TWI480082B - Toy - Google Patents

Description

toy

The present invention relates to a toy in which a part of a toy is unfolded.

In previous toys, it was known that a part would be unfolded and the contents could be contained inside.

For example, in the human body described in Patent Document 1, an opening is provided in one of the hollow trunk portions, and a storage box is provided inside the opening. After the storage box is stored, it is locked by the lock mechanism, and the movable portion such as the arm of the movable person body can be released, and the storage device can be used to protrude the storage object to the outside of the trunk portion.

Thereby, a person who plays a game with a human body can take out a hairbrush or a comb or the like stored in a storage box to comb the hair of the human body, or wear a hair accessory to play the game.

[Previous Technical Literature] [Patent Literature]

Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. Hei 10-118340

However, in the above-mentioned toy as described above, since the storage box protrudes from the trunk portion, it is convenient for storing the props required for playing the human body, but the protrusion of the storage box means only the storage and storage. The props, as a toy that pursues unexpected changes, still have room for improvement without change.

Accordingly, the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to provide a toy which is rich in unexpected changes.

The toy of the present invention comprises: a toy body; the first and second openings are provided in the toy body; and the accommodating space communicates with the outside of the toy body via the first and second openings; and the first closing member Provided in the first opening, the closed state in which the first opening is closed and the open state in which the first opening is opened are obtained; and the second closing member is provided in the second opening to obtain a closed state in which the second opening is closed And an open state in which the second opening is opened; the first energizing mechanism is disposed in the first opening, and the first closing member is energized in an open state; and the second energizing mechanism is disposed in the second opening, The second closing member is energized in an open state; the first holding mechanism is provided in the first opening, and the first closing member is held in a closed state against the energization of the first energizing mechanism; and the second holding mechanism Provided in the second opening, the second closing member is held in a closed state against the energization of the second energizing mechanism; the operating portion; and the releasing mechanism are released according to the operation of the operating portion The holding of the first holding mechanism and the holding of the second holding mechanism are performed; and when the first operation is performed in the operation unit, the release mechanism releases the holding of the first holding mechanism and the holding of the second holding mechanism at different times; When the second operation is performed, the holding of the first holding mechanism and the holding of the second holding mechanism can be released substantially simultaneously.

Furthermore, the first opening and the second opening may be separate openings that are physically separated from each other, and at least a part of each other may be connected to form one opening. At this time, in the one opening, the closed state and the open state of the first closing member correspond to the first opening, and the closed state and the open state of the second closing member correspond to the second opening.

Further, in the toy of the present invention, the first closing member may include the first engaged portion, and the first holding mechanism may include the first engaging portion, and the first holding mechanism may be configured by the first engaging portion. The first engagement member is engaged with the first closure member to hold the first closure member in a closed state, the second closure member includes a second engaged portion, and the second holding mechanism includes a second card In the joint portion, the second holding means can be held in a closed state by the second engaging portion being engaged with the second engaged portion of the second closing member.

Further, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the first operating member is configured to engage the first engaging portion of the first holding member with the first engaged portion of the first closing member. And a second operating member that moves the second engaging portion of the second holding mechanism in a direction to release the engagement with the second engaged portion of the second closing member; In the operation of the operation unit, the first operating member moves from the initial position to the operating position with respect to the toy body, thereby moving the first engaging portion, and the second operating member is opposed to the second operating member by the operation of the operating portion The toy body is moved from the initial position to the operating position, whereby the second engaging portion is moved.

Further, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the first operation is an operation of rotating the operation unit in the first direction, and the second operation is an operation of rotating the operation unit in a second direction opposite to the first direction. .

Further, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the release mechanism includes a cam member that rotates in accordance with the rotation of the operation portion, and the cam member abuts the first operation member and the second operation member, and is provided with the a first cam portion that moves the operating member from the initial position to the operating position, and a second cam portion that moves the second operating member from the initial position to the operating position, and the cam member of the first cam portion and the second cam portion The upper central angle is different from a central angle of the first abutting position at which the first operating member abuts against the cam member and the cam member abutting the second abutting position of the cam member.

