JP3156825U - Assembled sheet toy - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide an assembly-type sheet toy in which parts do not come off even when the posture is different from an upright state, such as lifting or overturning. An assembling-type sheet toy includes at least a main body, an arm (oscillating piece), a head (oscillating piece), and a face (oscillating piece). The main body 11 forms a solid body that is self-supporting by bending the sheet member, and forms the bottom portion 111 into an arc. The arm part 12, the head part 13, and the face part 14 are each made of a sheet member and are loosely fitted to the main body 11 so that the main body 11 does not fall off in any posture. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an assembly-type sheet toy configured by bending or combining a plurality of sheet-made components.

  Patent Document 1 describes a model toy that can be assembled by folding, inserting, or pasting and fixing paper. The swinging toy described in Patent Document 1 includes a main body portion, a head portion, and an eyeplate, and a tail portion is attached to the back surface of the main body portion via a spacing member. Moreover, the lower surface of the main body portion is formed as an arc surface and swings. The head portion is formed in a hollow shape whose bottom surface is open, and a stay is built inside. The head is placed on a support portion formed on the top of the main body so as to swing with the stay. The eye plate is suspended from a support portion provided on a stay in the head, and can be seen from an eye hole provided in the head. When the main body swings, the head also swings and the eyeplate also swings. The moving state of the eye drawn on the eyeplate can be seen through the eye hole.

JP-A-56-145879

  However, the swinging toy described in Patent Document 1 requires an adhesive material for assembly, and the structure of the head including the eyeplate is complicated, such as a stay and a support part built inside the head. It is. Further, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, the head is only on the support portion by the stay. Therefore, if the main body is swung too much and falls, or if the head is gripped and lifted, the head is easily detached.

  Therefore, the present invention provides an assembly-type sheet toy in which parts do not come off even when the posture is different from an upright state, such as lifting or overturning.

  The assembly type sheet toy of the present invention includes at least a main body and a swing piece. The main body forms a solid body that is self-supporting by bending the sheet member, and the bottom is formed in an arc. The swing piece is made of a sheet member and is loosely fitted to the main body so that the main body does not fall off in any posture.

  In this case, the main body includes a front wall, a left wall, a right wall, a rear wall, and a support piece. The support piece is formed continuously from the rear wall and extends forward across the front wall. A notch is provided in the support piece at a portion protruding forward from the front wall. The swing piece is loosely fitted in this notch. Further, the swing piece has an arc edge that protrudes downward toward the upper surface of the support piece, and is supported by the support piece by this arc edge.

  The bottom of the main body is constituted by the lower edge of the front wall and the lower edge of the rear wall formed in an arc. Further, the main body includes an engagement tab and a slit into which the engagement tab is inserted. Then, the main body is assembled so as to maintain a three-dimensional shape by inserting the engagement tab into the slit.

  In the case of a doll having a body as a torso, the swing piece is at least one of an arm part imitating left and right arms, a head imitating the outline of the head, and a face part on which facial expressions are drawn. Assemble to support piece as one.

  A notch may be provided in the support piece in a portion between the front wall and the rear wall of the main body, and the swing piece may be loosely fitted in this notch. At this time, the swing piece extends left and right through the insertion portion opened in the left wall and the right wall.

  Alternatively, the oscillating piece has a series of weight pieces that position the center of gravity in a range below the support piece on which the oscillating piece is loosely fitted. This weight piece is folded and fixed in a range invisible from the front of the swing piece.

  The assembled sheet toy according to another aspect of the present invention includes a main body and a swing piece. The main body is configured by bending a sheet member, and has a bottom portion that is installed on at least a flat surface and is self-supporting. The swing piece is made of a sheet member, and is loosely fitted to a connecting portion provided on the main body so as not to drop off regardless of the posture of the main body. In this case, the main body is configured by combining a plurality of sheet members only with the engagement tab, the notch, the slot, and the insertion. Since the assembled sheet toy does not require an adhesive, it can be easily assembled and can be disassembled without being damaged later. Furthermore, the connecting portion is formed in an annular shape having a cut at least above the horizontal position. The swing piece has a hole that is inserted into the connecting portion from the cut.

