JP5771722B1 - model - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to maintain durability of a joint of a model and to reduce the size. A model 101 includes an upper arm portion 110 and a lower arm portion 111, and an elbow joint portion 124 that rotatably connects the lower arm portion 111 to the upper arm portion 110, and one end of the elbow joint portion 124 is free. The lower arm portion 111 includes a lower arm inner member 135 provided with a holding portion 150 that rotatably holds the outer periphery of the rotation shaft portion 132, and a lower arm inner member 135. A lower arm outer member 136 into which the arm inner member 135 is inserted. The lower arm outer member 136 is held by the holding portion 150 of the lower arm inner member 135 inserted into the lower arm outer member 136. A pair of barrier portions 160 sandwiching the rotation shaft portion 132 in the axial direction of the rotation shaft portion 132 is provided. [Selection] Figure 5

Description

  The present invention relates to a model.

  A model including a first portion and a second portion, and a joint portion that rotatably connects the second portion to the first portion is known (for example, see Patent Document 1).

  In the doll model described in Patent Document 1 shown in FIG. 7, for example, in the case of a knee joint, the lower leg portion 16 is rotatable with respect to the upper leg portion 15 via the knee joint member 5. 15 is connected.

  The upper leg portion 15 is divided into two parts, and a pin (not shown) provided on the inner surface of one divided body and a boss 25b provided on the inner surface of the other divided body are fitted and assembled. The lower leg portion 16 is also divided into two like the upper leg portion 15, and a pin (not shown) provided on the inner surface of one divided body and a boss 26a provided on the inner surface of the other divided body are fitted. Assembled. The knee joint member 5 is provided with a hole 51a through which the boss 25b is inserted and a hole 52a through which the boss 26a is inserted.

  The boss 25b is inserted into the hole 51a of the knee joint member 5, the boss 26a is inserted into the hole 52a of the knee joint member 5, and the upper leg 15 and the lower leg 16 are assembled. 15 is connected to the upper leg 15 via the knee joint member 5 so as to be rotatable with respect to the arm 15. Both ends of the boss 26a serving as a pivot shaft of the lower leg portion 16 are supported by two divided bodies constituting the lower leg portion 16, and the knee joint member 5 is sandwiched between the two divided bodies and is prevented from coming off from the boss 26a. The

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-47505

  In the model described in Patent Document 1, the knee joint member 5 is sandwiched between two divided bodies constituting the lower leg portion 16 and is prevented from coming off from the boss 26a. Strength is required for joining. The two divided bodies constituting the lower leg portion 16 are joined by fitting the bosses 26a provided in one divided body and the pins provided in the other divided body, thereby increasing the bonding strength of the two divided bodies. Then, the boss 26a and the pin need to have a corresponding size. Therefore, it is difficult to reduce the size of the joint.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to maintain durability of a joint of a model and to reduce the size.

The model according to the present invention includes a first portion and a second portion, and a joint portion that rotatably connects the second portion to the first portion, and the joint portion has a free end at one end. The second portion includes an inner member provided with a holding portion that rotatably holds an outer periphery of the rotating shaft portion, and an outer member into which the inner member is inserted. And the outer member includes a pair of barrier portions that sandwich the rotating shaft portion in the axial direction of the rotating shaft portion that is held by the holding portion of the inner member that is inserted into the outer member. have a, the second portion further comprises an exterior member covering the outside of said outer member, said inner member and said outer member engage each other through said outer member.

  Further, in the model according to the present invention, the inner member is provided with an engaging convex portion, and the outer member is provided with a notch portion that exposes the engaging convex portion. The inner member has a side surface that faces the engaging convex portion in the direction of removal from the outer member, and the exterior member is interposed between the engaging convex portion and the side surface of the notch portion. You may have a latching piece.

  In the model according to the present invention, the inner member and the outer member are provided with holes that communicate with the inner member inserted into the outer member, and the outer member is the inner member. And you may have an engaging convex part inserted in the said hole of each said outer member.

