JPH039759Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention is a shape-changing robot toy that can be combined, and more specifically, can change from a robot-like form to another form by moving its constituent parts, and can also This invention relates to a robot toy that changes shape into another model by combining with another toy.

(Prior art and its problems) In general, shape-changing robot toys that can change their shape and combine with other toys have a variety of functions, so the shape is unreasonable and the combination There was a drawback that it could not be done smoothly. In particular, when the robot's head changed into another shape, it was not possible to hide it well, and it often looked unnatural. Furthermore, when combining the toy with another toy, it was necessary to connect the toy via an attached connecting member.

(Technical issues of the invention) This invention solves the above problems, and provides a combination form that can handle the robot head in good condition and can be directly combined with other toys without using attachments. The technical challenge is to propose a changing robot toy.

(Technical Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the above problems, the combined form-changing robot toy according to this invention is a form-changing robot toy that changes from a robot to another form and combines with another toy. It is characterized by having the following requirements in a robot form.

(a) The head protrudes from the upper part of the body and is formed at the tip of a shaft member that is provided in a recess in the front center of the body so that it can be tilted forward.

(b) A backpack member is provided at the rear of the torso via a hinge so that it can rotate upwards.

(c) A head accommodating recess for accommodating the head during upward rotation is formed on the back side of the backpack member.

(Functions and effects of the invention) According to this invention, since the head protrudes from the upper part of the body, it can be combined with other toys in this state, and the head is located in the central recess at the front of the body. It is formed at the tip of a shaft member that can be tilted forward, so by tilting the shaft member forward, the head will protrude in front of the body.
As a result, this head can be used to combine with other toys. Other toys may be provided with a receiving hole corresponding to the head.

In addition, the backpack member on the back of the torso can be changed to other forms by rotating upward through the hinge, but the back of the backpack member has a hinge that rotates upward. Since a head accommodating recess is formed to accommodate the head, the head in the robot state cannot be seen from the outside. Therefore, the unnatural feeling of the changed form is eliminated.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of this invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

In FIGS. 1 to 3, the symbol A indicates a form-changing robot toy for combination. The robot toy A is composed of a body part 1, a head part 2a, arm parts 3, 3, leg parts 4, and a backpack member 5.

Recesses 1a and 1b are formed in the front center and side portions of the body portion 1, respectively, and a pair of shaft leg portions 4a and 4a protrude from the lower end. Further, the front part of the body part 1 has the shape and pattern of a robot's body, and the rear part has the shape and pattern of the center part a of the body of a space shuttle.

The head 2a is provided at the tip of the shaft member 2.
The base of the shaft member 2 has the rotation shaft 10 in the central recess 1.
It is attached by being inserted into the bearing holes 11 in the inner walls on both sides of a. Furthermore, a protrusion 2b is formed approximately in the middle of the shaft member 2. This protrusion 2b
is provided such that its distal end surface forms a plane with the front surface of the body portion 1 when the shaft member 2 is accommodated in the recess 1a.

The arm portion 3 connects the shaft 12 to both side recesses 1b, 1 of the body portion 1.
It is attached by being slidably and rotatably inserted into the bottom wall of b. Further, a hand portion 3a is foldably attached to the tip of the arm portion 3. Also,
The outer surface of the arm portion 3 has the shape and pattern of the center side surface portion b of the space shuttle fuselage.

The leg portion 4 is composed of a pair of shaft legs 4a, 4a provided at the lower end of the body portion 1, and script bodies 4b, 4b slidably attached to the shaft legs 4a, 4a. A wing section 6 of a space shuttle is rotatably mounted on the outside of the script body 4b via a hinge 15. The front surface of the script body 4b has the shape and pattern of a robot, and the side and rear surfaces have the shape and pattern of the rear fuselage d of the space shuttle. In addition, this script body 4b, 4b
may be formed separably or integrally.

The backpack member 5 has the shape and pattern of the front body part e of the space shuttle, and its base is rotatably provided above the body part 1 via a hinge 13 at the rear of the upper end of the body part 1. . Further, on the back side of the backpack member 5, a head accommodating recess 14 is formed upward to accommodate the head 2 during rotation.

Since the form-changing robot toy A for combination is configured as described above, in order to change the form from the robot-like form shown in FIG. 1 to the space shuttle-like form shown in FIG. , 1b,
Open the wing section 6 outward. The script bodies 4b, 4b are slid and contracted along the shaft leg parts 4a, 4a, and are integrated with the body part 1. Similarly, the backpack member 5 is rotated upward to be integrated with the body portion 1. This allows the robot-like form to be changed to a space shuttle form. At this time, the head 2a is in the recess 1
Since it is housed in a and does not appear outside, it is natural to take the form of a space shuttle.

Next, when the shape-changing robot toy A is to be combined with another toy B, for example, the shaft member 2 is brought forward, and its tip head 2a is inserted into the insertion hole 16 provided in the toy B. At this time, the head 2a is attached to the protrusion 2b.
It is inserted until it touches the. As a result, a gap corresponding to the width of the protrusion 2b is formed between the toy B and the robot toy A. Therefore, when the shape-changing toy A constitutes an arm of the toy B, it can be smoothly rotated about the shaft member 2. Similarly, with the head 2a protruding above the body 1, it is also possible to insert the head 2a into an insertion hole of another toy (not shown) and integrate the toy.

The form-changing robot toy for combination is not limited to the above-mentioned form. For example, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the robot toy may be configured to transform into a tank. In this example, gun turret 17 and gun 17
It is assumed that a is rotatably provided on the body portion 1, and the other symbols represent the same things as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a shape-changing robot toy for combination according to this invention, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the robot toy, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the robot toy after the shape has changed, and FIGS. The figures are perspective views of other examples of the form-changing robot toy for combination before and after the change. Code A... Form-changing robot toy for combination, B...
...Other toys, 1...Body part, 2...Shaft member, 2a
...Head, 3...Arms, 4...Legs, 5...Backbone member.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A shape-changing robot toy that transforms from a robot into another form and combines with another toy, the shape-changing robot toy for combination being characterized by meeting the following requirements in the robot form: . (a) The head protrudes from the upper part of the body and is formed at the tip of a shaft member that is provided in a recess in the front center of the body so that it can be tilted forward. (b) A backpack member is provided at the rear of the torso via a hinge so that it can rotate upwards. (c) A head accommodating recess for accommodating the head during upward rotation is formed on the back side of the backpack member.