Further, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the cam member is provided with a third cam portion that moves the first operating member from the initial position to the operating position, and the second operating member is moved from the initial position to the operating position. In the fourth cam portion, a central angle of the cam member of the third cam portion and the fourth cam portion is equal to a first contact position at which the first operating member abuts against the cam member and the second operating member a central angle of the cam member connected to the second abutting position of the cam member.

Furthermore, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that when the operation unit is rotated in the first direction from the state in which the first operation member and the second operation member are both at the initial position, the first cam portion is The third operating portion moves the first operating member before the third operating portion moves the first operating member, and the second cam portion moves the second operating member before the fourth operating portion moves the second operating member.

Furthermore, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that when the operation unit is rotated in the second direction from the state in which the first operation member and the second operation member are both at the initial position, the third cam portion is The first operating unit moves the first operating member before moving the first operating member, and the fourth cam portion moves the second operating member before the second operating portion moves the second operating member, and the third cam The first moving member and the second operating member are moved substantially simultaneously with the fourth cam portion.

Further, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the first operation is an operation of moving the operation unit in the first direction, and the second operation is an operation of moving the operation unit in a direction opposite to the first direction.

Further, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the first operation is an operation of rotating the operation unit in the first direction, and the second operation is an operation of rotating the operation unit in a direction opposite to the first direction.

Moreover, the toy of the present invention may be configured to include a housing member that can be accommodated in the accommodation space.

Further, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the storage member is provided with a performance mechanism, and the performance mechanism performs the performance based on the first closure member or the second closure member being in an open state.

Furthermore, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the performance mechanism includes a movable member movable between a position close to a surface of the receiving member and a position away from the living mechanism, and the movable member is separated from a surface of the receiving member. In the direction-enhancing elastic member, when the first and/or second closing members are in a closed state, the movable member is in contact with the elastic member by abutting against the first and/or second closing members. When the first and/or second closing members are in an open state, the elastic member is moved in a direction away from the surface of the receiving member when the first and/or second closing members are in an open state.

Further, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the performance mechanism includes a light-emitting portion and a push switch, and the push switch is switchable between an ON state protruding from a surface of the housing member and a disconnected state with respect to a surface being pressed. When the first and/or second closing members are in a closed state, they are pressed against the surface of the receiving member by abutting against the first and/or second closing members, thereby being disconnected. When the first and/or second closing members are in an open state, the light-emitting portion is in an ON state when the pressing switch is in an OFF state, and the light-emitting portion is in an ON state. When the switch is turned from the off state to the on state, it becomes a light-emitting state.

Moreover, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the accommodation member includes at least the first housing member and the second housing member.

Furthermore, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the accommodating space includes a first accommodating space that communicates with the outside of the toy body via the first opening, and a second accommodating space that communicates with the outside of the toy body via the second opening. In the accommodating space, the first accommodating member may be housed in the first accommodating space, and the second accommodating member may be housed in the second accommodating space.

Further, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that at least a part of the image of the human figure doll, the animal, the automobile, or the like is formed by the first storage member and the second storage member being coupled to each other.

Further, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the toy body includes a center member provided with an operation portion and a peripheral member connectable to the center member, and at least the first opening is provided in the peripheral member.

Further, in the toy according to the present invention, the first operating member may include a center side portion on the side of the center member and a peripheral side portion on the side of the peripheral member, and the center side portion and the peripheral side portion may be at the center The member can be interlocked when connected to the peripheral member.

Further, in the toy of the present invention, the center side portion may be coupled to the peripheral side portion by being in contact with the peripheral side portion when the center member is connected to the peripheral member.

Furthermore, the toy of the present invention may be configured such that the toy body is shaped to mimic a humanoid doll or animal including a trunk portion and a limb, the center member forming the trunk portion, and the peripheral member forming the limb portion.

