JP6405408B1 - Toy - Google Patents

Abstract

An operation toy that can make a player feel fun and fun based on the movement of a figure. An action toy includes a figurative object, a support section provided with the figurative object, and an operation section provided on the support section. It is configured to be able to change from the first position (upright position) to the second position (inclined position) by operating the unit 31. [Selection] Figure 5

Description

  The present invention relates to an action toy that causes an action of a figure.

  Patent Document 1 described below discloses a track toy configured to operate a railroad crossing member with a train toy traveling on a rail and lower a blocking arm by this operation. However, this orbital toy is mainly intended to show the player how the blocking bar of the circuit breaker (figures) descends beside the train when the train passes the railroad crossing.

JP 2000-271351 A

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a motion toy that can make a player feel more fun and fun based on the motion of a figurine.

An action toy according to the present invention includes a figure, a support part provided with the figure , and an operation part provided on the support part, and each end of the figure is provided on the support part. includes a first portion and a second portion that is, the operation unit, the provided so as to be operated by a running toy which passes between the first portion and the second portion, a portion of said shaped structure, the It is comprised so that it can change from the 1st position to the 2nd position which approaches the traveling toy by operation to the operation part with a traveling toy .

  According to the action toy according to the present invention, it is possible to make the player feel fun and fun based on the action of the figurative object.

1A is a front view of an operation toy to which the present invention is applied, FIG. 1B is a top view of the operation toy, FIG. 1C is a right side view of the operation toy, and FIG. It is a left view of the operation toy. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a usage example of the moving toy shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of an example of use of the moving toy shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of the basic operation of the figurative object in the usage example shown in FIGS. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of the basic operation of the figurative in the usage example shown in FIGS. 6 (A) to 6 (I) are explanatory diagrams of the operation mechanism and arm support mechanism of the operation toy shown in FIG. FIG. 7 is an explanatory view of the operation of the figurative by the operation mechanism shown in FIG. FIG. 8 is an explanatory view of the operation of the figurative by the operation mechanism shown in FIG. FIG. 9 is an explanatory view of the operation of the figurative by the operation mechanism shown in FIG. 10 (A) and 10 (B) are explanatory views of the operation of the arm by the arm support mechanism shown in FIG.

  Hereinafter, the operation | movement toy to which this invention is applied is demonstrated using FIGS. In this description, for the sake of convenience, the front side in FIG. 1A is referred to as the front, the back side is the rear, the left side is the left, the right side is the right, the upper side is the upper side, and the lower side is the lower side. Further, the + mark in the figure indicates the position of the rotation axis.

<< Appearance structure of moving toy: See Fig. 1 >>
The action toy includes a figurative object 10 having a first part and a second part, a support part 20 provided with the figure object 10, and an operation part 31 provided on the support part 20.

  The support portion 20 includes a bottom portion 21, first and second top portions 22 and 23 provided on both the left and right sides of the bottom portion 21, and a track provided between the first top portion 22 and the second top portion 23 of the bottom portion 21. Part 24. The track portion 24 is a portion where a traveling toy MT (see FIGS. 2 to 5) described later travels, and two grooves 24a for guiding the traveling direction of the traveling toy MT are formed on the upper surface thereof.

  The figurative 10 includes a trunk 11, a head 12 provided at the upper end of the trunk 11, and a first arm 13 provided on the left and right sides of the upper portion of the trunk 11 so as to be rotatable with respect to the trunk. And a second arm portion 14, and a first leg portion 15 and a second leg portion 16 provided on both the left and right sides of the lower portion of the trunk portion 11. This figurative object 10 preferably simulates an animal or the like in addition to characters appearing in animation, comics, novels, and the like. Incidentally, the first leg portion 15 and the second leg portion 16 correspond to the second portion of the figurative object 10, and the trunk portion 11 corresponds to the first portion of the figurative object 10, and the first leg portion 15 and the second leg portion. It can be rotated with respect to the portion 16.

