RU182394U1 - COMMISSIBLE SPATIAL TOY AS A SHIP MODEL - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of light industry, namely to the field of manufacture of toys. A collapsible spatial toy in the form of a ship model includes a hull consisting of separate flat parts interconnected, the skin of both sides and the bottom is a faceted half-pipe. The toy additionally contains a vertical frame longitudinal element made with blind slots extending to the edge of the frame longitudinal element and interacting with mating blind slots formed on the transverse elements, and also contains a horizontal frame longitudinal element with through holes interacting with protrusions on the transverse elements . In this case, the vertical and horizontal frame longitudinal elements, the transverse elements and the casing form a spatial lattice, and all the flat parts of the toy are sandwich panels. The technical result is to increase the resistance of the toy to mechanical stress. 3 s.p. f-ly, 1 ill.

Description

The utility model relates to the field of light industry, namely, to the field of manufacture of toys, and can be used as a means of developing motor skills of the fingers of a child.

From the "prior art" known collapsible spatial figure, in which at least one game element is framed and made with the contours of the torso and head of the specified figure and the slots facing the edge of the specified element, designed to interact with the response slots formed on game elements made in the form of a part of the indicated figure (RF patent No. 24946, class IPC A63H 33/08, publ. 09/10/2002).

In addition, a ship is known from the “prior art”, the hollow body of which is made of sheet material and consists of individual flat parts connected to each other by sliding cuts. The casing of both sides and the bottom is a solid faceted half-pipe, interwoven in the front of the ship with flat tapering faces. The faces are overlapped and fixed on top by two overhead bow parts of the sides, connected by a lock on the sliding cuts, forming a pointed nose of the ship and either partially or completely bow sculpture (RF patent No. 2472562 C2, class IPC A63H 7/00, publ. . 01.20.2013).

The technical problem is the possibility of damage to the spatial figure from light mechanical stress. The objective of this utility model is to eliminate the above disadvantages.

The technical result is to increase the resistance of the toy to mechanical stress.

The technical result is ensured by the fact that a collapsible spatial toy in the form of a ship model includes a hull consisting of separate flat parts interconnected, the lining of both sides and the bottom is a faceted half-pipe. The toy additionally contains a vertical frame longitudinal element made with blind slots extending to the edge of the frame longitudinal element and interacting with mating blind slots formed on the transverse elements, and also contains a horizontal frame longitudinal element with through holes interacting with protrusions on the transverse elements . In this case, the vertical and horizontal frame longitudinal elements, the transverse elements and the casing form a spatial lattice, and all the flat parts of the toy are sandwich panels.

In accordance with particular cases of execution, the device has the following features.

The toy additionally contains masts made of separate flat parts with fastening elements in the form of blind slots, through holes and protrusions, and sails made of plastic-based film. The sandwich panels are made of two outer layers based on paper and an inner layer based on polystyrene foam.

The faceted half-tube of the casing of both sides and the bottom is made of separate flat parts, which are sandwich panels, while one of the front layers on the basis of paper consists of elements separate from each other, forming the faces of the half-pipe of the casing of both sides and the bottom.

The essence of this utility model is illustrated by an illustration on which the toy is displayed in a disassembled form.

The following elements are displayed in the illustration:

1 - faceted half-pipe;

2 - vertical frame longitudinal element;

3 - blind slots on a vertical frame longitudinal element;

4 - reciprocal blind slots on the transverse elements;

5 - transverse element;

6 - horizontal frame longitudinal element;

7 - through holes in a horizontal frame longitudinal element;

8 - protrusions on the transverse elements.