  According to the present invention, the durability of the joint of the model can be maintained and the size can be reduced.

It is a front view which shows the external appearance of an example of a model for describing embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of the arm part of the model of FIG. It is an exploded view which shows the structure of the arm part of the model of FIG. It is a rear view which shows the structure of the arm part of the model of FIG. It is a side view which shows the structure of the arm part of the model of FIG. It is a rear view which shows the structure of the modification of the arm part of the model of FIG. It is a figure which shows the structure of the conventional model.

  FIG. 1 shows an appearance of an example of a model for explaining an embodiment of the present invention.

  A model 101 shown in FIG. 1 presents a doll as a whole, and includes a head 102, a torso 103, a waist 104, a pair of left and right arms 105, and a pair of left and right legs 106. The head portion 102 is connected to the trunk portion 103 via the neck joint portion 120, and the trunk portion 103 is connected to the waist portion 104 via the abdominal joint portion 121. The arm part 105 is connected to the trunk part 103 via the shoulder joint part 122, and the leg part 106 is connected to the waist part 104 via the hip joint part 123.

  The arm part 105 includes an upper arm part 110, a lower arm part 111, and a hand part 112. The upper arm part 110 is connected to the shoulder joint part 122. The lower arm portion 111 is connected to the upper arm portion 110 via the elbow joint portion 124. The hand portion 112 is connected to the lower arm portion 111. The lower arm portion 111 connected to the upper arm portion 110 via the elbow joint portion 124 has one degree of freedom of rotation and is configured to bend and extend with respect to the upper arm portion 110.

  The leg 106 has a thigh 113, a shin 114, and a foot 115. The thigh 113 is connected to the hip joint 123. The shin part 114 is connected to the thigh 113 through the knee joint part 125. The foot part 115 is connected to the shin part 114 via the ankle joint part 126. The shin part 114 connected to the thigh 113 via the knee joint part 125 has one degree of freedom of rotation and is configured to bend and stretch with respect to the thigh 113. The foot portion 115 connected to the shin portion 114 via the ankle joint portion 126 also has one degree of freedom of rotation and is configured to bend and stretch with respect to the shin portion 114.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail by taking the elbow joint of the arm portion 105 as an example.

  FIG. 2 shows the appearance of the arm portion 105. 3 to 5 show the configuration of the arm portion 105, respectively.

  As described above, the arm portion 105 includes the upper arm portion 110 (first portion), the lower arm portion 111 (second portion), the hand portion 112, and the elbow joint that rotatably connects the lower arm portion 111 to the upper arm portion 110. Part 124.

  The elbow joint 124 has a base 130 and pivot shafts 131 and 132. The pivot shaft portions 131 and 132 are provided to protrude from the base portion 130, and the distal ends of the pivot shaft portions 131 and 132 are free ends.

  The upper arm portion 110 includes an upper arm inner member 133 and an upper arm outer member 134. The upper arm inner member 133 includes a holding portion 140 and a shaft portion 141 provided to extend from the holding portion 140. The holding part 140 is formed in a substantially annular shape through which the rotation shaft part 131 of the elbow joint part 124 can be inserted, and the holding part 140 through which the rotation shaft part 131 is inserted extends around the outer periphery of the rotation shaft part 131. Hold it pivotably.

  The upper arm outer member 134 is provided with a receiving hole 142 into which the shaft portion 141 of the upper arm inner member 133 is inserted. An engaging portion 143 that locks the shaft portion 141 inserted into the receiving hole 142 is provided on the inner peripheral surface of the receiving hole 142. The outer peripheral surface of the shaft portion 141 is locked by the engaging portion 143. An engaged portion 144 is provided. In the illustrated example, the engaging portion 143 is formed as an annular convex portion, and the engaged portion 144 is formed as an annular concave portion into which the engaging portion 143 is fitted. When the engaged portion 144 is locked by the engaging portion 143, the shaft portion 141 is prevented from coming off from the accommodation hole 142.