  The lower end of the first leg portion 15 of the figure 10 is fixed to the upper end of the first top portion 22 of the support portion 20, and the lower end of the second leg portion 16 is the second top portion 23 of the support portion 20. It is provided in the state fixed to the upper end of the. Specifically, the figurine 10 is configured such that a later-described traveling toy MT (see FIGS. 2 to 5) traveling on the track portion 24 of the support portion 20 can pass between the first leg portion 15 and the second leg portion 16. Further, it is provided on the support portion 20.

  The operation unit 31 supports the support unit 20 so that a travel toy MT (see FIGS. 2 to 5), which travels on the track portion 24 of the support unit 20, is operated by the travel toy MT before passing the shape 10. It is provided so that rotation is possible. Specifically, the operation unit 31 is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape, and one side of the operation unit 31 is rotated to the support unit 20 so as to block the traveling toy MT traveling on the track unit 24 and to be pushed away by the traveling toy MT. It is provided as possible. In addition, the operation unit 31 is configured so that the first part (the body of the figure 10) of the figurative 10 is described later as described in << Basic operation of the figurine in the use example shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3: See FIG. 4 and FIG. When the part 11) changes from the first position (upright position) to the second position (inclined position), the first part (body 11) of the figure 10 that has changed to the second position (inclined position) It is provided in the support part 20 so that it may be located in the side.

<< Usage example of the moving toy shown in FIG. 1: See FIG. 2 and FIG.
The moving toy shown in FIG. 1 is a track toy for the traveling toy MT by removably connecting the track member TM to the front and rear ends of the track portion 24 of the support portion 20. Each track member TM, a groove which is continuous with the groove 24a of the track 24 when connected (not numbered) is that formed. The traveling toy MT is a model of a vehicle such as a train or a car, and is preferably loaded with a small figure simulating an animal or the like in addition to characters appearing in animation, comics, novels, and the like.

<< Basic operation of the figurine in the usage example shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3: See FIG. 4 and FIG.
In the moving toy shown in FIG. 1, the first portion of the figurative object 10, that is, the trunk portion 11 is changed from the first position (upright position) to the second position (inclined position) by operating the operation unit 31. Configured to get.

  Specifically, the traveling toy MT that travels from the front track member TM toward the track portion 24 of the support portion 20 presses the operation member 31, and the operation member 31 is moved about 90 degrees from the initial position to the rear side by this pressing. When it rotates, based on the displacement of the operation member 31, the body 11 of the figure 10 changes from the first position (upright position, see FIG. 3) to the second position (inclined position, see FIG. 5). It is configured as follows.

  The change of the trunk portion 11 of the figure 10 from the first position (upright position) to the second position (inclined position) is that the trunk portion 11 is pivoted with respect to the leg portions 15 and 16 (see FIG. 5 +). ), And is inclined by about 45 degrees toward the front side to approach the support portion 20. Further, as shown in FIG. 1, each arm 13 and 14 has a form protruding forward from the body 11 when the body 11 is in the first position (upright position). When the part 11 changes from the first position (upright position) to the second position (inclined position), the arm parts 13 and 14 operate so as to be closer to the support part 20 than the body part 11.

  That is, when the traveling toy MT traveling on the track portion 24 of the support unit 20 approaches the figurine 10 and the operation unit 31 is operated, the trunk 11 (the head 12 and the head 12 of the figurine 10 is operated based on this operation. Each arm 13 and 14) is also inclined so as to approach the traveling toy MT. For example, if a small figure placed on the traveling toy MT is modeled on a hero who appears in the animation, and the figure 10 is modeled on a villain appearing in the animation, the hero riding the traveling toy MT The state of being threatened by a villain can be expressed by the inclination, so that the player can feel fun and fun based on the movement of the figurative object 10.

  In order to further enhance the fun and fun based on the movement of the figurine 10, the body 11 of the figurine 10 is moved to the first position (upright position) every time the operation unit 31 is operated by the traveling toy MT. When the body 11 of the figure 10 does not change from the first position (upright position) to the second position (tilt position) even if the operation unit 31 is operated instead of changing from the first position to the second position (tilt position). Is preferably included. That is, if the body 11 of the figurine 10 changes from the first position (upright position) to the second position (inclined position) when the operation on the operation unit 31 is repeated a plurality of times, the figurative 10 The body part 11 of the player can be changed unexpectedly to enhance the fun and fun of the player.

