JPS6341026Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a transforming robot toy, and more specifically, to a transforming robot toy configured so that it can transform into an upright robot no matter whether it is erected upside down or upside down. .

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on embodiments shown in the drawings.

FIG. 1 and subsequent figures show one embodiment of the present invention.
The transforming robot toy 1 of the present invention comprises a pair of first legs/shoulders 2, 2 on the left and right, a second leg/shoulder 3, 3 on the left and right, a pair of freely bendable connecting members 4, 4 connecting the two, and a body 5.

The pair of left and right first legs/shoulders 2, 2 are formed as symmetrical blocks, as shown exploded in FIG. has been done. A downwardly projecting piece 7 is formed below this gap 6 and on the outer surface side. In addition, notches 8 are formed in an arc shape from the upper end of the foot/shoulder part 2 to the rear side, and protrude toward the front side. A pair of protruding pieces 9, 9 are respectively formed, and each protruding piece 9
Through holes 9a are formed at opposing positions, respectively, and a firing device 10 is rotatably mounted between these projecting pieces 9, respectively. Launcher 1
0 and 10 have pins 10 on both sides of their proximal ends.
a and 10a, and is rotatably mounted by fitting these pins 10a into the through holes 9a of the projecting piece 9, respectively. These firing devices 10 can be rotated along the slope of the notch 8 from diagonally above the front to a state hanging down along the rear side.

One end of a rotating arm 11 is rotatably supported in each of the gaps 6 via a pin 11a. The other end of the rotating arm 11 has a spherical portion 1.
1b is provided protrudingly, and this spherical part 11b is press-fitted into a cylindrical shaft bearing part 12a formed on the side surface of one end of the firing device 12, and both constitute a ball joint, and the firing device 12 is rotated. It can freely rotate within a plane perpendicular to the axis of the movable arm 11.

The firing device 12 has a cylindrical portion 12c having radially arranged fins 12b at its tip, and a coil spring 13 is installed in the cylindrical portion 12c.
is housed with its innermost end fixed. From the tip of the cylindrical portion 12c, the cylindrical portion 1 at the rear end of the projectile object 14 imitating a missile or the like is inserted.
4a is fitted while bending the spring 13. A small diameter portion 14b is formed in the middle of the cylindrical portion 14a, and a protrusion 15a of the lock lever 15 is fitted into this small diameter portion 14b.

The lock lever 15 is formed into a flat plate shape, and is rotatably supported through a pin 15b in a long hole 12d formed in the fin 12b of the firing device 12, and has a protrusion on the opposite side to the protrusion 15a. 15c
is facing outward. Therefore, the projectile 14
When the cylindrical portion 14a of the lock lever 15 is fitted into the cylindrical portion 12c against the elastic force of the spring 13 and the protrusion 15a is fitted into the small diameter portion 14b, the protrusion 15a of the lock lever 15 is moved by the elastic force of the spring 13. It is locked in the small diameter portion 14b and can lock the projectile 14. When the projection 15c of the lock lever 15 is pressed with a fingertip and the lock lever 15 is rotated clockwise in FIG. It is fired from the firing device 12 with the repulsive force of 13. The projectile object 14 is not limited to the shape of a missile, but may also have another shape, such as a fist.

A spherical portion 2a is provided on the lower surface of the first foot/shoulder portion 2 having such a structure, and is connected to the connecting member 4 via the spherical portion 2a. The connecting member 4 is composed of a first joint 16 and a second joint 17 formed in, for example, a rectangular tube shape, and the spherical portion 2a is press-fitted into a through hole 16a formed in the upper surface of the first joint 16. In addition, the first joint 16
has a ring-shaped shaft bearing part 16b at its lower end, and a shaft part 17a formed at the upper end of the second joint 17 is rotatably supported on this shaft bearing part 16b.

Note that the first and second joints 16 and 17 can be molded into two parts, respectively, and then integrated and attached using adhesive or screws.

The connecting member 4 having such a structure can be freely bent via the shaft bearing portion 16b.

A protrusion 16c is formed on the rear side of the first joint 16 along the vertical direction, and a protrusion is also formed on the rear side of the second joint 17 along the vertical direction, but these are not visible in the figure.

At the lower end of the second joint 17 there is a second leg/shoulder part 3, 3.
is fixed. These second legs/shoulders 3,3
It has a block structure as a whole, and a gap 18 is formed at the lower outer corner of the rear half over an angle range of approximately 90 degrees.
One end of a rotating arm 19 is rotatably supported inside via a pin 19a. A spherical portion 19b is formed at the other end of the rotating arm 19, and a block 20 is rotatably connected to this spherical portion 19b. A firing device 21 is connected to this block 20. Since the firing device 21 has the same basic structure as the firing device 12, a detailed explanation will be omitted to avoid duplication, but a fist 22 is attached as the projectile 22. This launcher 21
The block 20, the firing device 21, and the fist 22 may be integrally molded without having such a firing structure, and only the outer shape thereof.

By the way, a pair of left and right sliding frames 24, 24 connected by a shaft 23 are slidably fitted into the connecting member 4. The sliding frames 24, 24 are formed as quadrilateral frames as shown in FIG. It has a matching guide portion 24a that protrudes outward. Therefore, this sliding frame 24 can freely slide on each of the first and second joints 16 and 17.

The body 5 is rotatably supported on a shaft 23 that communicates between the sliding frames 24, 24.

That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the body part 5 is also constructed as a block, and a through hole 5a is formed in the base end thereof, and these through holes 5a are formed in a penetrating state.
Flange portions 23 formed at both ends of the shaft 23 are shown in a.
a is rotatably fitted.

