JP3171768U - Storage case for confectionery, etc. - Google Patents

Abstract

A three-dimensional automobile model that can be manufactured inexpensively as a confectionery container and that can be enjoyed as a toy even after the confectionery is consumed. A storage case simulating an automobile truck is made up of three independent boxes of a carriage unit 3, a driver seat unit 2 and a cargo compartment unit 1 formed by folding a sheet-like body made of paper or synthetic resin. It consists of. Each box is configured with a printable flat surface or curved surface, and the box of the cargo compartment is provided with a wing-shaped lid that can be opened and closed at least on one side from the crease on the upper surface, and when the lid is closed The lower edge part of the lid was configured to be located inside the standing piece that stood up from the side surface of the cart part. Confectionery and the like are accommodated in a box constituting the luggage compartment. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage case simulating a truck of an automobile that has a cargo compartment and can store sweets such as chocolate and toys such as stuffed animals.

  I would like to provide a packaging container that can be assembled from the unfolded parts of the truck so that items such as confectionery and toys can be stored in the cargo compartment, but the truck is roughly a cart, driver's seat, and cargo compartment. Therefore, it is very difficult to design a deployment part in which the carriage, the driver's seat, and the luggage compartment are connected to each other.

  In order to overcome such difficulties, for example, the container itself is a conventional cardboard box like the confectionery packaging container of Utility Model Registration No. 3041177. An apparatus has been proposed in which the outline of a developed part of an origami-assembled automobile is formed as a cut line inside the lid of the container so that it can be cut out with a scissors. The unfolded parts cut out at the cut line can be assembled into a three-dimensional automatic east model by performing valley fold and mountain folds as instructed. In this way, the added value of the confectionery is increased and the willingness to purchase is evoked.

Utility Model Registration No. 3041177

  However, instead of such detour means, it is easy to manufacture such a storage case that can store a confectionery in a three-dimensional car model as a confectionery container and that can be enjoyed as a car model even after consumption of the confectionery. It is great if you can do it, and it can be an effective incentive to sell. This should be applicable not only to confectionery but also to a wide range of items such as toys and cosmetics. This invention makes it a subject to solve the above problems.

  This problem is that a storage case simulating a truck of an automobile is composed of three independent boxes of a carriage unit, a driver's seat unit, and a cargo compartment unit that are formed by folding a sheet-like body made of paper or synthetic resin. Each box is configured with a printable flat surface or curved surface, and the box of the cargo compartment is provided with a wing-like lid that can be opened and closed at least on one side from a fold on the upper surface, and the lid is closed. This is sometimes achieved by providing a storage case for confectionery or the like that is configured so that the lower edge of the lid is positioned inside a standing piece that stands up from the side surface of the carriage. It should be noted that at least a part of the cargo compartment may be transparent. A wing-shaped lid or the like can be designed to express not only a flat surface but also a curved surface by curving.

  Since the trolley part, the driver's seat part, and the luggage compartment part are independent boxes, it is very easy to manufacture each box, and it is also easy to combine and bond them together. Therefore, the manufacturing cost is low. A box has the advantage that printing is easy and the finish is beautiful. The cart, driver's seat, and luggage compartment may be printed independently.

  Next, a photograph of a corresponding portion of an actual track can be printed on each box. As described above, since this device is easy to print, it is also easy to print a photograph. In the case of a photograph, the actual track of the actual track can be used, so the finish looks like a miniature of a real track.

  Next, the box of the luggage compartment may be provided with a bag for stuffing confectionery or the like. Confectionery or the like packed in the bag is in the luggage compartment, and can be seen from the outside by opening a wing-shaped lid from the fold on the upper surface. If the bag is transparent, it is possible to see through the confectionery packed in the bag.

  As mentioned above, by separating the cart, driver's seat and luggage compartment, each box has a simple shape and can be easily manufactured and finished beautifully. The effect is that it is easy to manufacture, inexpensive and beautiful. If at least a part or all of the cargo compartment is transparent, the stored articles can be seen from the outside, so that the stored articles can be confirmed, which is more convenient for increasing purchase motivation.

  FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a usage state of Example 1.   It is explanatory drawing showing the state which expanded the luggage compartment part of Example 1. FIG.   It is explanatory drawing showing the state which expanded the driver's seat part of Example 1. FIG.   It is explanatory drawing showing the state which expand | deployed the trolley | bogie part of Example 1. FIG.   It is explanatory drawing of the use condition of Example 2. FIG.   It is explanatory drawing of the luggage compartment part of Example 2. FIG.

  Two embodiments will be described below with reference to the drawings, but the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

  A confectionery storage case simulating the truck of Example 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 shows a case in which a box-like cargo compartment 1, a driver's seat 2, and a carriage 3 are bonded together to form a truck-like cardboard storage case. The cargo compartment portion 1 is arranged on the rear side. Each box has an illustration of the corresponding part of the track printed on its surface.

  FIG. 2 is a development view of the cargo compartment 1, except that it is folded at a mountain fold line represented by a mountain fold line 14, except for a valley fold indicated by a numeral 15. The rear walls 18 and 101 are folded and bonded to the marginal pieces 100 and 103, respectively, and the marginal pieces 19 and 102 are respectively adhered to the inner side of the end of the bottom portion 17 to form a box for the cargo compartment portion 1. ing. In this state, the top part 12 has a wing part 13 that is approximately half from the central valley fold line 15 so that the wings can be spread upward together with the cover part 10 (a part that forms a pair with the side wall 16). It is possible to open it. Further, the box of the cargo compartment 1 can be closed by closing the wing portion 13 and the lid portion 10 and inserting the insertion portion 11 of the lid portion 10 into the bottom portion 17. The luggage compartment 1 capable of opening and closing the lid 10 is used as a confectionery box. In other words, the driver seat 2 and the cart 3 other than this are a kind of decoration.

  FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the driver's seat 2, which is folded at all mountain fold lines, a roof 26 is provided on the hood 20 and the front window 21, and the doors 22, 24 and the door window 23 are respectively provided on the left and right. 25, and a rear wall 27 is provided behind. Each piece other than these is a marginal part.

  FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the cart unit 3. When the chassis 30 is folded at the mountain fold lines 34 on both sides, the left and right semicircular cutouts 34 provided along the mountain fold lines 34 are shown. (However, the mountain fold line 34 is not attached to this part), and the left and right tires 36 are formed on the side plates 31 and 31, and these are the rear legs. Further, a loading platform 37 is continuous with the side plate 31 on one side, and when this loading platform 37 is bonded to the other side plate 31 with a margin piece 33, a cylindrical body is formed. Further, the flaps 32 on both sides of the side plates 31 and 31 are folded inward, the lid portions 38 on both sides of the loading platform 37 and the subsequent flaps 39 are folded inward, and the flaps 39 are inserted into the cylindrical body. The box of the trolley part 3 can be closed. The driver's seat 2 and the cargo compartment 1 described above are bonded to the loading platform 37 to complete the shape of the truck, and these are supported by the eight tires 36 as legs. In order to reduce the weight of the carriage unit 3, three circular cutouts were provided in the chassis 30 that is difficult to see from the outside.

  By opening and closing the lid portion 10 of the cargo compartment portion 1 in this manner, the confectionery can be taken in and out of the cargo compartment portion 1, and a display that shows the confectionery stored in the cargo compartment portion 1 with the lid portion 10 opened. It becomes possible. Even if a window is opened in a part of the cargo compartment 1 and transparent cellophane paper is put on this window, the confectionery inside can be shown. The material of the box such as the cargo compartment 1 is not limited to cardboard, and for example, a transparent synthetic resin film can be used.

  A confectionery storage case simulating the truck of Example 2 and a confectionery using this storage case will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6. What is characteristic here is that photographs are taken and printed in the cargo compartment part 4, the driver's seat part 5, and the cart part 6 of each part of the actual truck having the cargo compartment part. As a result, it is possible to reproduce a realistic track in every detail, even though it is a confectionery case. In the first embodiment, the box of the luggage compartment 1 can be closed by inserting the insertion part 11 into the bottom 17 when the lid 10 of the luggage compartment 1 is closed. Although the design which can close the cover part of a luggage compartment part is arbitrary, this Example 2 is demonstrated as a characteristic structural example which can be opened and closed easily.