<< Operation mechanism of the operation toy shown in FIG. 1: see FIG. 6 (A) to FIG. 6 (G))
Inside the figure 10 and the support part 20, the first part of the figure 10, that is, the body part 11 is moved from the first position (upright position) to the second position (inclined position) based on the displacement of the operation part 31. An operating mechanism (reference numeral omitted) is provided.

  The operation mechanism mainly includes the first gear 32, the second gear 33, the third gear 34, the fourth gear 35, the cam 36, the first link 37, the second link 38, and the third link. 39, a first shaft 40, and a second shaft 41.

  6A is a view of the first gear 32, the second gear 33, the third gear 34, the fourth gear 35, and the cam 36 as viewed from above. Since the first gear 32 and the operation unit 31 are connected to each other on the rotation axis, the first gear 32 can rotate in the same direction as the operation unit 31. The first gear 32 is urged so that it can be restored to the initial position by a first spring (pull spring) 32b provided between the protruding portion 32a and a protrusion 32c provided in the support portion 20. . That is, when the operation unit 31 is operated to rotate about 90 degrees rearward from the initial position, the first gear 32 rotates counterclockwise by the same angle against the urging force of the first spring 32b. When the operation on the operation unit 31 is released, the first gear 32 (also the operation unit 31) rotates clockwise by the urging force of the first spring 32b and returns to the initial position.

  The second gear 33 and the third gear 34 are integrated so that their rotational axes coincide. The rotation axes of the second gear 33 and the third gear 34 are parallel to the rotation axis of the first gear 32, and the second gear 33 meshes with the first gear 32. The diameter of the second gear 33 is larger than the diameters of the first gear 32 and the third gear 34, and the number of teeth of the second gear 33 is larger than the number of teeth of the first gear 32 and the third gear 34. That is, even if the first gear 32 rotates about 90 degrees in the counterclockwise direction together with the operation unit 31, the second gear 33 and the third gear 34 rotate only a fraction thereof in the clockwise direction.

  The fourth gear 35 and the cam 36 are integrated so that their rotational axes coincide. The rotation axes of the fourth gear 35 and the cam 36 are parallel to the rotation axes of the second gear 33 and the third gear 34, and the fourth gear 35 meshes with the third gear 34. The cam 36 is a rotating member in which, for example, three active protrusions 36a are provided at different intervals on the outer periphery of the circular member. Here, the number of active protrusions 36a is not limited to three, and a plurality of active protrusions 36a can be provided in accordance with product specifications.

  FIG. 6B is a view of the cam 36 and the first link 37 as seen from above, and FIG. 6C is a view of the first link 37 as seen from the left. The first link 37 is located on the upper side of the cam 36, and the passive protrusion 37 provided on the front side of the lower surface is located on the front side of the outer periphery of the cam 36. The first link 37 has a guide hole 37b, and a guide projection 37c provided in the support portion 20 is inserted into the guide hole 37b. Furthermore, a shaft hole 37 d into which a first shaft portion 38 a of the second link 38 described later is inserted is provided at the rear portion of the first link 37. Further, the first link 37 is urged rearward by a second spring (pull spring) 37 e provided between the rear end thereof and the projection 37 f provided in the support portion 20. That is, when the passive protrusion 37a is pushed forward by the active protrusion 36a of the cam 36, the first link 37 moves forward against the urging force of the second spring 37e. Further, when the passive protrusion 37a is released from the active protrusion 36a, the first link 37 moves backward by the urging force of the second spring 37e and returns.

  FIG. 6D is a view of the first link 37 and the second link 38 as viewed from the left. The second link 38 has a first shaft portion 38 a at one end and a second shaft portion 38 b at the other end, and the first shaft portion 38 a is inserted into the shaft hole 37 d of the first link 37. Yes. That is, the second link 38 rotates counterclockwise with the forward movement of the first link 37, and the second shaft portion 38b moves downward with this rotation. Further, the second link 38 rotates clockwise as the first link 37 moves rearward, and the second shaft portion 38b moves upward and returns along with this rotation.