This body part 5 also has a structure in which the front part and the rear part are separately molded and integrated. A recess 5b is formed at the upper end of the body 5 into which a doll 25 imitating the operator of the transforming robot is inserted. A projecting piece 5d having through holes 5c, 5c at opposing positions is protruded from the rear end of the recess 5b, and a cover 26 imitating a head is provided in the through hole 5c of these projecting pieces 5d, 5d. Pins 26a protruding from both sides of the rear end are rotatably supported.

This head 26 also has the shape of a cover for the driver's seat, and the pins 26b protruding from both sides of the head 26 each have a through hole formed at the base end of a firing device 27 imitating the shape of a ray gun or the like. They are rotatably connected via 27a.

On the other hand, what is indicated by the reference numeral 28 in FIG.
8a is formed and protrusions 28b, 28 extending left and right.
A protrusion 28c is formed near the outer end of b along the axial direction of the auxiliary seat 28. This protrusion 28c
The distance between the side wall of the auxiliary seat 28 and the side wall of the auxiliary seat 28 is the same as the width of the first and second joints 16 and 17 in the left-right direction.

Next, a method of using the transforming robot of the present invention constructed as described above will be explained.

The first usage method is to use it as a standing statue with the first legs/shoulders 2, 2 as the upper end, and in this case, as shown in Figure 1, the second legs/shoulders 3, 3 as the lower end. The connecting members 4, 4 are made to stand upright, and the torso 5 is guided between the first leg/shoulder parts 2, 2 by sliding the sliding frame 24 upward. In this state, the second
By rotating the block 20, the firing device 21 installed on the side of the leg/shoulder part 3 can be turned to face the rear as shown in FIG. Keep it tilted in-plane or upward.

Further, the firing devices 12 provided on the sides of the first leg/shoulder portions 2 and 2 are freely rotated in addition to the rotation of the rotation lever 11. can be fired freely. The angle at which the firing devices 10 and 27 are arranged can also be freely set.

In this way, it can be used as a statue.

The second method of use is to lay down the entire body from the state shown in Figure 1, and as shown in Figure 3, raise the upper body, that is, the first legs and shoulders 2, 2, and the torso 5, and use it as a fortress. It's a method.

At this time, as shown in FIG.
Raise the bearing part 16 at right angles to the center.
b is rotated to raise one or the other of the first leg/shoulder portions 2, 2 at a substantially right angle. Then, the second joints 17, 17 of the auxiliary seat 28 are rearranged horizontally.
The second joint 17 is sandwiched between the protrusion 28c and the side wall of the auxiliary seat 28 from below to the left and right.

At this time, each launcher 10, 12, 21, 27
The user is free to decide the angle of arrangement.

In this way, at least two types of usage methods using the first leg/shoulder parts 2, 2 can be performed.

By the way, the third usage method is to use it upside down, with the top and bottom straddling each other.

That is, there is a method in which the first and second leg-cum-shoulder parts 2 and 3 are used upside down, and one method is when the statue is used as a standing statue. That is, as shown in FIG. 4, the sliding frame 24 is moved toward the second leg-cum-shoulder portion 3, which is located on the upper side, and the sliding frame 24 is moved between the second joint 17 and the second leg. It is guided between the protruding piece 3a of the second leg-cum-shoulder part 3, and then the body part 5 is rotated once and guided between the second leg-cum-shoulder part 3, 3. Then, each launcher points in the desired direction. Even in this case, the statue can be used as a robot.

Furthermore, a fourth method of use is to lay the entire body horizontally and raise the shaft 17a of the second joint 17 of the second leg/shoulder portions 3, 3, as shown in FIG. In this case, the torso 5 is also raised at right angles about the axis 23 and positioned between the second legs/shoulders 3 to direct each firing device in a desired direction.

In this way, it can be used as a standing statue and a fortress centered around the second legs and shoulders.

Further, even when the second leg/shoulder portions 3, 3 are used as a fortress in this manner, the auxiliary seat 28 may be attached between the connecting members 4, 4, if necessary.

As explained above, according to the present invention, a pair of left and right halves of the body are formed by attaching the leg/shoulder parts to the upper and lower ends of the pair of left and right connecting members that are flexible at the intermediate part, and the left and right end parts are The structure includes a shaft slidably attached to a pair of left and right connecting members, and a body rotatably attached to the middle part of the shaft between the left and right halves of the body, so that the top and bottom can be turned upside down. No matter which state it is in, it can be changed to an upright state simply by moving the body upward along with the shaft and rotating it upward, making it a novel and versatile robot toy.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figure shows one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a standing figure centered on the first leg/shoulder part;
Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of Figure 1, Figure 3 is a perspective view of the first leg/shoulder used as a fortress, and Figures 4 and 5 are the second leg/shoulder. It is a perspective view of a state in which it is used as a fortress and a statue. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Transforming robot toy, 2... First leg/shoulder part, 3... Second leg/shoulder part, 4... Connecting member, 5
...Body part, 10, 12, 21, 27... Launching device, 11, 19... Rotating lever, 14, 22...
Projectile object, 16...first joint, 17...second joint, 24...sliding frame, 25...doll, 28...auxiliary seat.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pair of left and right halves, each of which has legs/shoulders attached to the upper and lower ends of a pair of left and right connecting members that are bendable at the intermediate portion, and both left and right end portions that are slidably attached to the pair of left and right connecting members. A transforming robot toy comprising: a shaft having a shape of the body; and a body rotatably attached to an intermediate portion of the shaft between the left and right halves of the body.