  The assembled sheet toy according to the present invention is loosely fitted to the main body so that the swing piece does not come off in any posture. Therefore, even if the assembling-type sheet toy is swung by the lower surface of the main body in order to enjoy the movement of the rocking piece, the main body and the rocking piece are not separated. Furthermore, even if the assembled sheet toy is lifted and swung, the swing piece does not come off the main body.

  Moreover, since the main body is assembled by folding the sheet member and inserting the engagement tab into the slit, the assembly-type sheet toy does not require an adhesive. Therefore, anyone can easily assemble or disassemble the assembled sheet toy. In addition, since each member is made of a sheet member, it can be thinly assembled when disassembled, and is easily provided as an appendix of a magazine or a recording media medium.

  Furthermore, by adopting paper as the sheet member, it is possible to easily apply a design or the like by printing on the portion that becomes the outer surface in the assembled state of the toy made from sheet. In addition, even with plain paper, users can enjoy coloring it in their favorite color.

The perspective view which shows the assembly type sheet toy of the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the assembled sheet toy shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the head of the assembly type sheet toy shown in FIG. 1. The perspective view of the upper part of a main body of the state which abbreviate | omitted the right wall of the toy made from an assembly type sheet | seat shown in FIG. 1 shows changes when the assembled seat toy shown in FIG. 1 is swung, (a) is in a neutral state, (b) is swung to the left when viewed from the front, and (c) is right when viewed from the front. The figure which shows the state which shook to each. The side view which partially cuts and shows the assembly type sheet toy of the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. The perspective view which shows the assembly type sheet toy of the 3rd Embodiment of this invention.

  The assembly type sheet toy 1 according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In this specification, the assembly type sheet toy 1 is a doll, and the doll's belly side is front, the doll's back side is rear, the doll's right hand side is right, the doll's left hand side is left, and the doll's head. Set the side up and the doll's foot side down. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the toy sheet-made toy 1 includes a main body 11, an arm part 12, a head part 13, and a face part 14. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the arm portion 12, the head portion 13, and the face portion 14 are swing pieces that are loosely fitted to the main body 11 so that the main body 11 does not fall off in any posture. As shown in FIG. 2, the main body 11 is assembled by bending a series of sheet members that have been die-cut, and forms a solid body as shown in FIG. 1. Similarly, the arm part 12, the head part 13, and the face part 14 are cut out from the sheet member.

  The bottom 111 of the main body 11 is formed in a circular arc. As shown in FIG. 5, when the main body 11 is swung by this arc, the swinging arm 12, head 13, and face 14 are swung. In addition, loveliness as a doll increases.

  In addition, if the sheet member is made of slightly thick paper suitable for the work, the design and color can be printed on the surface. It is good because you can draw. The thickness of the sheet member is appropriately selected according to the size of the assembly type sheet toy 1.

  The assembly type sheet toy 1 will be further described in detail. The main body 11 includes a front wall 11A, a left wall 11B, a right wall 11C, two rear walls 11D and 11E, and two support pieces 11F and 11G. The bottom portion 111 of the main body 11 is formed in an arc centered at a position higher than the center of gravity of the assembling-type sheet toy 1. In the present embodiment, the bottom 111 is constituted by the lower edge of the front wall 11a and the lower edges of the rear walls 11D and 11E formed in an arc, and as a result, the main body 11 swings in the left-right direction. As shown in FIG. 4, the two rear walls 11D and 11E are provided so as to overlap each other.

  The first rear wall 11D disposed inside the main body 11 has an engagement tab 11H that is bent so as to protrude toward the rear side. The engagement tab 11H is inserted into a slit 11I provided on the second rear wall 11E disposed outside the main body 11. The slit 11I is formed so that its length or gap width is smaller than the width or thickness of the engaging tab 11H to be inserted, so that it does not easily come off. Thereby, the main body 11 can be assembled in a square cylinder shape and can maintain a self-supporting three-dimensional shape.

