JP3033636U - Cube puzzle toy with video display function - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] To provide a cube puzzle toy that has a movie display function that eliminates the monotony of play and promotes the development of children's intellectual development, and that allows children to play with more interest and passion. . [Structure] A plurality of hexahedron blocks 4 on the surface of which a pictorial pattern is drawn, a lower case 2 having a recess 21 for accommodating the plurality of hexahedron blocks 4, and a lower case 2 which can be freely opened and closed. With the upper case 3 attached, the lower case 2 and the upper case 3 integrated, the recess 2
1. An opening 31 formed in the upper case 3 at a position overlapping with 1.
And a lenticular lens 5 that moves in parallel on the surfaces of a plurality of hexahedron blocks 4 that are provided inside and are arranged in the recess 21.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention has a video display function that allows you to enjoy a picture of a completed composition from the outside of the case after arranging multiple hexahedron blocks inside the case and enjoying matching the pictures drawn on these hexahedron blocks. It relates to a cube puzzle toy with.

[Prior art]

 Known cube puzzle toys include blocks that play by stacking hexahedral blocks, and combinations of multiple plate-shaped blocks with a picture pattern drawn only on the surface inside a wooden frame so that you can enjoy drawing. ing.

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, conventional cube puzzle toys are simple toys that simply stack hexahedral blocks or combine plate-shaped block pieces to enjoy picture matching, so in the days when modern animation and other movies were revolting. There was a problem that the play was monotonous and children were less interested, and because the play was monotonous, it became easy to get tired of getting used to the play immediately.The present invention eliminates the monotony of play. It is an object of the present invention to provide a cube puzzle toy having a moving image display function that encourages the development of children's intellectual development and allows children to enjoy themselves while having fun.

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, according to claim 1 of the present invention, a plurality of hexahedron blocks each having a pattern on the surface thereof and a recess for accommodating the plurality of hexahedron blocks are formed. The lower case, the upper case attached to the lower case so as to be openable and closable, and the lower case and the upper case integrated with each other are provided inside the opening formed in the upper case at a position overlapping the recess. And a lenticular lens that moves in parallel on the surfaces of a plurality of hexahedral blocks arranged in the recess. A second aspect of the present invention is characterized in that each face of the hexahedral block is drawn with a picture pattern of a different character or the like which is completed in a combined state. According to a third aspect of the present invention, a moving mechanism for vertically moving the lenticular lens is provided inside the upper case, and the moving mechanism meshes with a vertically long rack fixed to the lenticular lens. It is characterized in that it is composed of a pinion and a spring spring connected to the pinion via a shaft.

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 to 3 show an embodiment of a cube puzzle toy having a moving image display function of the present invention, in which reference numeral 1 is a cube puzzle toy having a moving image display function. A cube puzzle toy 1 having a moving image display function has a lower case 2 and an upper case 3 formed in a substantially rectangular shape, and 12 hexahedral block bodies 4 housed in the lower case 2 and the upper case 3. It is mainly composed of a lenticular lens 5 provided inside the upper case 3 so as to be horizontally movable with respect to the surface of the case. On the inner surface side of the lower case 2, as shown in FIG. 2, a concave portion 21 capable of accommodating twelve hexahedral block bodies 4 is formed. The recess 21 is formed in such a size that 12 hexahedron blocks 4 can be fitted with almost no gaps and a depth such that the upper portion of the hexahedron block 4 projects from the surface of the lower case 2 by a predetermined dimension. Further, a hinge member 22 for laterally opening and closing the upper case 3 is provided at the right end of the lower case 2, and a member for fixing the upper case 3 integrally with the lower case 2 is provided at the left end of the lower case 2. A stop hole 23 is formed, and a handle 24 is fixed to the upper part of the lower case 2. An opening 31 is formed in the upper case 3 at a position overlapping the recess 21 of the lower case 2, and an inner frame 31a is formed inside the upper case 3 along the edge of the opening 31. The lenticular lens 5 is arranged at the tip end so as to be movable in the vertical direction (the XY direction in the arrow in FIG. 3). The lenticular lens 5 is provided with linear projections at regular intervals on the front side and is flat on the back side. By moving parallel on the pattern drawn on the surface of the hexahedral block 4, a still image is displayed. It has a function that looks like a movie. Further, a back lid 33 is fixed to the inside of the upper case 3 with a screw, and an opening 31b that overlaps the opening 31 of the upper case 3 is also formed in the back lid 33. Is formed with a taper for fixing the upper portion of the hexahedral block 4, and the lenticular lens 5 is movably held between the back cover 33 and the inner frame 31a of the upper case 3. A moving mechanism 34 is provided at the left end of the back surface of the lenticular lens 5 (on the right side in FIG. 3), and this moving mechanism 34 manually pushes down the lenticular lens 5 in the vertical downward direction (direction Y in the arrow). And a push-up means 36 that automatically pushes the lenticular lens upward in the vertical direction (X direction in the arrow direction). The pressing means 35 is formed with a guide pin 38 fixed to the back surface of the lenticular lens 5 via a plate member, a guide groove 39a for restricting the lateral movement of the guide pin 38, and a locking groove at one end. The guide member 39 is formed with a guide member 39b, and the moving lever 40 is formed at the base end thereof with a locking pin 40a for locking the locking groove 39b of the guide member 39. The tip of the moving lever 40 protrudes from the longitudinal slot 41 formed on the surface of the upper case 3 to the surface. By pushing the tip of the moving lever 40 downward along the slot 41, the moving lever 40 moves. The guide pin 40a of the lever 40 moves the guide member 39 downward (Y direction in the direction of the arrow), and accordingly, the lenticular lens 5 moves downward in the upper case 3. An outer wall 41a is formed inside the upper case 3 of the long hole 41 along the long hole 41. The outer wall 41a serves as a guide for the moving lever 40, and the end portion of the outer wall 41a moves together with the end of the long hole 41. It serves as a stopper below 40. A guide member 41b is fixed between the outer wall 41a and the inner frame 31a provided at the edge of the opening 31, and the folded portion formed at the end of the lenticular lens 5 is formed by the guide member 41b. It regulates lateral movement. The push-up means 36 is composed of a vertically long rack 42 fixed to the back surface of the lenticular lens, a pinion 43 meshing with the rack 42, and a spiral spring 44 connected to the pinion 43 via a rotation shaft. Therefore, as the lenticular lens 5 is moved downward by the pressing means 35, the rack 42 is moved downward to rotate the pinion 43, whereby the spring spring 44 connected to the pinion 43 by the rotation shaft. Is tightened. When the lenticular lens 5 is moved to the lower end and the hand is released from the moving lever 40, the spring 44 loosens and the restoring force causes the pinion 43 to rotate in the reverse direction, and the rack 42 which meshes with the pinion 43 is pushed upward. Along with this, the lenticular lens 5 also moves upward. Further, at the left end of the upper case 3, there is provided a lock claw 45 which is engaged with the engaging hole 23 of the lower case 2 and integrally connects the upper case 3 and the lower case 2. The 12 hexahedron block bodies 4 are formed into, for example, a cube made of wood or plastic, and a pictorial pattern such as a character is drawn on each surface of the hexahedron block body 4. These pictorial patterns are drawn so that one set of pictures is completed by combining 12 hexahedral block bodies 4, and the child arranges the hexahedral block bodies 4 in the recesses 21 of the lower case 2. You can enjoy the picture matching puzzle by going. Then, the hexahedron block 4 has six different kinds of pictures of different characters and the like drawn on it, and you can enjoy the six ways of matching pictures. Further, after the hexahedron blocks 4 are arranged in the recesses 21 of the lower case 2 to complete the picture matching, the operation lever 40 is pushed downward while the upper case 3 is integrally fixed to the lower case 2, whereby the lenticular lens is pushed down. After moving 5 downward, when the operating lever 40 is released, the lenticular lens 5 is pushed upward by the action opposite to the case where the spring force of the spring 44 is pushed downward (upward in the X direction). When the lenticular lens 5 moves vertically along the surface of the hexahedron block 4 on which picture matching has been completed, the effect of the lenticular lens 5 causes the picture pattern drawn on the surface of the hexahedral block 4 to appear to move like a movie. This means that children can enjoy videos of characters, etc. that they have completed by matching the pictures. The hexahedral blocks 4 of the above-described embodiment are not limited to 12 pieces, and may be a plurality of pieces other than 12 pieces, or may be a hexahedron shape other than a cube. Further, the lenticular lens is not limited to being moved in the vertical direction, but may be rotated in the horizontal direction or may be made to have different effects by variously changing the shape of the convex portion.