According to the toy of the present invention, different changes can be performed by the operation of the operation portion, so that a toy rich in unexpected changes can be provided.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the toy 10 according to the embodiment of the present invention includes a toy body 20 including a trunk portion 21 as a center member and a limb member which is a peripheral member attached to the trunk portion 21 in an active state. The pair of left and right arm portions 22 (22L, 22R), the pair of left and right leg portions 23 (23L, 23R), and the head portion 24 attached to the upper portion of the trunk portion 21.

The left and right arm portions 22L and 22R and the left and right leg portions 23L and 23R are detachably and rotatable by the respective portion holding portions 30 provided on the right and left side surfaces and the bottom surface of the trunk portion 21 (see FIG. 4).

A rotary handle 51 constituting the operation unit 50 is rotatably attached to the back surface of the trunk portion 21. The rotary knob 51 is connected to a release mechanism 52 that releases the holding mechanism 29 to be described later.

As shown in FIG. 3, the arm portion 22, the leg portion 23, and the trunk portion 21 each include an opening 25, a receiving space 26 communicating with the outside of the toy body 20 through the opening 25, and an opening 25 provided to close the opening. The closing member of the closed state of 25 and the open state of the opening 25 is the door 27.

Fig. 5 is a perspective view of the trunk portion 21 in an open state, Fig. 6(A) is a perspective view showing an open state of the trunk portion, and Fig. 6(B) is an enlarged view showing a configuration of the hinge portion.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, a bearing portion 212 is provided to protrude from the front side of the toy body 20 at two portions of the lower portion of the front surface of the trunk body 211. A bearing portion 271 is provided to protrude from the lower end portion of the door 27 corresponding to the bearing portion 212 of the trunk portion body 211. The two bearing portions 212 and 271 are disposed to sandwich each other, and the rotating shaft 31 is attached to the two bearing portions 212 and 271. Further, a spring 28 that is an energizing means that energizes the direction in which the door 27 is opened (open state) is attached to the rotating shaft 31.

Therefore, the door 27 is always energized in the direction in which the front side of the toy body 20 protrudes (in the direction toward the open state).

On the front surface of the upper wall 213 of the trunk body 211, an engaging claw 214 that is an engaging portion of the holding mechanism 29 that holds the door 27 in a closed state against the spring 28 is provided. The engaging claw 214 is always energized by an energizing means (not shown) such as a spring in the engaging direction (direction A in the drawing), but is turned back by the direction in which the door 27 is closed (in the direction of being closed). The engaging claw 214 abuts against the engaged portion 272 of the same holding mechanism 29 on the upper end surface of the door 27, and is movable in the liberation direction (direction B in the drawing) against the energization of the energizing mechanism. Further, when the engaged claw 214 passes over the engaging claw 214, the engaging claw 214 is again moved in the engaging direction by the energizing means, and is engaged with the engaged portion 272. Therefore, by closing the door 27 (in the closed state), the engaging claw 214 and the engaged portion 272 are automatically brought into engagement, and the door 27 is kept in the closed state.

Further, the engaging claw 214 can be moved in the liberation direction by the trunk portion operating member 553, which will be described later.

On the other hand, as described above, the engaged portion 272 constituting the holding mechanism 29 is provided on the upper end surface of the door 27. The engaged portion 272 is engaged with the engaging claw 214 of the trunk body 211 to be in an engaged state, and the door 27 is kept in a closed state.

Further, when the engaged portion 272 is engaged with the engaging claw 214 in the closed state, when the trunk operating member 553 moves the engaging claw 214 in the B direction (the liberation direction) in the drawing, the engaged portion 272 is self-contained. The engagement state of the engaging claws 214 is released. That is, since the holding of the engaging claw 214 and the engaged portion 272 (that is, the holding mechanism 29) of the door 27 is released, the door 27 is opened to the front by the biasing force of the spring 28, and is opened.