A collapsible spatial toy in the form of a ship model includes a hull consisting of separate flat parts connected to each other, the sheathing of both sides and the bottom is a faceted half pipe 1. The toy additionally contains a vertical frame longitudinal element 2 made with blind slots 3 overlooking the edge of the frame longitudinal element 2 and interacting with mating blind slots 4 formed on the transverse elements 5, and also contains a horizontal frame longitudinal element 6 with through holes 7, interacting with the protrusions 8, located on the transverse elements 5. The vertical and horizontal frame longitudinal elements 2, 6 are made in the form of flat parts, while the vertical frame longitudinal element 2 is installed on the base of a smaller area, and the horizontal frame longitudinal element 6 is attached to the transverse elements 5 with its base of a larger area. In this case, the vertical and horizontal frame longitudinal elements 2, 6, the transverse elements 5 and the lining form a spatial lattice, and all the flat parts of the toy are sandwich panels. The implementation of toys with a spatial lattice increases its rigidity in the volume of the entire structure. In addition, the implementation of the flat parts of the toy in the form of sandwich panels increases the rigidity of the entire structure, as well as the sandwich panels absorb shock mechanical effects.

The toy additionally contains masts made of separate flat parts with fastening elements in the form of blind slots, through holes and protrusions, and sails made of plastic-based film. The sandwich panels are made of two outer layers based on paper and an inner layer based on polystyrene foam. The paper-based material may be paper or paperboard.

The faceted half pipe 1 of the lining of both sides and the bottom is made of separate flat parts, which are sandwich panels, while one of the front layers on the basis of paper consists of elements separate from each other, forming the faces of the half pipe of the lining of both sides and the bottom.

The toy is made as follows. The faceted half-pipe 1 in the edge parts contains through holes, providing the possibility of its fixation to the protrusions made along the perimeter of the horizontal frame longitudinal element 6.

Images of sails are printed on sheets of plastic (polyethylene), and two-sided printing is carried out on sheets of plastic. Parts are cut along the contour of the printed sails with their separation or weakening in the plastic sheets with slots for subsequent separation during assembly of the ship model. Images are printed on sheets of paper or cardboard, while one-sided printing on rectangular sheets is carried out with the formation of the contours and lines of parts with UV offset paints. Then, sandwich panels are fabricated, with any adhesive composition (adhesive) being applied to the entire back side (not containing images) of sheets of paper or cardboard. A layer of expanded polystyrene is glued to both sheets of paper or cardboard so that the sandwich panel has two outer layers of paper or cardboard and an inner layer of expanded polystyrene.

Withstand the resulting layered material under the pressure of a load or press. Parts are cut along the contour of the printed images with their separation or weakening in the layered material with slots for subsequent separation during the assembly of the ship model. In addition, they carry out the die-cutting of elements in the form of simple geometric figures, mainly triangles, on one of the front layers of the parts forming a faceted half-pipe 1, so that in the assembly the skin has an external surface in the form of faces.

Actually, the cutting is carried out with knives with sharp edges, cutting through plastic, cardboard or paper. The knives have a cutting angle of 30 ° -110 ° and are made of laser-hardened spring steel chemically etched.

Next, the toys are assembled. A vertical frame longitudinal element 2, transverse elements 5, a horizontal frame longitudinal element 6, a faceted half pipe 1, masts and sails are fixed with slots, protrusions and through holes relative to each other.

Claims (4)

1. A collapsible spatial toy in the form of a ship model, including a hull consisting of separate flat parts interconnected, the sheathing of both sides and the bottom is a faceted half-pipe, characterized in that it additionally contains a vertical frame longitudinal element made with deaf the slots extending to the edge of the frame longitudinal element and interacting with mating blind slots formed on the transverse elements, and also contains a horizontal frame longitudinal element of with through-holes, cooperating with protrusions existing on the transverse elements, wherein the vertical and horizontal frame longitudinal members, cross members and casing form a spatial grating, and all the flat parts toys are sandwich panels. 2. The toy according to claim 1, characterized in that it further comprises masts made of separate flat parts with fastening elements in the form of blind slots, through holes and protrusions, and sails made of plastic-based film. 3. A toy according to claim 2, characterized in that the sandwich panels are made of two outer layers based on paper and an inner layer based on polystyrene foam. 4. A toy according to claim 3, characterized in that the faceted half-tube of the skin of both sides and the bottom is made of separate flat parts, which are sandwich panels, while one of the front layers based on paper consists of elements separate from each other, forming the edges of the half-pipe casing of both sides and bottom.

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