  By providing notch portions from the mountain fold line between the loading platform 61 of the cart unit 6 made of cardboard and the side plates 60 on both sides toward the loading platform 61 side (the notch portion is not shown, but this region has a mountain fold line) Are not provided), the rising piece 62 of the ground is raised from the side plates 60 on both sides when the carriage unit 6 is assembled. In FIG. 5, the rising piece 62 on one side appears.

  On the other hand, in the luggage compartment portion 4 placed on the cart portion 6, the wing portion 43 is connected to the mountain fold line 45 from the valley fold line 45 provided at the center of the top portion 42 following the side wall 46 as in the first embodiment. It is comprised so that it can open | release so that a wing | blade may be expanded upwards with the cover part 40 which continues by 44. FIG. Here, the characteristic point of the second embodiment is that the top portion 42 is provided with two parallel valley fold lines 45 so that the wing portions 43 halves from side to side extend both wings. (One side is not shown). On both sides of the bottom portion 47 of the cart portion 6 configured in this manner, the rising piece 400 is raised at this portion by the two notch portions 48 and the mountain fold line 49 provided therebetween. (FIG. 6).

  The rising piece 62 and the rising piece 400 are provided in parallel so as to form a gap in one piece of cardboard. The overlapping state is shown in FIG. It is represented as a piece 400. Therefore, by inserting the lower edge portions 41 of the lid portions 40 on both sides of the cargo compartment portion 4 between the raised pieces 62 and the raised pieces 400, the box of the cargo compartment portion 4 can be easily closed. I can do it.

  In addition, what was represented by the chain line in the luggage compartment 4 is a transparent confectionery bag made of synthetic resin in which a confectionery is packed and the mouth is closed. The display which shows the confectionery stored in the luggage compartment part 4 is possible by opening the wing part 43 and the cover part 40 on either one side or both sides as described above.

  The luggage compartment can hold not only sweets such as chocolate and toys such as stuffed animals, but also other items such as cosmetics and hand towels.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Loading part 10 Cover part 11 Insertion part 12 Top part 13 Wing part 14 Mountain fold line 15 Valley fold line 16 Side wall 17 Bottom part 18 Rear wall 19 Margin piece 100 Margin piece 101 Rear wall 102 Margin piece 103 Margin piece 2 Driver's seat part 20 Bonnet 21 Front window 22 Door 23 Door window 24 Door 25 Door window 26 Roof 27 Rear wall 3 Bogie part 30 Chassis 31 Side plate 32 Flap 33 Margin piece 34 Mountain fold line 35 Notch part 36 Tire 37 Carriage 38 Cover part 39 Flap 4 Loading Chamber part 40 Lid part 41 Lower edge part 42 Top part 43 Wing part 44 Mountain fold line 45 Valley fold line 46 Side wall 47 Bottom part 48 Notch part 49 Mountain fold line 400 Standing piece 5 Driver's seat part 6 Carriage part 60 Side plate 61 Loading platform 62 Launch piece 7 Candy bag

Claims (3)

  A storage case simulating an automobile truck is made up of three independent boxes, a cart, a driver's seat, and a luggage compartment, each of which is a folded sheet-like body made of paper or synthetic resin. The body is configured by a printable flat surface or curved surface, and the box body of the cargo compartment portion is provided with a wing-shaped lid that can be opened and closed at least on one side from the crease on the upper surface, and when the lid is closed, A storage case for confectionery or the like, configured such that an edge portion is positioned inside a standing piece that stands up from a side surface of the carriage unit.   The container case for confectionery or the like according to claim 1, wherein each box is printed with a photograph of a corresponding portion of an actual truck.   The container case for confectionery or the like according to claim 1, wherein the box of the cargo compartment portion includes a bag for stuffing confectionery or the like.

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