  In this example, the rotation shaft portion 131 is rotatably held by the holding portion 140, and the elbow joint portion 124 is configured to be rotatable with respect to the upper arm portion 110, but the elbow joint portion 124 is configured. The rotation with respect to the upper arm part 110 is not essential, and the elbow joint part 124 may be formed integrally with the upper arm part 110.

  The lower arm portion 111 includes a lower arm inner member 135 and a lower arm outer member 136, and an exterior member 137 that covers the outer side of the lower arm outer member 136.

  The lower arm inner member 135 includes a holding portion 150 and a shaft portion 151 that extends from the holding portion 150. The holding part 150 is formed in a substantially annular shape through which the rotation shaft part 132 of the elbow joint part 124 can be inserted, and the holding part 150 through which the rotation shaft part 132 is inserted extends around the outer periphery of the rotation shaft part 132. Hold it pivotably.

  The lower arm outer member 136 is provided with a receiving hole 152 into which the shaft portion 151 of the lower arm inner member 135 is inserted. In order to prevent the shaft portion 151 from coming off from the accommodation hole 152, as in the shaft portion 141 and the accommodation hole 142 of the upper arm portion 110, engaging and engaged portions are provided in the shaft portion 151 and the accommodation hole 152. However, in the illustrated example, the shaft portion 151 is prevented from coming out of the accommodation hole 152 by passing through the lower arm outer member 136 and engaging with the exterior member 137.

  The shaft portion 151 is provided with an engaging convex portion 154 that engages with the exterior member 137. A cutout portion 155 reaching the accommodation hole 152 is provided on the outer peripheral surface of the lower arm outer member 136, and the engagement convex portion 154 is formed in the cutout portion 155 in a state where the shaft portion 151 is inserted into the accommodation hole 152. Exposed through. The cutout portion 155 is provided with a side surface 156 that faces the engagement convex portion 154 in the direction in which the shaft portion 151 is removed from the accommodation hole 152, and there is a gap between the engagement convex portion 154 and the side surface 156. It is left.

  The exterior member 137 has a pair of holding portions 157 and 158, holds the lower arm outer member 136 between the holding portions 157 and 158, and is attached to the lower arm outer member 136. One holding portion 157 is provided with a locking piece 159 that engages with the engaging convex portion 154 exposed at the notch portion 155.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the locking piece 159 is placed between the engaging convex portion 154 and the side surface 156 of the notch portion 155 as the exterior member 137 is attached to the lower arm outer member 136. It is inserted into the gap. With respect to the movement of the shaft portion 151 in the removal direction from the accommodation hole 152, the engaging convex portion 154 is locked by a locking piece 159 interposed between the engaging convex portion 154 and the side surface 156 of the notch portion 155. Thereby, the shaft portion 151 is prevented from being detached from the accommodation hole 152. At this time, since the locking piece 159 is sandwiched between the engagement convex portion 154 and the side surface 156 of the notch 155, the exterior member 137 is firmly fixed to the lower arm outer member 136. Accordingly, in the rotation operation of the lower arm portion 111, in addition to preventing the lower arm outer member 136 from dropping from the lower arm inner member 135, preventing the outer member 137 from dropping from the lower arm outer member 136. Can do.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the lower arm outer member 136 further includes a pair of barrier portions 160. The pair of barrier portions 160 has a rotation shaft portion 132 in the axial direction of the rotation shaft portion 132 of the elbow joint portion 124 held in the holding portion 150 in a state where the shaft portion 151 is inserted into the accommodation hole 152. And the base 130 is sandwiched. Thereby, the holding part 150 is prevented from being detached from the rotating shaft part 132.

  The lower arm outer member 136 is configured as a single member including the pair of barrier portions 160. Therefore, in order to maintain the distance between the pair of barrier portions 160 and to prevent the holding portion 150 from coming off, the lower arm outer member 136 is divided into two parts so as to include the barrier portions 160 and joined to each other. Thus, the strength of the lower arm outer member 136 is easily obtained. Thereby, it is possible to reduce the size while maintaining the durability of the elbow joint.