  The first support piece 11F located on the lower side of the two support pieces 11F and 11G cuts a part of the inner first rear wall 11D and folds it forward as shown in FIG. The first rear wall 11D is formed in a continuous manner. As shown in FIG. 4, the first support piece 11 </ b> F extends forward across the front wall 11 </ b> A by being passed through a slot 11 </ b> J opened in the front wall 11 </ b> A. The first support piece 11F has a set of notches 11K cut from left and right edges at a portion between the front wall 11A and the first rear wall 11D.

  2 and 4, the second support piece 11G located on the upper side of the two support pieces 11F and 11G is formed continuously from the upper edge of the rear wall 11E disposed on the outside. ing. The second support piece 11G is bent to the front side, and an intermediate portion is fitted into a fitting portion 11L provided on the upper edge of the front wall 11A. The method of fixing the second support piece 11G to the front wall 11A may be an engagement tab 11H and a slit 11I for fixing the rear walls 11D and 11E, or the first located on the lower side. Similarly to the support piece 11F, it may be passed through a slot opened in the front wall 11A.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the upper second support piece 11G has a shape just in contact with the inner surface of the main body 11 surrounded by the front wall 11A, the left wall 11B, the right wall 11C, and the rear walls 11D and 11E. It also serves as a reinforcing material that prevents the main body 11 from being flattened into a diamond shape. The second support piece 11G arranged on the upper side of the first support piece 11F extends forward beyond the fitting portion 11L of the front wall 11A so as to cross the front wall 11A, and projects beyond the front wall 11A. In this range, there are two sets of notches 11M and 11N cut from the left and right edges.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the arm portion 12, the head portion 13, and the face portion 14 are flat portions obtained by simply cutting out the sheet member. In order to model the details of the doll, it may be bent or a separate modeling member may be attached, but it is desirable that the swinging piece is kept within a range that can be balanced in the thickness direction of the sheet member.

  As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the arm portion 12 is a swinging piece made by simulating the left and right arms of the assembly-type sheet toy 1, and includes a left arm 12 </ b> A extending from the center portion and It has a right arm 12B. A sufficiently large window 12C that is loosely fitted into the notch 11K of the first support piece 11F is opened at the center. The window 12C is provided at a position higher than the center of gravity of the arm portion 12, and protrudes downward toward the upper surface of the first support piece 11F and toward the lower surface of the first support piece 11F. An upward convex lower arc edge 12E is provided.

  Further, the opening width of the window 12C in the lateral width direction is narrower than the width of the first support piece 11F. Therefore, when the arm portion 12 is loosely fitted into the notch 11K of the first support piece 11F as shown in FIG. 4, the first support piece 11F is passed through the window 12C until the notch 11K is provided. A portion of the first support piece 11F is bent so that the Then, after the arm portion 12 is loosely fitted to the first support piece 11F, the bent portion is returned to the original position as shown in FIG. As a result, the arm 12 is loosely fitted so that the main body 11 does not fall off in any posture. The arm portion 12 loosely fitted in the notch 11K of the first support piece 11F is in a state of being supported by the upper arc edge 12D with respect to the upper surface of the first support piece 11F.

  In particular, the toy sheet-made toy 1 according to the first embodiment supports the arm portion 12 that is a swing piece in the main body 11, and the insertion portions 11X and 11Y that are opened in the left wall 11B and the right wall 11C, respectively. The left arm 12A and the right arm 12B are extended to both sides. As shown in FIG. 4, the support piece 11F has a notch 11K in a portion between the front wall 11A and the rear wall 11D. The arm portion 12 is loosely fitted in the notch 11K. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 12, the arm 12 is attached to the support piece 11F before passing the support piece 11F through the slot 11J formed in the front wall 11A during the assembly of the main body 11, and the left arm 12A is further moved to the left. The right arm 12B is passed through the insertion portion 11Y provided in the right wall 11C through the insertion portion 11X provided in the wall 11B. The insertion portions 11X and 11Y are opened to a sufficient size so as not to interfere with the arm portion 12 when the arm portion 12 swings back and forth and left and right.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the head 13 is an oscillating piece simulating the outline of the head of the toy sheet-made toy 1 and is disposed in front of the arm 12. As a result, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, the loosely fitting portion between the arm portion 12 and the first support piece 11 </ b> F is covered by the head portion 13. The head 13 has a sufficiently large window 13 </ b> A that is loosely fitted in the notch 11 </ b> M at the rear of the second support piece 11 </ b> G.

