JP3025141U - Paper assembling yajirobe - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [PROBLEMS] By making a main body have a planar shape, the main body swings not only right and left but also back and forth, so that a variety of movements that are lighter than ever can be generated. SOLUTION: A yajirobe main body 1 in which a fulcrum 3 is projectingly formed at the center of the main body by a pair of left and right wings 2 and 2 having the same shape, and integrally provided at the ends of both wings 2, 2. The weight pieces 4 of the number of sheets and the supporting table 5 in the unfolded state are all formed in a plane of one cardboard 6 by cutting the contour to make it removable. The same number of the weight pieces 4 are stacked and provided on both ends of the main body 1 of the yajirobe removed from the cardboard 6. After removal, the fulcrum 3 is brought into contact with the support base 5 assembled in a three-dimensional shape to horizontally support the yajirobe main body 1. Each of the wings 2 and 2 has a contour shape and a pattern that gives an image of a specific shape depending on the shape of a piece of paper vertically attached to the center of the main body.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the device belongs]

 The present invention relates to a prefabricated barbecue which is made entirely of the same cardboard.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 A conventional yajirobe has a structure in which a weight is attached to the tip of a balancing arm that is attached to both sides of the main body.The center of the lower end of the main body is supported by a fingertip or a support body, etc. You can enjoy watching the swaying movements and the restoration to the original.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Since the shape of such a yajirobe is three-dimensional, most of the toys that can be used for it are dolls and the like, and when the height is high, the center of gravity rises and it is difficult to balance. Therefore, the stability becomes worse. For this reason, it was difficult to give the fun of a toy by imagining the motion of swaying left and right as another form of motion, and there were also problems such as restrictions on variations as a toy.

The present invention has been conceived in order to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and its purpose is to swing not only to the left and right but also to the front and back by making the main body have a planar shape. The goal is to provide a paper assembly and jibe that has a new structure that produces lighter and more complicated movements than ever before.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 A pair of left and right wings that have the same shape and project from a fulcrum at the center of the body, and a required number of weight pieces that are integrally provided at the ends of both wings, and a support base in the deployed state. All of the above are formed by cutting the contour in the plane of one piece of cardboard so that it can be removed freely, and the same number of the above weight pieces are stacked on both ends of the main body of the yajirobe removed from the cardboard. After removal, the fulcrum is brought into contact with the support base assembled in a three-dimensional shape so that the main body of the yajirobe can be held horizontally.The wing has the shape of a piece of paper vertically attached to the center of the main body. According to, it has a contour shape and a pattern that image a specific shape.

[0006]

[Embodiment of device]

 1 to 3 show an embodiment of a paper or ladle which can make a surf-in image. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a yajirobe main body, which is composed of a pair of left and right wings 2 and 2 of the same shape projecting forward, and a protruding piece 1b at the rear part of the center of the main body. The fulcrum 3 is formed to project.

The outlines of the wide sides (minimum width 20 mm, maximum width 35 mm) of the wings 2 and 2 are arcuate, and the inner side following the fulcrum 3 projecting from the semicircular end to the center is uneven. Shape and color (not shown in the figure) printed on the wing surface, and the contour line and color (not shown in the figure) printed from the protruding piece 1b to near the fulcrum 3 above. The body 1 is based on the image of waves and surf inboard.

Reference numeral 4 is a weight piece of 14 sheets, which is formed in a semicircular shape like the ends of the wings 2 and 2 and is provided behind the ends of the left and right wings 2 and 2 in the same number. . The weight piece 4 at the end of the wing makes the yajirobe main body 1 horizontally balance around the fulcrum 3.

Reference numeral 5 is a pyramid-shaped support, 7 is a piece of paper shaped like a surfer vertically mounted on the yajirobe main body 1, 8 is a mounting piece of the paper piece 7, and the front center of the protruding piece 1 b of the yajirobe main body 1 It has a notch formed in it.

The yajirobe body 1, the weight piece 4, and the paper piece 7 in which the surfer is shaped are as they are, and the support base 5 is a surface of one rectangular thick paper 6 (about 0.3 mm) in the unfolded state. The contours 1a, 4a and 5a are formed in the inside by cutting and are formed so as to be removable.

The assembling of the yajirobe by these parts is performed by removing it from the cardboard 6. For the main body 1 of the yajirobe, the same number (7 sheets) removed from the cardboard 6 is provided on the back side of both ends of the wings 2, 2. The weight pieces 4 and 4 are stacked and attached by adhesion, and then the attachment piece 8 is raised to vertically attach the paper piece 7 to the attachment piece 8 to complete the assembly.

Further, with respect to the support base 5 in the unfolded state, after the removal, the cardboard is folded back along the folding lines that have been made in advance, and both ends are bonded by the glue allowance 5b to assemble into a pyramid shape.

