translucent lens,
The second light source is introduced from an end surface of the inner translucent lens to cause partial light emission in the concave portion of the inner translucent lens, and is introduced from the convex portion of the light guide plate to face the surface of the light guide plate. The decorative body simulating a liquid-containing container according to claim 4, which emits light.   A gaming machine comprising a decorative body simulating the liquid container according to any one of claims 1 to 5.

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