  The window 13A has an upper arc edge 13B that protrudes downward toward the upper surface of the second support piece 11G, and a lower arc edge 13C that protrudes upward toward the lower surface of the second support piece 11G. ing. And the opening width of the window 13A of the head 13 in the left-right lateral width direction is narrower than the width of the second support piece 11G as shown in FIG. Therefore, when the head 13 is loosely fitted to the notch 11M of the second support piece 11G, the second support is provided so that the window 13A of the head 13 can be passed to the place where the rear notch 11M is provided. A part of the piece 11G is bent.

  After the head 13 is loosely fitted in the notch 11M on the rear side of the second support piece 11G, the bent portion is returned to its original position. As a result, the head 13 is loosely fitted to the main body 11 so that it does not fall off in any posture. And this head 13 will be in the state supported by the upper side arc edge 13B of the window with respect to the upper surface of the 2nd support piece 11G.

  The assembly type sheet toy 1 of this embodiment further has two weight pieces 13D and 13E on the head 13 as shown in FIGS. The weight pieces 13D and 13E position the center of gravity of the head 13 which is a swinging piece in a range below the support piece 11G on which the head 13 is loosely fitted. That is, the weight pieces 13D and 13E are provided as many as necessary to lower the position of the center of gravity, and are not limited to two. Therefore, the number of weight pieces may be one, or three or more.

  These weight pieces 13D and 13E are continuously connected from the lower edge of the head 13 as shown in FIGS. And these weight pieces 13D and 13E are folded and fixed so that it may wind in the range which cannot be seen from the front, as shown in FIG.1 and FIG.4. At this time, the outermost weight piece 13D includes a latching tab 13F. As shown in FIG. 3, the latching tab 13 </ b> F is inserted into a latching slot 13 </ b> G provided in a range hidden by the face portion 14. A latching tab 13F may be provided somewhere on the head 13 to hold the weight pieces 13D and 13E.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the back surface of the head 13 is in contact with the front end of the first support piece 11F. Therefore, the head 13 swings left and right along the in-plane direction, but the movement is limited so as not to swing back and forth in the out-of-plane direction. In this case, as shown in FIG. 4, the end of the support piece 11F protruding from the front wall 11A of the main body 11 is formed in an arc. By being formed in this way, the head 13 can easily swing around the upper arc edge 13B as a fulcrum even when the head 13 is in contact with the end of the support piece 11F.

  The assembly-type sheet toy 1 configured as described above includes the weight pieces 13D and 13E on the head 13, so that the shape of the head 13 which is a swinging piece is apparently unbalanced in the upper half. Even in such a case, since the center of gravity is located below the contact point between the support piece 11G serving as the oscillating fulcrum and the upper arc edge 13B, there is no inconvenience such as being left inclined to one side. The head 13 is stabilized. The arm 12 is supported in the main body 11. As a result, the position of the overall center of gravity of the assembly-type sheet toy 1 approaches the center of the main body 11. Furthermore, since the arm part 12 is supported in the main body, the head 13 and the face part 14 can be brought close to the main body. As a result, the assembly-type sheet toy 1 is improved in stability when it is swung.