  As described above, the rotation shaft 131 of the elbow joint 124 is rotatably held by the holding portion 140 of the upper arm inner member 133 so that the elbow joint 124 can rotate with respect to the upper arm 110. In the illustrated example configured, the upper arm outer member 134 also has a pair of barrier portions 161, and a rotation shaft portion in the axial direction of the rotation shaft portion 131 held by the holding portion 140. When the 131 and the base portion 130 are sandwiched between the pair of barrier portions 161, the holding portion 140 is prevented from being detached from the rotating shaft portion 131.

  FIG. 6 shows a configuration of a modified example of the arm portion 105.

  In the example shown in FIG. 6, the lower arm outer member 136 is provided with a through hole 163 reaching the accommodation hole 152. Further, the shaft portion 151 of the lower arm inner member 135 is provided with a hole 164 that communicates with the through hole 163 in a state where the shaft portion 151 is inserted into the accommodation hole 152. The exterior member 137 is provided with an engaging projection 162 that is inserted through the through hole 163 and the hole 164. The engaging convex portion 162 is inserted into the hole 164 through the through hole 163, and the shaft portion 151 passes through the lower arm outer member 136 and engages with the exterior member 137, and is prevented from being removed from the accommodation hole 152.

  Also in the example shown in FIG. 6, the engagement convex portion 162 is sheared by the inner peripheral surface of the through-hole 163 and the inner peripheral surface of the hole 164 with respect to the movement of the shaft portion 151 in the removal direction from the accommodation hole 152. Therefore, the exterior member 137 is firmly fixed to the lower arm outer member 136, and the outer member 137 is prevented from falling off the lower arm outer member 136.

  Although the elbow joint of the doll model 101 has been described as an example, the above-described configuration can also be applied to a joint having one degree of freedom of rotation, such as a knee joint and an ankle joint.

101 model 102 head 103 torso 104 waist 105 arm 106 leg 110 upper arm 111 lower arm 112 hand 113 thigh 114 shin 115 foot 120 neck joint 121 abdominal joint 122 shoulder joint 123 hip joint Part 124 elbow joint part 125 knee joint part 126 ankle joint part 130 base part 131 rotation shaft part 132 rotation shaft part 133 upper arm inner member 134 upper arm outer member 135 lower arm inner member 136 lower arm outer member 137 exterior member 140 carrying part 141 Shaft part 142 Housing hole 143 Engaging part 144 Engaged part 150 Engagement part 151 Shaft part 152 Housing hole 154 Engaging convex part 155 Notch part 157 Holding part 158 Holding part 159 Locking piece 160 Barrier part 161 Barrier part 162 engagement convex part 163 through-hole 164 hole

Claims (3)

A first portion and a second portion; and a joint portion rotatably connecting the second portion to the first portion;
The joint portion has a rotating shaft portion with one end being a free end,
The second portion includes an inner member provided with a holding portion that rotatably holds the outer periphery of the rotation shaft portion, and an outer member into which the inner member is inserted,
The outer member may have a pair of barrier portions sandwiching the pivot shaft portion in the axial direction of the pivot shaft portion which is embraced in the embraced portion of the inner member inserted in the outer member,
The second portion further includes an exterior member that covers the outer side of the outer member,
The inner member and the outer member penetrate the outer member and engage with each other . The model according to claim 1 ,
The inner member is provided with an engaging protrusion, and the outer member is provided with a notch for exposing the engaging protrusion.
The cutout portion has a side surface that faces the engaging convex portion in a direction in which the inner member is removed from the outer member,
The said exterior member is a model which has the latching piece interposed between the said engagement convex part and the said side surface of the said notch part. The model according to claim 1 ,
The inner member and the outer member are provided with holes communicating with the inner member inserted into the outer member,
The said exterior member is a model which has the engagement convex part inserted in the said hole of each of the said inner member and the said outer member.