JPS595878Y2 - Layered pictures - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an improvement in pasting pictures for play by pasting arbitrary characters or moving objects onto a certain background.

Traditionally, there has been a stamp booklet in which many full-size photos of different types of stamps are printed, and stamp collecting and pasting is a well-known method in which real stamps are pasted onto the photos to gradually improve stamp collecting performance. .

Recently, for example, there is a picture book with many one-color photos of different types of monsters printed in the background, and on the other hand, adhesive is applied to the back side and many color photos of different types of monsters are printed on the front side. A printed transparent film is available.
There is a well-known pasting game book in which a monster identical to the monster designated on the pasting board is cut from the transparent film and pasted onto the same.

However, in the conventional above-mentioned pasting game, there is a figure for pasting instructions on the pasting table based on a certain plan of the editor, and the pasting party follows the above-mentioned strict instructions to create the same (but different) shape. There is the big restriction of pasting the shapes onto the shapes on the notebook, and the unique problem of adults having to record and save the pasted picture notebook after completing the pasting, as if it were homework to be submitted to school. An organizing hobby was added.

However, although children's thinking shows some intellectual curiosity in the above-mentioned type of production, they mostly feel constrained and seek materials that are free from these constraints and allow for free expression. At the same time, children have little desire to record and organize their works after they have been created (almost none), and once they have played to their heart's content, they are no longer attached to the past.
There is a strong tendency to toss them aside and move on to the next thing.

The inventor of this invention has been involved in the creation of playthings for children for many years, and has found that the above-mentioned children's free expression can be maximized, and the cost of materials is low. I came up with an inexpensive layered picture.

The idea was that, for example, even if the stage of a theater is just one limited space, by rapidly changing the background and characters, it can become extremely complex and expressive, or the CRT of a television. There are only 2 images of
Even though it is 0 inches wide, it reflects the universe one after another, and it seems that there is no limit.
Each moment of expression slowly fades away over time, but the thoughts and emotions conveyed by it remain in people's hearts - just like that, a child's thoughts can be seen on a minimally sized picture book. The point is that we have devised a way to express it in an infinitely rich way.

The structure of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings and its specific embodiments.

Reference numeral 3 is a mount for pasting pictures, which has a desired size, and whose surface mainly shows a background such as a mountain peak, the sky, and a helicopter. You can leave it there.

The shape is generally square, but even if it is circular, the effect will not be affected.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a transparent film, the back surface of which is coated with an adhesive 4a, and the back surface of which is temporarily pasted onto a mount 5 for protecting the adhesive, so that the film 4 can be immediately peeled off from the mount 5 when necessary. can.

The following pasting material is printed and displayed on the surface of the transparent film 4.

That is, 6 is another background for overlaying that is the same size as the above-mentioned pasteboard 3. For example, there is a house in a field, a large tree grows, and a mountain can be seen in the distance. The background is an expansive sky, which is completely different from the background on the mount 3.

Reference numerals 1, 8, and 9 are backgrounds for partial modification that have a size that should be pasted over a relatively wide area on the background of the pasting mount 3 and another background 6, for example, 7. 8 shows the sky, jet planes, and flying saucers, 9 shows tanks, and other completely different movable objects.

10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15 are characters to appear in each of the backgrounds, such as monsters and Ultraman, and where in the background they should be pasted is solely up to the person involved in the pasting game. No instruction photos or the like on the freely decided background will be displayed.

There is no problem even if each character is pasted on top of a character that has already been pasted on the background, covering the lower character.

The function of this invention is to first use the background (first view) on the mount 3 and paste various characters 10 to 15 on the background to fully enjoy the confrontation scene on the mountaintop.
When you are satisfied with it, next, for example, paste the partially modified background 7 over the left edge of the background on the mount 3, and that part will now show a warship in the sea, and the scene will quickly change from the top of the mountain. The scene quickly changes to a scene of a fleet sailing close to the island's rock wall.

In this way, with the completely changed new stage as the background, the user can again create a new confrontation scene by pasting or overlapping other characters 10 to 15 to his/her own free will.

If you want to change the play in that scene, if you paste the next partially modified background, for example 8, on the pasted position of the partially modified background 7 on the mount 3, that part will become even more sky-high. In a quick change, jet planes and saucers fly around, and 10 to 15 other characters appropriate for this new stage scene appear and continue to be layered.

If you want to change the scene again, this time, paste another background 6 (second scene) of the same size as the mount 3, that is, a scene of a house and a large tree in a field, over the mount 3 and paste it as before. It completely covers everything you put it on.

Then, the stage completely changes and you refresh your mind with a completely different scene, and various characters 10 to 15 appear and paste on the new background 6, or you can paste the characters 10 to 15 on the new background 6.
The game uses a limited space as the stage, and changes it many times, such as adding a partially modified background 9, i.e., a tank, to a part of the scene, allowing all kinds of characters to appear on the stage.

Once covered, the underlying background or character can be seen through L if the overlying part is transparent, but if the overlying part is opaque, this is limited. This means that he has been permanently removed from the stage.

Since the present invention has the above-mentioned structure and function, it can be used to make use of the extremely limited space on the mount 3, so that it can be displayed from time to time, just like the stage of a play or the cathode ray tube of a television. It is possible to change to a new scene, and the subject of the change is the person involved in the play, not the editor or printer.

Therefore, it becomes possible for children to express their creative and imaginative powers as freely as possible, which has a remarkable effect on education, especially in fostering children's creativity and originality.

However, the materials that make these possible are not particularly expensive and can be provided at low prices.

As a compensation, the conventional feature of organizing and preserving does not exist in this invention, and this invention maximizes the current enjoyment of creation at the expense of this point.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show a specific embodiment of the invention. Figure 1 is a plan view of a pasting board used in the present invention on which a background is displayed, and Figure 2 is a material containing a second background and various characters to be overlaid on the background of Figure 1. A plan view of a transparent film displaying .

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A single or multiple picture mounts of a desired size on which a background is mainly displayed, an adhesive is applied to the back side, and the back side is temporarily placed on the adhesive protection mount. The pasted transparent film and another background or partially modified background for overlaying that is large enough to cover part or all of the background on the pasting mount, which is displayed on the surface of the transparent film. a plurality of movable character objects or objects with characteristics that are displayed on the surface of the transparent film and are to be pasted singly or overlappingly over time on the pasting paper; A superimposed picture, characterized in that various characters, backgrounds, etc. displayed on the transparent film are successively superimposed and pasted on the picture mount.