  The face portion 14 is a swinging piece on which a facial expression of a doll is drawn, and is arranged in front of the head 13 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, and is a notch on the front side of the second support piece 11G. A sufficiently large window 14A that is loosely fitted to 11N is opened. The window 14 </ b> A is provided at a position higher than the center of gravity of the face portion 14. As shown in FIG. 1, the opening area of the window 14 </ b> A is provided so as to be slightly larger than the cross-sectional area of the second support piece 11 </ b> G in the portion where the front notch 11 </ b> N is provided. Therefore, the length in the horizontal width direction of the window 14A is much shorter than the width in the horizontal width direction of the second support piece 11G.

  When the face portion 14 is loosely fitted to the second support piece 11G, a part of the second support piece 11G is bent so that the window 14A of the face portion 14 can be passed to the position where the front notch 11N is provided. . After the face portion 14 is loosely fitted into the front notch 11N, a part of the bent second support piece 11G only needs to be engaged to such an extent that the face portion 14 cannot be disengaged in any posture. Therefore, it may be bent as shown in FIGS. 1 and 4 as a part of the expression of the face portion 14 without returning to the original state.

  When the toy sheet-made toy 1 configured as described above is placed on a flat place, a portion between the front wall 11A and the rear wall 11D in the first support piece 11F protruding forward from the front wall 11A. The body 11 is slightly rearward so that the body 11 does not fall forward due to the weight of the arm 12 loosely fitted in the notch 11K, the head 13 and face 14 loosely fitted in the second support piece 11G. The height of the bottom 111 is adjusted so as to tilt.

  As shown in FIG. 5, when the main body 11 is swung along the arc shape of the bottom portion 111, the assembling-type sheet toy 1 has an arm portion 12, a head portion 13, and a face portion 14. Showing different movements. The arm portion 12 can swing back and forth about the upper arc edge 12D as a fulcrum, and can swing left and right while the upper arc edge 12D is in rolling contact with the upper surface of the first support piece 11F. That is, the arm part 12 swings back and forth and right and left.

  The head 13 includes a window 13 </ b> A having the same shape as the window 12 </ b> C of the arm 12. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 5, the head 13 swings left and right while rolling the upper arc edge 13B to the upper surface of the second support piece 11G in the same manner as the arm 12 swings left and right. To do. Since the back surface is in contact with the tip of the second support piece 11G, the head 13 is restrained from swinging in the front-rear direction like the arm portion 12. However, when the assembling-type sheet toy 1 is picked up and shaken, the head 13 swings in a direction in which the back surface is separated from the second support piece 11G.

  The shape of the window 14A of the face portion 14 is different from the windows of the arm portion 12 and the head portion 13, and is slightly larger than the cross-sectional shape passing through the notch 11N of the second support piece 11G as shown in FIGS. Degree. Therefore, when the main body 11 swings left and right, it swings only back and forth without swinging left and right like the arm 12 and the head 13.

  The assembly-type sheet toy 1 has different movements of the arm portion 12, the head portion 13, and the face portion 14 as described above. Therefore, when the assembly-type sheet toy 1 swings left and right as shown in FIG. The expression as 1 doll becomes rich.

  For example, in FIG. 5A, the interval between the contour lines of the head 13 and the face portion 14 is substantially the same on the left and right, whereas in FIG. Since the interval is narrow on the right side (left side for the doll) when viewed from the front, the illusion that the doll is facing slightly to the left occurs. Further, in FIG. 5C, the interval between the contour lines of the head 13 and the face portion 14 is narrow on the left side (right side for the doll) when viewed from the front, so that the doll seems to face slightly to the right. Looks like. Also, as the head 13 swings, the length of the left arm 12A and the right arm 12B of the arm 12 behind it changes, so that the facial expression of the doll feels as if it changes. In addition, the movement of the doll feels more than the actual movement.

  Then, the doll made of this assembled seat toy 1 does not disengage the arm 12, the head 13, and the face 14 that are swinging pieces from the main body 11 regardless of the posture of the main body 11. So you can pick it up and enjoy the movement of each part. That is, when a small child plays with a hand, the doll made of the assembled sheet toy 1 is good for education because the arm 12 and the head 13 do not easily come off.