Fig. 7 is a view showing a configuration of the right arm portion 22R, Fig. 8 is a view showing a configuration of the left arm portion 22L, and Fig. 9 is a schematic configuration view of the right arm portion 22R. Further, since the left and right arm portions 22 include a common configuration, the right arm 22R will be described.

As shown in FIGS. 7 and 9, a bearing portion 222 is provided to protrude from the outer side of the toy body 20 at two portions of the upper portion and the lower portion of the front surface of the arm body 221. A bearing portion 271 is provided to protrude from the upper and lower portions of the door 27 corresponding to the bearing portion 222 of the arm body 221. The two bearing portions 222 and 271 are disposed to sandwich each other, and the rotating shaft 31 is attached to the two bearing portions 222 and 271.

Further, a spring 28 that is an energizing means that energizes the direction in which the door 27 is opened (open state) is attached to the rotating shaft 31.

Therefore, the door 27 is always energized in the direction in which it protrudes toward the outer side of the toy body 20 (in the direction toward the open state).

On the front surface of the side wall 223 of the arm body 221, an engaging claw 224, which is an engaging portion of the holding mechanism 29 that holds the door 27 in a closed state against the ability of the spring 28, is provided. The engaging claw 224 is always energized by an energizing means (not shown) such as a spring in the engaging direction (direction A in the drawing), but is turned back by the direction in which the door 27 is closed (in the direction of being closed). The engaging claw 224 abuts against the engaged portion 272 of the same holding mechanism 29 on the end surface of the door 27, and is movable in the liberation direction (direction B in the drawing) against the energization of the energizing mechanism. Further, when the engaged claw 224 passes over the engaging claw 224, the engaging claw 224 is again moved in the engaging direction by the energizing mechanism, and is engaged with the engaged portion 272. Therefore, by closing the door 27 (in the closed state), the engaging claw 224 and the engaged portion 272 are automatically brought into engagement, and the door 27 is kept in the closed state.

Further, the engaging claws 224 can be moved in the liberation direction by the arm operating members 552 and 554, and will be described later in detail.

On the other hand, as described above, the engaged portion 272 constituting the holding mechanism 29 is provided on the end surface of the door 27. The engaged portion 272 is engaged with the engaging claw 224 of the arm body 221 to be in an engaged state, and the door 27 is kept in a closed state.

When the engaged portion 272 and the engaging claw 224 are engaged with each other, the peripheral side portions 552B and 554B of the arm operating members 552 and 554 move the engaging claw 224 in the B direction (liberation direction) in the drawing. Then, the engaged portion 272 is opened from the engagement with the engaging claw 224. That is, since the holding of the engaging claw 224 and the engaged portion 272 (that is, the holding mechanism 29) of the door 27 is released, the door 27 is opened to the outside by the biasing force of the spring 28, and is opened.

Fig. 10 is a perspective view of the right leg portion 23R in an open state, Fig. 11 is a perspective view of the left leg portion 23L in an open state, Fig. 12(A) is a perspective view of the right leg portion 22R, and Fig. 12(B) shows a hinge. A magnified view of the department.

Further, since the left and right leg portions 23L and 23R include a common configuration, the right leg 23R will be described.

As shown in FIGS. 10 and 12, a bearing portion 232 is provided to protrude from the outer side of the toy body 20 at two portions of the upper portion and the lower portion of the front surface of the leg body 231. A bearing portion 271 is provided to protrude from the upper and lower portions of the door 27 corresponding to the bearing portion 232 of the leg body 231. The two bearing portions 232 and 271 are disposed to sandwich each other, and the rotating shaft 31 is attached to the two bearing portions 232 and 271.

Further, a spring 28 that is an energizing means that energizes the direction in which the door 27 is opened (open state) is attached to the rotating shaft 31.

Therefore, the door 27 is always energized in the direction in which it protrudes toward the outer side of the toy body 20 (in the direction toward the open state).