  FIG. 6E is a view of the third link 39 and the first shaft 40 as viewed from the left. The third link 39 is located above the second link 38, and the second shaft portion 38b of the second link 38 is inserted into the shaft hole 39a provided at the lower end portion thereof. The third link 39 has a guide hole 39b, and a guide projection 39c provided in the first leg portion 15 is inserted into the guide hole 39b. Further, a rotation restricting protrusion 39 d that engages with the rotation restricting groove 40 a of the first shaft 40 is provided at the upper end of the third link 37. Further, the third link 39 is urged upward by a third spring (pull spring) 39e provided between the lower portion of the third link 39 and a protrusion 39f provided in the first leg portion 15. That is, the third link 39 moves downward against the urging force of the third spring 39e as the second link 38 rotates counterclockwise. Further, the third link 39 is moved upward and returned by the biasing force of the third spring 39e as the second link 38 rotates in the clockwise direction. On the other hand, the first shaft 40 cannot rotate in the clockwise direction when the rotation restricting projection 39d of the second link 38 is engaged with the rotation restricting groove 40a, but the second link 38 moves downward to restrict the rotation. When the protrusion 39d is disengaged from the rotation restricting groove 40a, clockwise rotation is allowed.

  FIG. 6F is a view of the first shaft 40 as viewed from the front. The first shaft 40 is rotatably disposed in the upper part of the first leg portion 15 of the figure 10, and a prism portion 40 b (for example, a quadrangular prism portion) protruding from the first leg portion 15 is a rectangular hole in the trunk portion 11. 11a is inserted. That is, when the first shaft 40 cannot rotate, the body 11 cannot rotate, but when the first shaft 40 is allowed to rotate clockwise, the body 11 rotates clockwise, Changes from the first position (upright position) to the second position (tilted position) are also allowed. Although not shown in the drawings, the first shaft 40 and the first leg portion 15 include the mutual contact surface that regulates the rearward rotation of the body portion 11 of the figure 10 and the body portion 11 of the figure 10. A mutual contact surface is provided that holds the body 11 in the second position (inclined position) when the position changes from the first position (upright position) to the second position (inclined position).

  FIG. 6G is a view of the second shaft 41 as viewed from the front. The second shaft 41 is fixedly disposed in the upper portion of the second leg portion 16 of the figure 10, and a cylindrical portion 41 a protruding from the second leg portion 16 is inserted into the circular hole 11 b of the trunk portion 11. That is, the body 11 is allowed to rotate with respect to the second shaft 41. The cylindrical portion 41b of the second shaft 41 is provided with a fourth spring (torsion spring) 42 that urges the body 11 from the first position (upright position) toward the second position (inclined position). Yes.

<< The arm support mechanism of the action toy shown in FIG. 1: See FIG. 6 (H) and FIG. 6 (I))
Inside the figure 10, an arm support mechanism (not shown) that supports the first arm 13 and the second arm 14 so as to be rotatable with respect to the body 11 is provided.

  FIG. 6H is a front view of the arm support mechanism on the first arm 13 side. A third shaft 43 is fixedly disposed in the upper portion of the first arm portion 13, and a cylindrical portion 43 a protruding from the first arm portion 13 is inserted into the circular hole 11 c of the trunk portion 11. That is, the first arm portion 13 is allowed to rotate with respect to the trunk portion 11. Further, one end of a fifth spring (coil spring) 44 provided in the body portion 11 (the tip of a substantially hemispherical member in the drawing) is pressed against the peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 43 a of the third shaft 43. That is, the first arm portion 13 can rotate against the urging force of the fifth spring 44.

  FIG. 6I is a diagram of the arm support mechanism on the second arm 14 side as seen from the front. A fourth shaft 45 is fixedly disposed in the upper portion of the second arm portion 14, and a cylindrical portion 45 a protruding from the second arm portion 14 is inserted into the circular hole 11 d of the trunk portion 11. That is, the second arm portion 14 is allowed to rotate with respect to the trunk portion 11. Further, one end of a sixth spring (coil spring) 46 provided in the body portion 11 (the tip of a substantially hemispherical member in the drawing) is pressed against the peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 45 a of the fourth shaft 45. That is, the second arm portion 14 can rotate against the urging force of the sixth spring 46.