  Note that the assembly-type sheet toy 1 of the present embodiment is configured such that the lower edge of the front wall 11A and the rear walls 11D and 11E of the main body 11 is formed in an arc to form the bottom 111, so that the front wall 11A side Swings left and right as seen. If the bottom portion 111 is formed by forming the lower edges of the left wall 11B and the right wall 11C in an arc instead of the front wall 11A and the rear walls 11D and 11E, the assembling-type sheet toy 1 swings back and forth. It is possible to provide a sheet toy not only having different swinging directions but also different swinging movements.

  The assembly type sheet toy 1 of the second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 6 shows the assembled seat toy 1 as viewed from the left wall 11B side, and shows a cross-section with a part cut away so that the engaging portions and connections of each component can be seen. Configurations having the same functions as those of the assembly-type sheet toy 1 of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals in the drawings as those of the assembly-type sheet toy 1 of the first embodiment, and description thereof is omitted. In the toy sheet-made toy 1 shown in FIG. 6, a notch 11 </ b> K cut out from the left-right width direction is attached to a support piece 11 </ b> F that protrudes forward from the front wall 11 </ b> A as well as an arm portion 12 that is a swing piece.

  That is, all of the arm portion 12, the head portion 13, and the face portion 14 that are swinging pieces are supported in front of the front wall 11 </ b> A of the main body 11. Therefore, the arm portion 12, the head portion 13, and the face portion 14 are all assembled after the first support piece 11F and the second support piece 11G are assembled as a part of the main body 11, and then the first support piece 11F and the first support piece 11F. Since it is attached to the support piece 2, assembly can be performed easily.

  The assembly type sheet toy 1 according to the third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. Configurations having the same functions as those of the assembly-type sheet toy 1 of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals in the drawings as those of the assembly-type sheet toy 1 of the first embodiment, and description thereof is omitted. This assembly type sheet toy 1 is made by imitating a dinosaur skeleton model. The assembly type sheet toy 1 includes a main body 11 and a swing piece.

  The main body 11 is configured by combining a plurality of folded sheet members. The main body 11 has at least a bottom portion 112 installed on a flat surface and is self-supporting. The main body 11 includes a head portion 11R, a spine portion 11S, a leg portion 11T, a tail portion 11U, and a pedestal 11V. The spine 11S and the legs 11T are made of a continuous sheet member. A plurality of ribs 15 are attached to the spine 11S by inserting slits provided to each other.

  The head portion 11R is fixed to the spine portion 11S by inserting a mounting tab 11S1 provided on the spine portion 11S into a slit 11R2 provided on the rear wall 11R1. The tail part 11U is attached as an extension of the spine part 11S by inserting a mounting tab 11U1 provided on the tail part 11U into a slit 11S2 provided in a connection part between the leg part 11T and the spine part 11S, a part corresponding to a so-called waist. Yes.

  Depending on the size of the sheet member from which each part is cut out, the spine portion 11S, the leg portion 11T, and the tail portion 11U may be made from a single sheet. The leg 11T is connected to the pedestal 11V by attachment tabs 11T1 and 11V1.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the head portion 11R has a connecting portion 11R3 on the rear wall 11R1. The connecting portion 11R2 is formed in an annular shape having an insertion 11R4 at least above the horizontal position.

  In the third embodiment, as shown in FIG. 7, the swing pieces are the arm portion 12 and the jaw portion 16. The arm portion 12 is loosely fitted as a right arm and a left arm on a locking projection 151 provided on the rib 15 attached to the spine portion 11S. In FIG. 7, the right arm is hidden by the jaw 16 and is not visible. Each of the arm portions 12 includes an upper arm portion 121 and a forearm portion 122, which are also loosely fitted to each other.

  Moreover, the jaw part 16 has the hole 161 inserted into the connection part 11R3 provided in the head part 11R from the notch | incision 11R4 one each on either side. In FIG. 7, the left-side hole 161 of the jaw 16 is not visible because it is hidden by the head 11R.