On the front surface of the upper wall 233 of the leg body 231, an engaging claw 234 which is an engaging portion of the holding mechanism 29 that holds the door 27 in a closed state against the biasing force of the spring 28 is provided. The engaging claw 234 is always energized by an energizing means (not shown) such as a spring in the engaging direction (direction A in the drawing), but is turned back by the direction in which the door 27 is closed (in the direction of being closed). The engaging claw 234 abuts against the engaged portion 272 of the same holding mechanism 29 on the upper end surface of the door 27, and is movable in the liberation direction (direction B in the drawing) against the energization of the energizing mechanism. Further, when the engagement claw 234 passes over the engagement claw 234, the engagement claw 234 is again moved in the engagement direction by the energizing mechanism, and is engaged with the engaged portion 272. Therefore, by closing the door 27 (in the closed state), the engaging claw 234 and the engaged portion 272 are automatically brought into engagement, and the door 27 is kept in the closed state.

Further, the engaging claws 234 can be moved in the liberation direction by the leg operating members 551 and 555, and will be described later in detail.

On the other hand, as described above, the engaged portion 272 constituting the holding mechanism 29 is provided on the upper end surface of the door 27. The engaged portion 272 is engaged with the engaging claw 234 of the leg body 231 to be in an engaged state, and the door 27 is kept in a closed state.

In the closed state in which the engaged portion 272 is engaged with the engaging claw 234, when the peripheral side portions 551B and 555B of the arm operating members 551 and 555 move the engaging claw 234 in the direction B in the figure, they are engaged. The portion 272 is opened from the engagement state with the engagement claw 234. In other words, since the engagement of the engagement claw 234 and the engaged portion 272 (that is, the holding mechanism 29) is released, the door 27 is opened to the outside by the biasing force of the spring 28, and is opened.

Next, the release mechanism 52 that releases the holding of the door 27 by the holding mechanism 29 will be described in detail.

As shown in FIG. 13 , FIG. 14 and FIG. 16 , a rotating shaft 53 is rotatably provided inside the trunk portion 21 , and a rear end of the rotating shaft 53 protrudes rearward from the trunk portion 21 and is attached with a rotating handle 51 by rotation. The knob 51 is rotated to rotate the rotary shaft 53. The rotating shaft 53 is rotatable in a clockwise direction (CW1) and a counterclockwise direction (CW2) as viewed from the back of the toy 10.

Further, a plurality of cam members 54 are integrally attached to the rotating shaft 53 via the separator 531, and the plurality of cam members 54 are rotatable in accordance with the rotation of the rotating shaft 53. Further, the plurality of cam members 54 respectively correspond to one of the plurality of operating members 55 constituting the releasing mechanism 52.

Further, the operation member 55 includes a trunk portion operation member 553, a left arm operation member 552, a right arm operation member 554, a left leg operation member 551, and a right leg operation member 555. The trunk portion operation member 553 is a member including a motion side lever 553A and a peripheral side transmission member 553E that is bent rightward, and the engagement claw 214 of the trunk portion 21 is moved in the liberation direction, and the engaged portion 272 is self-engaged. The engagement state is opened, and the release mechanism 29 (the engagement claw 214 and the engaged portion 272) is released from the door 27 in the closed state.

The left arm operating member 552, the right arm operating member 554, the left leg operating member 551, and the right leg operating member 555 each include an operating lever 552A, 554A, 551A, 555A and a center side transmitting member included in the trunk portion 21 as a center member. 552B, 554B, 551B, 555B, and peripheral side transmission members 552E, 554E included in the arm portion 22 and the leg portion 23 as peripheral members, 551E (not shown), 555E. Further, the left arm operating member 552, the right arm operating member 554, the left leg operating member 551, and the right leg operating member 555 are members that engage the engaging claws 224 of the left arm 22L and the engaging claws 224 of the right arm 22R, respectively. The engaging claws 234 of the leg 23L and the engaging claws 234 of the right leg 23R move in the liberation direction, and the engaged portion 272 is opened from the engaged state, and the holding mechanism 29 is released from the closed state of the door 27.