<< Operation of the figurine by the operation mechanism shown in FIG. 6: See FIGS. 7 to 9 >>
When the operation unit 31 is rotated about 90 degrees rearward from the initial position (see FIG. 7), a rotational displacement D2 is generated in the first gear 32 by the rotational displacement D1 due to the rotation, and the second gear is generated by the rotational displacement D2. A rotational displacement D3 is generated in 33 and a rotational displacement D4 is generated in the third gear 34 (see FIG. 8A). Since the number of teeth of the second gear 33 is larger than the number of teeth of the first gear 32 and the third gear 34, the rotational displacement D4 of the third gear 34 is smaller than the rotational displacement D3 of the second gear 33. Further, the rotational displacement D5 of the third gear 34 causes the rotational displacement D5 in the fourth gear 35 and the cam 36 (see FIG. 8A).

  Subsequently, when one of the three active protrusions 36a provided on the cam 36 presses the active protrusion 37a of the first link 37 by the rotational displacement D5, a linear displacement D6 is generated in the first link 37 (FIG. 8). (See (B)). Subsequently, the linear displacement D6 causes a rotational displacement D7 in the second link 38 (see FIG. 8C).

  Subsequently, the rotational displacement D7 causes a linear displacement D8 on the third link 39, and the rotation restricting projection 39d of the third link 39 is disengaged from the rotation restricting groove 40a of the first shaft 40 (see FIG. 8D). Thereby, the rotational displacement D9 of the first shaft 40 is allowed and the rotational displacement of the body portion 11 is also allowed. In other words, the third link 39 and the shaft 40 hold the body 11 of the figurine 10 at the first position (upright position) and release the hold at the first position (upright position) to the second position. This corresponds to a position control mechanism that allows a change to (tilt position).

  When the rotational displacement of the body part 11 is allowed, the body part 11 tilts forward (see FIG. 9) with the initial power of the urging force of the fourth spring 42 (see FIG. 6G). Since this inclination angle is limited by the mutual contact surface that holds the body portion 11 described above in the second position (inclination position), the body portion 11 that inclines forward reaches the limit angle (about 45 degrees). Then, it stops (see FIG. 9).

As described above, the cam 36 included in the operation mechanism for changing from the first position to the second position is a rotating member having a plurality of active protrusions 36a arranged at different intervals on the outer periphery of the circular member, An operation member (including the third link 39, the shaft 40, the fourth spring 42, etc.) that changes any of the plurality of active protrusions 36a from the first position to the second position indirectly abuts. The change from the first position to the second position does not occur every specific number of operations on the operation unit 31. Because the moving toy has such a feature, the player cannot easily predict when the change from the first position to the second position occurs, and therefore, the movement from the first position to the second position. Since it becomes possible to enjoy the change with unexpectedness, it becomes possible to realize a more interesting operational toy. Here, the contact between the active protrusion 36a and the operating member is indirect, but of course, the present invention is not limited to this, and the active protrusion 36a and the operating member may be in direct contact with each other. Is possible.

  Here, the operation mechanism will be supplemented. Since the operation unit 31 is capable of rotating about 90 degrees from the initial position to the rear side and then automatically returning to the rear side, when the operation on the operation unit 31 is repeated a plurality of times, the body portion 11 of the figure 10 is moved to the second position. In order to change from the first position (upright position) to the second position (tilted position), the clockwise rotation of the cam 36 in FIG. 8A (rotation in the direction opposite to the rotational displacement D5) is suppressed. It is desirable to provide a differential mechanism.

  Several systems can be adopted for this differential mechanism. For example, in the first method, the engagement between the first gear 32 and the second gear 33 is loosened, and the rotational resistance of the second gear 33 is increased, so that the first gear 32 is rotationally displaced D2 (FIG. 8). (Refer to (A)), a slip is generated between the first gear 32 and the second gear 33 when returning after generating. In the second method, a one-way clutch is interposed between the second gear 33 and the third gear 34 so that the second gear 33 returns after the rotational displacement D3 (see FIG. 8A) is generated. In some cases, the third gear 34 is not interlocked to return. In the third method, a one-way clutch is interposed between the fourth gear 35 and the cam 36 so that the fourth gear 35 returns after the rotational displacement D5 (see FIG. 8A) is generated. This is a method in which the cam 36 does not return in conjunction with it.