After the assembly of the main body 1 of the yajirobe and the support base 5 is completed, the fulcrum 3 of the main body 1 of the yajirobe is bent slightly downward and brought into contact with the top end of the support base 5, The main body 1 can be held horizontally.

Therefore, when the end portion of the wing 2 on one side of the yajirobe main body 1 is pushed to incline, the yajirobe main body 1 inclines to the opposite side in order to maintain the left-right weight balance, and by its reaction. The pressing side tilts again. Although such an operation is repeated right and left, and finally it stops in a horizontal state, this swaying also occurs as back and forth movement when the rear part of the yajirobe main body 1 is pressed.

Since the main body 1 of the yajirobe is formed from light cardboard and wide wings 2 and 2, the wings 2 and 2 can be easily moved up and down, left and right, and back and forth by simply pressing it lightly, The projecting piece 1b and the pattern in the shape of the surf boat in the center and the paper piece 7 in the shape of the surfer on it give an image of whether you are surfing in, and it is different from the previous yajirobe. It gives a new impression.

FIG. 4 to FIG. 6 show an embodiment of a paper or ladle, which is an image of animal motion. The main body 1 of the yajirobe is composed of a pair of left and right curved wings 2 and 2 that have the same shape and protrudes forward, and a protruding piece 1b at the rear of the center of the main body. 3 is formed to project.

The wings 2 and 2 have a wide (about 23 mm) arc shape, and are provided with notches 1c at which the weight pieces 4 can be overlapped and sandwiched at the ends formed in a semicircular shape. Further, from the color printed on the wing surface, the contour shape of the protruding piece 1b and the pattern / color, the main body 1 of the yajirobe is an image of a monkey.

The six weight pieces 4 are formed by imitating the contour shape of a pineapple and a banana, and the pineapple-shaped weight piece 4 is formed on one end of the wing 2 and the other wing 2 is formed on the other end of the wing 2. The banana weight pieces 4 are provided in the same number. Due to the weight piece 4 at the end of the wing, the yajirobe body 1 is horizontally balanced about the fulcrum 3.

Reference numeral 5 is a pyramidal support, 7 is a piece of paper with a monkey head that is vertically mounted on the yajirobe body 1, and 8 is a mounting piece of the paper piece 7, which is a protruding piece 1 b of the yajirobe body 1. A notch is formed in the center of the front part.

The yajirobe body 1, the weight piece 4, and the monkey face paper piece 7 are left as they are, and the support base 5 is in an unfolded state. The contours 1a, 4a, 5a are formed by cutting and formed so as to be removable.

The assembling of the yajirobe by these parts is performed in the same manner as in the above-mentioned embodiment, and after the assembling is completed, the fulcrum 3 of the yajirobe main body 1 is bent slightly downward so that the top end of the support base 5 is When contacted with, the main body 1 of the yajirobe can be held horizontally.

Further, the yajirobe main body 1 sways left and right or front and back in order to restore the original horizontal state even if it is tilted by pressing, and the movement of the wings 2 and 2 and the central part imitating a monkey's arm. With the monkey-faced paper strip 8, it gives an image of whether the monkey grabs both the pineapple and banana and jumps into something, giving a new impression that has never been seen before.

In this invention, in which a thick paper is used as a material to form a yajirobe, vertical and horizontal movements occur in the left and right directions, so that the operation is diverse and different from the conventional yajirobe. Since the main body of Yajirobe is lightweight, it responds even if you just blow it. Also, since the whole is formed by molding a piece of cardboard, the number of variations as a yajirobe toy increases, and it is possible to assemble and enjoy in a safe manner.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a thin cardboard of a first embodiment of a paper-made assembly and a jirobe according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an assembly process of the yajirobe.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a completed state of assembly.

FIG. 4 is a plan view of the thin paper according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an assembly process of the yajirobe.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a completed assembly state.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Yajirobe main body 1a Contour 1b Projecting piece 1c Notch 2 Wing 3 Support point 4 Weight piece 4a Contour 5 Support 5a Contour 6 Cardboard 7 Paper piece 8 Mounting piece

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A yajirobe main body in which a fulcrum is projectingly formed at the center of the main body by a pair of right and left bulges having the same shape, and a required number of weight plates integrally provided at the ends of both wings, and the expansion. All of the supporting bases in the state are formed by cutting the outline in the plane of one cardboard so as to be removable, and the same number of the above weight plates is stacked on both ends of the main body of the yajirobe removed from the cardboard. A paper-made assembly or a jirobei which can be horizontally supported by abutting the fulcrum to the above-mentioned support stand that is assembled and assembled in a three-dimensional shape after removal. 2. The paper assembly or jiburo according to claim 1, wherein the wing has a contour shape and a pattern that image a specific shape depending on the shape of a piece of paper vertically attached to the center of the main body.