JPS6121090Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a new game board for playing games such as finding treasure, and the illustrated embodiment shows the upper surface of a hollow game board body 1 constructed to imitate the shape of a treasure. On the top side, there is a recess 2 for storing treasures etc., which is constructed to imitate a treasure chest, etc., and on the same upper surface, around the recess 2, there is an insertion hole 4 for a key member 3, which is imitated as a scoop or the like.
A rotating body having a shape in which two discs 5 and 6 are stacked slightly apart from each other is inserted into the game board main body 1, and each of the above-mentioned insertion holes 4 is provided in the upper disc. A portion 7 that prevents insertion of the key member 3 and a portion 8 that allows it are provided at locations corresponding to the insertion of the key member 3, and a portion that makes the allowing portion 8 appear to be the above-mentioned blocking portion 7 is provided at one end 10 within the allowing portion 8. A sliding member 9 having a structure is disposed, and the fulcrum of this sliding member 9
The other end 10' of the sliding member 9 is inserted into the lower part of the recess 2, and a through hole 12 is formed in the bottom of the recess 2.
A protruding member 13 is provided below the through hole 12 to protrude and retract into the recess 2 through the through hole 12. A spring 14 that springs the upper member 13 in the projecting direction is interposed, and the projecting member 13 is separated from the projecting member 13 by pushing down one end of the sliding member 9.
An engaging flange 15 and an engaging hook 16 are provided, which are engaged when the lower disc 6 is retracted, and gear teeth 18 are carved on the outer peripheral edge of the lower disk 6, and a gear 20 that is rotated by an external handle member 19 is provided. and the inner bottom surface of the game board main body 1 and the lower disc 6 are engaged with each other to stop the blocking portion 7 and the allowing portion 8 at positions corresponding to the lower part of each insertion hole 4. A protrusion 21 and an engagement hole 22 are provided.

The present invention is constructed as described above, so after turning the handle member 19 to make the position of the permissible part 8 with respect to the insertion hole 4 invisible to the game player, the treasure A in the recess 2 is pushed in and raised. By pressing down the member 13, the engaging flange 15 is locked to the engaging hook 16, and in this state, several players sequentially press the insertion point they have selected to find the permissible portion 8. When the key member 3 is inserted into the insertion hole 4 and the key member 3 abuts one end 10 of the sliding member 9 and presses down the same end 10, the engaging hook comes off from the engaging flange 15 and the projecting member Reference numeral 13 is a device that is projected by the repulsion force of spring 14 and causes treasure A to fly out of recess 2, and in other words, the gamer who has caused the treasure to fly out is the winner.

The present invention is as described above, so by inserting the key member 3, which resembles a scoop or the like, downward into the insertion hole 4, the treasure I found by chance is inserted into the recess 2 of the game board body 1. It is extremely interesting to play an extremely fun game of making the key member fly upwards, and in particular, in the present invention, this part 7 is attached to the part 7 provided on the disc 5 that allows the key member 3 to be inserted therethrough. Since the sliding member 9 is provided with a portion 8 that prevents the insertion of the key 3 and a portion that appears at one end 10, even if the above-mentioned portions 7 and 8 are looked through the insertion hole 4 of the key member 3, neither of the portions will be visible. The fulcrum of the sliding member 9 is supported on the lower disk 6, and the sliding member 9 other end 1
0' into the lower part of the recess 2, and furthermore, a bottom through hole 12 of the recess 2 is opened, and a protruding member that protrudes and retracts into the recess 2 through the through hole 12 is provided below the through hole 12. 13
, and a spring 14 for springing the projecting member 13 in the projecting direction is interposed between the projecting member 13 and the other end 10' of the sliding member 9. When the locking by the spring 16 is released and the spring 14 is elastically extended, the other end 10 of the sliding member 9 simultaneously pushes up the spring 14 from below. This can further increase the repelling force, and in addition, in the present invention, the above-mentioned blocking portion 7 and allowing portion 8 are mutually engaged with the inner bottom surface of the game board body 1 and the lower disk 6. protrusion 2 that stops at a position corresponding to the lower part of each insertion hole 4...
1 and the engagement hole 22, the handle member 19
Even if the insertion blocking portion 7 and the allowing portion 8 of the key member 3 are disposed by rotating the key member 3, there is no risk of disrupting the communication between these portions 7, 8 and the insertion hole 4. It has the following.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the game board of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the whole, Fig. 2 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is Fig. 2 B. - It is a sectional view along the B line. 1... Game board body, A... Treasure, 2... Recess, 3... Key member, 4... Insertion hole, 5... Upper disk, 6... Lower disk, 7... Blocking part, 8...
Permissible part, 9...Sliding member, 10...One end, 1
0'...Other end portion, 12...Through hole, 13...Protruding member, 14... Spring, 15... Engaging flange, 16
...Engaging hook, 18...Gear tooth, 19...Handle member, 20...Gear, 21...Protrusion, 22...Engagement hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] On the upper surface of the hollow game board body 1, which is constructed to imitate the required shape, there is a recess 2 for storing treasures, etc., which is constructed to imitate a treasure chest, etc., and a scoop is placed around the recess 2 on the upper surface. Insertion hole 4 of key member 3 imitating etc.
A rotating body 7 having a shape in which two discs 5 and 6 are stacked slightly apart from each other is inserted into the game board main body 1, and each of the above-mentioned insertion holes is inserted into the upper disc 5. A portion 7 that prevents insertion of the key member 3 and a portion 8 that allows it are provided at locations corresponding to . A sliding member 9 is disposed in the lower disk 6, and the sliding member 9 is supported by the lower disk 6.
The other end 10' of the sliding member 9 is inserted into the lower part of the recess 2, and a through hole 12 is formed in the bottom of the recess 2.
A protruding member 13 that protrudes and retracts into the recess 2 through the through hole 12 is arranged below the through hole 12, and the protruding member 13 and the other end 10' of the sliding member 9 are connected to each other. Between is a spring 14 that springs the projecting member 13 in the projecting direction.
An engaging flange 15 and an engaging hook 16 are interposed between the projecting member 13 and the above-mentioned sliding member 9, and the engaging flange 15 and the engaging hook 16 are disengaged when one end of the sliding member 9 is pushed down and are engaged when the projecting member 13 is retracted. Further, gear teeth 18 are carved on the outer peripheral edge of the lower disk 6, and a gear 20 rotated by an external handle member 19 is engaged with the gear teeth 18, and the inner bottom surface of the game board main body 1 and the lower disk 6 are connected to each other. A game board comprising a protrusion 21 and an engagement hole 22 that engage with each other to stop the blocking portion 7 and the allowing portion 8 at positions corresponding to the lower portions of the respective insertion holes 4.