<< Operation of Arm by Arm Support Mechanism shown in FIG. 6: See FIG. 10 >>
As described above, the first arm 13 is allowed to rotate with respect to the trunk 11 under the biasing force of the fifth spring 44, and the second arm 14 is biased with respect to the trunk 11 under the biasing force of the sixth spring 46. Since the rotation is permitted, in the state where the body portion 11 of the figure 10 is in the first position (upright position), the first arm portion 13 can be manually resisted against the urging force of the fifth spring 44. While being able to rotate and displace, the 2nd arm part 14 can be arbitrarily rotationally displaced against the urging | biasing force of the 6th spring 46 manually (refer FIG. 10 (A)). That is, the initial position of the first arm portion 13 and the initial position of the second arm portion 14 can be changed according to preference.

  Further, a concave portion (not shown) in which one end of the fifth spring 44 (the tip of a substantially hemispherical member in the drawing) is fitted on the circumferential surface of the cylindrical portion 43a of the third shaft 43 on the first arm portion 13 side, etc. A recess formed at an angular interval and into which one end of the sixth spring 46 (the tip of a substantially hemispherical member in the figure) fits into the peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 45a of the fourth shaft 45 on the second arm portion 14 side. If (not shown) is formed at equal angular intervals, the rotational displacement can be performed in desired angular units.

  Further, by adjusting the urging force of the fifth spring 44 on the first arm portion 13 side and the urging force of the sixth spring 46 on the second arm portion 14 side, the body portion 11 of the figure 10 is moved by the above-described operation mechanism. The first arm portion 13 and the second arm portion 14 can also be rotationally displaced in the same direction as the body portion 11 by the inertial force when the first position (upright position) is changed to the second position (tilted position). (See FIG. 10B).

<Modification>
<Modification 1> In the drawing, particularly in FIG. 1, a figure 11, a body 11, a head 12, a first arm 13, a second arm 14, a first leg 15, and a second leg 16 are shown. Although what it has was shown, if it has a 1st site | part and a 2nd site | part, there will be no restriction | limiting in particular in a figurative object. In the illustrated object 10, the first leg 15 and the second leg 16 correspond to the second part, and the body part 11 corresponds to the first part. The part 13 and the second arm part 14 may be excluded, or the head part 12, the first arm part 13 and the second arm part 14 and one leg part may be excluded as a figurative object. Is possible.

  <Modification 2> In the drawings, particularly in FIG. 1, the operation portion 31 has a substantially rectangular plate shape, but the shape is not particularly limited as long as it can be operated by an external force. For example, when the operation unit 31 is operated by the traveling toy MT as in the use examples shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the operation unit 31 has a substantially triangular shape other than a substantially rectangular plate shape, a substantially semicircular shape, or a substantially L shape. The same operation can be performed for a letter-shaped bar.

  <Modification 3> In the drawings, particularly FIGS. 6 and 8, the first portion (body 11) of the figure 10 is moved from the first position (upright position) to the second position (based on the displacement of the operation unit 31). Although the operation mechanism to be changed to the (tilt position) is shown, there is no particular limitation on the operation mechanism as long as the same operation is possible. Further, if the first position is the upright position, the player can easily recognize the change of the figurative 10 to the second position in the inclined state. Therefore, in the above-described embodiment, the first position is the upright position. However, if the operation toy allows the player to recognize the change from the first position before the change to the second position after the change, the first position is the upright position. It is not limited and it is also possible to make the first position an inclined position. Further, in order to stably change the body portion 11 from the first position to the second position, it is preferable that the first leg portion 15 and the second leg portion 16 are fixed to the support portion 20, For example, the first leg portion 15 and the second leg portion 16 are provided so as to be rotatable with respect to the support portion 20 as long as a stable position change of the trunk portion 11 can be realized. The first leg portion 15 and the second leg portion 16 may be movable with respect to the support portion 20.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Shape object, 11 ... Torso part, 12 ... Head, 13 ... 1st arm part, 14 ... 2nd arm part, 15 ... 1st leg part, 16 ... 2nd leg part, 20 ... Support part, 21 ... Bottom part 22 ... first top part 23 ... second top part 24 ... track part 31 ... operating part 32 ... first gear 32b first spring 33 ... second gear 34 ... third gear 35 ... 4th gear, 36 ... cam, 37 ... 1st link, 37e ... 2nd spring, 38 ... 2nd link, 39 ... 3rd link, 39e ... 3rd spring, 40 ... 1st shaft, 41 ... 2nd shaft, 42 ... 4th spring, 43 ... 3rd shaft, 44 ... 5th spring, 45 ... 4th shaft, 46 ... 4th spring, MT ... Running toy, TM ... Track member.

