JPS5928983A - Changeable toy plate - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a printing toy, in particular a plate for children or adults on which various pictures, letters, texts or combinations thereof are printed, but the most important object of the invention is to ,
It is possible to print pictures or designs that are assembled from several small geometric figures that touch each other. These geometric figures, such as triangles, quadrilaterals, etc., may be formed by, for example, angles forming animal or plant forms, or
Although touching each other at the ends, the configuration can also be made such that the geometric figures do not touch each other, but are very close to each other.

Place a pin or insert with a letter or symbol;
Toy plates consisting of a basic body such as a removable plate or rod are already known. Although these toys are suitable for printing letters consisting of only a few lines of letters, the present invention is suitable for printing fancy or preprinted shapes, such as squares, circles, etc. Therefore, the essence of the invention is that the basic body contains multiple holes along mutually parallel or perpendicular lines, and the insert body is fitted with a pin, and although it does not express any meaning by itself, it gives a certain shape when combined appropriately. Geometric shapes are provided on the printing surface.

A large number of these combinations ensures the flexibility of the toy.

The accompanying drawings illustrate some embodiments of the invention, which are given by way of example.

As shown in FIG. 7, a basic body 1 made of wood, synthetic material or other suitable material is provided with holes 3 in the form of a chessboard pattern, which holes are square in geometrical construction, but , preferably any other shape so as to prevent rotation of the insert inserted into the hole. These inserts fit into the bottle 7 and spatula P as shown in Figure 2.
6 and a plate 2 fixed on the head. The plate is preferably made of a flexible material and is suitable for printing the figures shown in Figure 6 (or other figures).
Are suitable. Printing is carried out on the sheets shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, FIG. 1 showing the pins 4 erected by corresponding holes and with the sheets resting thereon.

After printing with one color, wipe off the paint, rearrange the inserts, paint with another color, use pin 4 to put the paper back in its original position, and print again. 4 can also be used satisfactorily for multicolor printing.

After applying paint to the plate, the paper cut out on the plate 2 of the insert is pressed by a roller 11 against the insert placed in the hole 3 of the basic body 10.

This roll 11 is shown in FIG. The guide rail 5 for guiding the roll 11 can be fixed to the base body. The user of the toy inserts the insert into the hole 3 of the basic body so as to form a shape according to a certain pattern as shown in FIG. 7, for example.

The pin T of the insert has a small tip which secures the insert positioned in the hole 3 so as to fit into a small groove provided in the wall of the hole. The flexibility of the material allows for positioning and removal of the insert.

The structure shown in FIG. 6 differs from those previously described in that the insert is not completely removable from one basic body, but can be moved up and down in the vertical direction. These inserts consist only of a plate 2 and a head 6A provided with a recess 12.

These recesses function together with the holes corresponding to the holes in one of the basic bodies in order to fix the insert in the upper position when in use and in the lower position when not in use. Movement of the insert is ensured by the flexibility of the material.

The null or normal position, ie all inserts in the upper position, occurs with the aid of the null plate 9.

In the solution shown in FIG. 4, the basic body 1B has a cylindrical shape rather than a planar shape, so that the pin 7A of the insert shown in FIG. 5 is tapered in the direction of its end. A tip 8 suitable for fixation can also be applied to this pin, as in the case of the insert shown in FIG.

Following the placement and coloring of the insert according to the desired picture or shape, the basic body 1B can be rolled onto the paper 10 for adjustment (printing) of the picture.

Each plate 2, or at least a large part thereof, is suitable for printing geometrical figures which have no meaning or idea in themselves. Such a geometric figure is illustrated in FIG. 6, and FIG. 7 shows that, for example, shapes resembling flower stems and petals can be printed using geometric figures. Although the main purpose of the toy is to print shapes assembled from the individual pieces, a portion of the insert may contain letters or numbers (or other symbols) to label the shapes assembled from the individual pieces. It is also possible to provide two such plates suitable for printing.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the toy with the printing inserts removed from the left-hand corner and a sectional view of the same part of the base body; Figure 2 shows the inserts inserted into the base body. Figure 3 is an enlarged vertical sectional view of another structure, Figure 4 is a diagram showing yet another structure, Figure 5 is a diagram showing the attached insert, Figure 6 is printable with the insert. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a geometric figure, and FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a shape printed with the geometric figure shown in FIG. In the diagram: 1...Fundamental body 2...
・・Plate 3・・・・・・・Hole 4・
......Pin 5...Guide rail 6...Head 7...
...Pin 8...Old...Tip 9...
...Zero plate 10...
Paper 11...Roller 12...
...Concave agent Asamura Haruo 6 figures 70 figures 5. jl 466-

Claims (4)

[Claims] (1) In a changeable toy plate with a basic body on which inserts with letters and/or symbols are arranged and which can be removed from their working position, the holes (3) are parallel and intersecting. Along the line, the basic body (1, I
A, IB), the plate (2) of the imaging insert which fits into the hole comprises a geometrical figure, and at least certain parts of the pins themselves have no meaning in said geometrical figure. Changeable toy plate, characterized in that several sides of such a printing surface together represent different shapes and are suitable for printing. (2) the insert body is movable up and down within the base body (one person), thereby being able to be moved to an active position or a non-active position within the base body; or fixed at each of the positions using the recesses (12);
Changeable toy plate according to claim 1, characterized in that the hole in the base body (1) is provided with a boss extending into the recess. (3) A patent claim characterized in that the basic body (1B) is cylindrical and is suitable for printing by applying paint and transferring rolls after positioning the insert for image formation. A changeable toy plate according to range 1 or 2. (4) The basic body (1, IA) is equipped with a device, preferably a pin (4), for precisely positioning the sheet to facilitate multicolor printing. Changeable toy plate according to paragraph or paragraph 2.