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, according to the present invention, a plurality of hexahedron blocks each having a pattern on the surface thereof, a lower case having a recess for accommodating the plurality of hexahedron blocks, and a lower case which can be freely opened and closed. When the upper case attached to the upper case, the lower case and the upper case are integrated with each other, the upper case attached to the upper case is provided inside the opening formed in the upper case at a position where the lower case and the upper case are integrated. Since it is equipped with a lenticular lens that moves parallel on the surface of the hexahedral block, you can enjoy the picture matching puzzle of the hexahedral block and move the lenticular lens along the surface of the completed composition, for example, for the characters. You can enjoy pictures with moving pictures. According to claim 2, since each side of the hexahedron block is provided with a different character or the like, which is completed in a combined state, the children can enjoy six kinds of puzzles and the children can enjoy the puzzle. Can promote the development of intellectual education. According to a third aspect of the present invention, a moving mechanism is attached to the inside of the upper case, and the vertically long rack having the moving mechanism fixed to the lenticular lens, the pinion meshing with the rack, and the shaft of the pinion. Since the mainspring is connected via the spring, the pinion is rotated by the restoring force of the spring to move the rack after the spring is tightened by manually moving the lenticular lens. The lens automatically moves over the surface of the hexahedral block, allowing children to be absorbed in enjoying the video.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a cube puzzle toy having a moving image display function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an overall perspective view of the upper case of FIG. 1 in an open state.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the inside of the upper case of FIG. 1 with the back cover removed.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Cube Puzzle Toy with Video Display Function 2 Lower Case 3 Upper Case 4 Hexahedron Block 5 Lenticular Lens 31 Opening 34 Moving Mechanism 42 Rack 43 Pinion 44 Spring Spring

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A plurality of hexahedron blocks having a set pattern on the surface, a lower case having recesses for accommodating the plurality of hexahedron blocks, and an openable and closably attached to the lower case. An upper case, and a plurality of hexahedral blocks provided inside the opening formed in the upper case at a position overlapping with the recess in a state where the lower case and the upper case are integrated and arranged in the recess. A cube puzzle toy having a moving image display function, which is provided with a lenticular lens that moves in parallel on the surface. 2. The cube having a moving image display function according to claim 1, wherein each of the faces of the hexahedral block is provided with a picture pattern of a different character or the like which is completed in a combined state. Puzzle toys. 3. A moving mechanism for vertically moving the lenticular lens is provided inside the upper case, and the moving mechanism meshes with a vertically long rack fixed to the lenticular lens. The cube puzzle toy having a moving image display function according to claim 1 or 2, comprising a pinion and a spring spring connected to the pinion via a shaft.