Further, the operating levers 551A, 552A, 554A, and 555A, and the center side transmitting members 551B, 552B, 554B, and 555B, and the peripheral side transmitting members 551E, 552E, 554E, and 555E are respectively provided in the trunk portion 21 as the center member, as the periphery. The arm portion 22 or the leg portion 23 of the member can be separated from each other by separating the arm portion 22 or the leg portion 23 from the trunk portion 21. Further, when the arm portion 22 or the leg portion 23 is attached to the trunk portion 21 (at the time of connection), the center side transmission members 551B, 552B, 554B, and 555B are in contact with the peripheral side transmission members 551E, 552E, 554E, and 555E (Fig. 13. The state shown in Figs. 14 and 15), and the two members can be interlocked.

FIG. 14 is a view for explaining the actions of the left arm operating member 552 and the trunk portion operating member 553. In addition, since the right arm operation member 554 is the same operation as the left arm operation member 552, description thereof will be omitted.

The operation of the left arm operating member 552 will be described. First, the cam member 54 corresponding to the left arm operating member 552 abuts against the operating lever 552A constituting the left arm operating member 552, and moves the operating lever 552A toward the outside of the trunk portion 21 (ie, , moving from the initial position to the action position). Next, the driven member 552C that abuts on the operating lever 552A rotates around the shaft 552D. Thereby, the center side transmission member 552B is moved outward (that is, moved from the initial position to the operation position), and the peripheral side transmission member 552E abutting on the center side transmission member 552B is rotated about the axis 552F (ie, from the initial The position is moved to the action position), so that the engaging claw 224 is forced to move in the liberation direction. In other words, the action lever 552A, the center side transmission member 552B, and the peripheral side transmission member 552E constituting the right arm operation member 552 are moved from the initial position to the operation position, respectively, and the engagement claw 224 is forced to move in the liberation direction, so that the engagement is performed. The engagement state between the claw 224 and the engaged portion 272 is released, and the holding of the door 27 in the closed state is released.

Next, the operation of the trunk portion operation member 553 will be described. First, the cam member 54 corresponding to the trunk portion operation member 553 abuts against the operation lever 553 constituting the trunk portion operation member 553, and moves the operation lever 553 to the outside of the trunk portion 21. (ie, moving from the initial position to the action position). Then, the peripheral side transmission member 553E that abuts against the operating lever 553 rotates around the shaft 553F (that is, moves from the initial position to the operating position), and thus the engaging claw 214 is forced to move in the liberation direction. In other words, the operating lever 553A and the peripheral transmitting member 553E that constitute the trunk operating member 553 move from the initial position to the operating position, and the engaging claw 214 is forced to move in the ejecting direction. Therefore, the engaging claw 214 and the engaged portion 272 are engaged. The engagement state is released, and the hold of the door 27 in the closed state is released.

Fig. 15 is a view for explaining the operation of the right leg operating member 555. Further, since the left leg operating member 551 is the same as the right leg operating member 555, the description thereof will be omitted.

The operation of the right leg operating member 555 will be described. First, the cam member 54 corresponding to the right leg operating member 554 abuts against the operating lever 555A constituting the right leg operating member 555, and moves the operating lever 555A to the outside of the trunk portion 21 (ie, , moving from the initial position to the action position). Next, the automatic member 555C that abuts on the operating lever 555A rotates around the shaft 555D. Thereby, the center side transmission member 555B moves to the outside of the trunk portion 21 (that is, moves from the initial position to the operation position), and the peripheral side transmission member 555E that abuts against the center side transmission member 555B rotates around the shaft 555F. The engaging claw 234 is forced to move in the liberation direction. In other words, the operating lever 555A, the center-side transmitting member 555B, and the peripheral-side transmitting member 555E that constitute the right-leg operating member 555 move from the initial position to the operating position, respectively, and the engaging claw 234 is forced to move in the liberating direction, so that the engaging member is engaged. The engagement state between the claw 234 and the engaged portion 272 is released, and the holding of the door 27 in the closed state is released.