  When the assembly-type sheet toy 1 configured as described above is touched by hand or blown in the wind, the jaw 16 and the arm 12 swings swayingly. In particular, the jaw portion 16 is in contact with only the thickness of the sheet member so that the connecting portion 11R3 and the hole 161 intersect with each other, and thus moves smoothly like a balance doll. In the assembled sheet toy 1, all parts are connected and fixed to each other by a structure that does not use an adhesive such as a mounting tab and a slit, and the arm portion 12 and the jaw portion 16 that are swing pieces are also the main body 11. On the other hand, the main body 11 is loosely fitted into the connecting portion 11R3 so that it does not fall off in any posture.

  Therefore, you can not only keep it on a flat surface but also play with it. At this time, even if the assembling-type sheet toy 1 is lifted and swung, each component does not come apart, so it is good for education. A plurality of notches are provided for attaching the ribs 15 to the spine portion 11S. Accordingly, since the spine portion 11S is easily twisted, it is possible to enjoy various movements such as shaking the head portion 11R together with the jaw portion 16 to the left and right.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Assembled sheet toy, 11 ... Main body, 111 ... Bottom, 11A ... Front wall, 11B ... Left wall, 11C ... Right wall, 11D, 11E ... Rear wall, 11F, 11G ... Supporting piece, 11H ... Engagement tab , 11I ... slit, 11X, 11Y ... insertion part, 12 ... arm part (swing piece), 12D ... upper arc edge, 13 ... head (swing piece), 13D, 13E ... weight piece, 14 ... face part ( Oscillating piece), 16 ... jaw (oscillating piece).

Claims (10)

A body that is formed into a solid body that bends itself by folding a sheet member, and a bottom part is formed in an arc;
An assembly-type sheet toy comprising: a swing piece made of a sheet member loosely fitted to the main body so that the main body does not fall off in any posture. The main body includes a front wall, a left wall, a right wall, a rear wall, and a support piece formed in a row from the rear wall and extending forward across the front wall;
The swing piece is loosely fitted in a notch provided in the support piece at a portion protruding forward from the front wall, and has an arc edge protruding downward toward the upper surface of the support piece. The assembled sheet toy according to claim 1, wherein the toy is supported by the support piece at an edge.   The assembled seat toy according to claim 2, wherein a bottom portion of the main body is constituted by a lower edge of the front wall and a lower edge of the rear wall formed in an arc. The main body includes an engagement tab and a slit into which the engagement tab is inserted,
The assembly type seat toy according to claim 1, wherein the engagement tab is assembled to maintain the three-dimensional shape by being inserted into the slit. In the case of a doll whose body is the body,
The swing piece is assembled to the support piece as at least one of an arm part imitating left and right arms, a head imitating the outline of the head, and a face part on which facial expressions are drawn. The assembly type seat toy according to claim 2 characterized by things. The main body includes a front wall, a left wall, a right wall, a rear wall, and a support piece that is formed in a row from the rear wall and extends forward across the front wall;
The swing piece is loosely fitted in a notch provided in the support piece in a portion between the front wall and the rear wall, and extends left and right through an insertion portion opened in the left wall and the right wall. 6. The apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising an arc edge that protrudes downward toward the upper surface of the support piece, and is supported by the support piece by the arc edge. Assembled sheet toy. The swing piece has a series of weight pieces that position the center of gravity in a range below the support piece to which the swing piece is loosely fitted,
The assembly type seat toy according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the weight piece is folded and fixed in a range invisible from the front of the swing piece. A body that is configured by bending a sheet member and has a bottom portion that is installed on at least a flat surface;
An assembly type seat toy comprising: a swinging piece made of a sheet member and loosely fitted in a connecting portion provided in the main body so as not to fall off in any posture of the main body.   9. The assembly type seat toy according to claim 1, wherein the main body is configured by combining a plurality of sheet members only with a tab, a notch, a slot, and an insertion. The connecting portion is formed in an annular shape having a cut at least above the horizontal position,
9. The assembly type seat toy according to claim 8, wherein the swing piece has a hole inserted into the connecting portion from the cut.

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