JPS5911030Y2 - Battledore doll body - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an improvement in the structure of the head and face of a battledore doll body.

As for the structure of the head and face of a battledore doll body, for example, it is conceivable that the body is made of styrofoam and covered with fabric with the hair and face depicted on it, but it is simply a representation of the hair. Because there is no hair, it looks much inferior to those with hair made of threads.

Another conceivable structure is to attach hair made of a large number of threads to a head body made of styrofoam, and to support and fix the head to the plate via sleeper pieces in order to tilt the head forward from the plate. However, there is a problem in fixing a large number of threads, specifically their ends, to the head body.

That is, in this case, in a head/face element whose head and face are integrally molded from polystyrene foam, deep grooves are bored in the recess that forms the boundary between the head and face elements. With,
The ends of the yarn wrapped around the head and the edges of the fabric wrapped around the face are pushed into these deep grooves to fix them, but this type of fixing work is time-consuming. In addition, the deep grooves at the boundary between the head and the face impair the finish of the contour of the face, and the head and face are more likely to be damaged than the grooves.

Therefore, the torso body and the head body are each integrally formed, and a large number of threads of hair are wrapped and pasted on the head body.
In Utility Model Publication No. 41-1301), cardboard is used to integrally shape the face and neck, and the face and neck are also printed on the surface.
The face and neck, which are made by pasting fabric that exposes the neck, are placed on the head and torso, but with this structure, the face is not sufficiently fixed to the head. Moreover, since the face part is not attached to the plate body, there is a drawback that it lacks durability.

Furthermore, since the head body is provided with a supporting edge to support the face, the ends of the hair, which are made of strips that cover the surface of the head body, are fixed to the bottom of the head body. The drawback is that it cannot be done.

The present invention was developed under these circumstances, and its purpose is to create a battledore doll body with a head and face that is durable, well-finished, and easy to make. This is what we are trying to provide.

Examples of the present invention will be explained below based on drawings.

1 is a head covered with hair 2.

That is, the head 1 is made of a foam such as styrofoam or sponge, and for example, in the case of Tamoto's hair, the head body is pre-shaped into a shape suitable for the hair style as shown in FIG. Hair 2 consisting of a large number of threads is encapsulated in hair 3.

The head body 3 has an appropriate thickness, the bottom part 4 is flat, and the inner part 5 has a shape that corresponds to the outline of the face so that the face, which will be described later, fits therein. It has become.

The numerous threads that make up the hair 2 cover the surface of the head body 3 and are bent toward the bottom 4.
Its end 2 is fixed at the bottom with adhesive or the like.

Although not shown in the drawings, it goes without saying that other ornaments such as a crown, a knot, a hairpin, etc. may be worn on the head as necessary.

Numeral 6 denotes a face/neck body formed by covering the surface of the face/neck body 7, which is made of polystyrene foam or the like in the same manner as the head body 3, with a cloth 8 or the like that exposes the face/neck body. , and is made separately from the head 1.

The surface of the face has a bulge 9 that is appropriately bulged out to create a natural three-dimensional effect, and this bulge 9 forms the outline 10 of the face.

A pedestal 11 is connected to the face by providing a surface part and a step so as to be slightly lower than the bulging surface part of the face part, and the pedestal 11
A head 1 having hair 2 encapsulated and fixed thereon is mounted and fixed thereon.

The bottoms of the pedestal 11 and the face/neck area 6 form a flat surface, and the upper surface is moderately inclined as a whole so that the upper end is higher and the lower end is lower than the upper end, and no sleeper pieces are required. be.

Reference numeral 12 denotes a fitting part connected to the neck part, which is fitted into and supported by a fitting groove 14 provided on the back surface of the body part 13.

According to the present invention constructed in this way, firstly, the hair can be attached to the head body easily and firmly because the hair can be wrapped around the head body and fixed by folding it back to the bottom. Second, since the head is placed and fixed on the pedestal, it is unlikely to be damaged even if external force is applied.Thirdly, the head is placed on the pedestal and its inner part is fitted to the contour of the face. By matching, positioning can be done immediately.

Fourthly, the surface of the face is appropriately bulged, creating a natural three-dimensional effect, and the contours of the face are clear, increasing the product value.

Fifth, the complete face is formed by covering it with cloth, etc., and then the head, which has been shaped separately, is assembled and fixed, so the outline of the face can be finished neatly. It has excellent effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of the doll body of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of the head, FIG. 3 is a rear view of the same, and FIG. 4 is an enlarged perspective view of the face and neck. 1...Head, 2...Hair, 3...
...Head body, 4...Bottom, 5...Inner part, 6...Face and neck, 7...Face and neck body, 8...Fabric, 9...Bulging part,
10...outline part, 11...pedestal.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The head is formed by enclosing hair made of a large number of threads in an integrally molded head element, and bending and fixing the ends to the bottom of the head element, and then covering the head with cloth or the like. A battledore characterized by being placed and fixed on a continuous pedestal with a step slightly lower than the bulging surface of the face, and fitting the outline of the face with the inside of the head. doll body.