As shown in FIGS. 13 and 16, the operating levers 551A, 552A, 553A, 554A, and 555A of the respective operating members 55 abut against the corresponding cam members 54, respectively, and are engaged from the initial position as described above. The portion is released from the engagement state with the engaging claw, and the movement position of the holding of the door 27 in the closed state is released.

Further, the operating levers 551A, 552A, 553A, 554A, and 555A are always energized toward the initial position by a spring (not shown) which is an energizing means, and are closed in the closed region 54C of the cam member 54 (lower region, refer to Figure 16) Revert to the initial position.

As shown in FIG. 16, the cam plate 541 for moving the left leg operating member 551 for releasing the left leg door 27 includes a cam portion 541A which is at a reference position with respect to the figure (left leg operating member 551). When there is only a rotation angle θ1 in the clockwise direction CW1, the left leg operating member 551 is operated (moving from the initial position to the operating position), and the cam plate 541 includes the cam portion 541B, and the cam portion 541B is When the angle Φ 1 is rotated only in the counterclockwise direction CW2 with respect to the reference position, the left leg operating member 551 is operated (moving from the initial position to the operating position).

Here, for example, θ1 = 45° and Φ 1 = 175° can be set.

As shown in Fig. 17, the cam plate 542 for moving the left arm operating member 552 for releasing the left arm door 27 includes a cam portion 542A which is at a reference position with respect to the figure (left arm operating member 552). When there is only a rotation angle θ2 in the clockwise direction CW1, the left arm operating member 552 is operated (moving from the initial position to the operating position), and the cam plate 542 includes the cam portion 542B, and the cam portion 542B is When the angle Φ 2 is only rotated in the counterclockwise direction CW2 with respect to the reference position, the left arm operating member 552 is operated (moved from the initial position to the operating position).

Here, for example, θ2 = 45° and Φ 2 = 45° can be set.

As shown in Fig. 18, the cam plate 543 for moving the trunk operating member 553 for releasing the door 27 of the trunk portion 21 includes a cam portion 543A which is at a reference position with respect to the figure (the trunk portion operating member) When the clockwise direction CW1 is only rotated by the angle θ3, the trunk portion operating member 553 is moved (moved to the outside of the trunk portion 21, that is, moved from the initial position to the operating position), and the cam plate 543 is moved. comprising a cam portion 543B, 543B in the portion of the cam with respect to the reference position, when Φ 3 counterclockwise rotation angle CW2 only the trunk operation member 553 is operated (moved to the outside of the body portion 21, i.e., from the initial position The action position moves).

Here, for example, θ3=45° and Φ3 =285° can be set.

As shown in FIG. 19, the cam plate 544 for moving the right arm operating member 554 for releasing the holding of the right arm door 27 includes a cam portion 544A which is at a reference position with respect to the figure (right arm operating member 554). When the clockwise direction CW1 is only rotated by the angle θ4, the right arm operating member 554 is operated (moving from the initial position to the operating position), and the cam plate 544 includes the cam portion 544B, and the cam portion 544B is When the angle Φ 4 is only rotated in the counterclockwise direction CW2 with respect to the reference position, the right arm operating member 554 is operated (moved from the initial position to the operating position).

Here, for example, θ4=45° and Φ4 =105° can be set.

As shown in FIG. 20, the cam plate 545 that moves the right leg operating member 555 for releasing the retention of the right leg door 27 includes a cam portion 545A that is at a reference position with respect to the figure (right leg action member 555). When the clockwise direction CW1 is only rotated by the angle θ5, the right leg operating member 555 is operated (moving from the initial position to the operating position), and the cam plate 545 includes the cam portion 545B, and the cam portion 545B is When the angle Φ 5 is only rotated in the counterclockwise direction CW2 with respect to the reference position, the right leg operating member 555 is operated (moving from the initial position to the operating position).