Claims (21)

A figure, a support part provided with the figure, and an operation part provided in the support part,
The figurine includes a first part and a second part, one end of which is provided on the support part,
The operation part is provided so as to be operable by a traveling toy passing between the first part and the second part,
A part of the figurative object is configured to be able to change from a first position to a second position approaching the traveling toy by an operation on the operation unit by the traveling toy.
Operational toy. The figurative includes a first part, and a second part including the first part and the second part,
The first part which is a part of the figurative object is provided rotatably in the second part.
The operation toy according to claim 1. One end of each of the first part and the second part is fixed to the support part,
The action toy according to claim 2. The first position is a position where the first part stands upright with respect to the second part,
The second position is a position where the first part is inclined with respect to the second part.
The action toy according to claim 2 or 3. The inclination is an inclination in a direction in which the first part approaches the traveling toy.
The operation toy according to claim 4. The figurative object includes at least a body part and a first leg part and a second leg part provided on the body part, and the first leg part and the second leg part are the first part and the second leg part. Corresponding to the portion, the torso corresponds to the first portion,
The action toy according to any one of claims 2 to 5. The figurative further includes a third portion that is displaceably provided at the first portion.
The operation toy according to claim 6 . The third part is provided to be displaceable to the first part by an inertial force due to a change from the first position to the second position of the first part.
The operation toy according to claim 7. The third part has a form such that when the first part changes from the first position to the second position, the third part comes closer to the traveling toy than the first part.
The operation toy according to claim 7 or 8. The figurative further includes a first arm portion, a second arm portion, and a head portion provided on the trunk portion,
The first arm portion and the second arm portion correspond to the third portion,
The action toy according to any one of claims 7 to 9. Between the first part and the second part, a track part for the traveling toy is provided,
The operation toy according to any one of claims 2 to 10. The operation part is provided in the support part so that the traveling toy traveling on the track part is operated by the traveling toy before passing through the figure.
The action toy according to claim 11. The operation unit is provided on the support unit so as to block the traveling toy traveling on the track unit and to be pushed away by the traveling toy.
The action toy according to claim 11 or 12. The operation unit is positioned below the first part that has changed to the second position when the first part of the figurative object has changed from the first position to the second position. Provided in the support,
The action toy according to any one of claims 2 to 13. The operation part is provided rotatably on the support part.
The action toy according to any one of claims 2 to 14. An operation mechanism is provided inside the figurative object and the support part to change the first part of the figurative object from the first position to the second position based on displacement of the operation part.
The action toy according to claim 15. The operating mechanism moves the first portion by direct or indirect contact with a rotating member having a plurality of protrusions arranged at different intervals around a circular member and any of the plurality of protrusions. An operation member for changing from the first position to the second position,
The operation toy according to claim 16. A part of the figurative object may change from the first position to the second position on condition that the operation to the operation unit is repeated a plurality of times.
The action toy according to any one of claims 1 to 17. And if a portion of the shaped structure by operating the operation unit is changed to the first position located et the second position location, part of the first position location of said shaped structure by operating the operation unit and if no change to the second position location from include,
The action toy according to any one of claims 1 to 18. The operating mechanism includes a position control mechanism that holds the first portion of the figurative object at the first position and releases the holding of the first position to allow the change to the second position. ,
The action toy according to claim 16 or 17. The operating mechanism includes a member that biases the first portion of the figurative object from the first position toward the second position.
The action toy according to any one of claims 16 and 17.