Here, for example, θ5=45° and Φ5 =225° can be set.

In the following, the operation of the right arm operating member 554 as the first operating member and the right leg operating member 555 in the present invention as the second operating member in the present invention will be described below. Furthermore, the other operating members 55 are also considered in the same manner.

The cam plate 544 that moves the right arm operating member 554 as the first operating member from the initial position to the operating position includes a cam portion 544B that is a first cam portion that operates the right arm operating member 554 when rotating in the clockwise direction CW1, and The third cam portion 544A that operates the right arm operating member 554 when rotating in the counterclockwise direction CW2.

Further, the cam plate 545 that moves the right leg operating member 555 as the second operating member from the initial position to the operating position includes the cam portion 545B that is the second cam portion that operates the right leg operating member 555 when rotating in the clockwise direction CW1. And the fourth cam portion 545A that operates the right leg operating member 555 when rotating in the counterclockwise direction CW2.

First, a case where the first operation is performed on the operation unit 50, that is, a case where the rotary knob 51 is rotated in the clockwise direction CW1 as the first direction will be described.

In the present embodiment, the cam portion 544B serving as the first cam portion and the central portion L1 of the cam member as the cam portion 545B serving as the second cam portion when the cam member 54 is rotated in the clockwise direction CW1 are configured as follows: The angle L2 is different, that is, the first abutting position P1 at which the right arm operating member 554 as the first operating member abuts against the cam plate 544 and the right leg operating member 555 as the second operating member abut against the cam plate 545 2 abuts the central angle L2 of the cam member at the position P2. That is, L1 ≠ L2.

Therefore, when the cam member 54 is rotated in the clockwise direction CW1 (that is, when the first operation is performed on the rotary handle 51 as the operation unit 50 (when rotating in the first direction)), the right arm operation member 554 is operated. There is a deviation (i.e., difference) from the period in which the right leg operating member 555 operates.

On the other hand, a case where the second operation is performed on the operation unit 50, that is, the rotation knob 51 is rotated in the counterclockwise direction CW2 as the second direction will be described. The situation.

In the present embodiment, the cam portion 544A serving as the third cam portion and the central angle L3 of the cam member of the cam portion 545A serving as the fourth cam portion when the cam member 54 is rotated in the counterclockwise direction CW2 are configured as the first The abutment position P1 is the same as the central angle L2 of the cam member of the second abutment position P2. That is, L3 = L2.

Therefore, when the cam member 54 is rotated in the counterclockwise direction CW2 (that is, when the second operation is performed on the rotary handle 51 as the operation unit 50 (when rotating in the second direction)), the right arm operation member 554 is operated. The period of operation with the right leg operating member 555 is simultaneous.

In addition, when the right arm operating member 554 as the first operating member and the right leg operating member 555 as the second operating member are in the initial position, the rotating handle 51 is rotated in the clockwise direction CW1 as the first direction. The cam portion 544B as the first cam portion moves the right arm operating member 554 before the right arm operating member 554 moves the cam portion 544A as the third cam portion, and the cam portion 545B as the second cam portion serves as the fourth The cam portion 545A of the cam portion moves the right leg operating member 555 before moving the right leg operating member 555. The reason is that it is composed of (360°-θ4)> 4, (360°-θ5)> 5.

In addition, when the right arm operating member 554 as the first operating member and the right leg operating member 555 as the second operating member are in the initial position, the rotating handle 51 is rotated in the counterclockwise direction CW2 as the second direction. The cam portion 544A as the third cam portion moves the right arm operating member 554 before the right arm operating member 554 moves the cam portion 544B as the first cam portion, and the cam portion 545A as the fourth cam portion serves as the second The cam portion 545B of the cam portion moves the right leg operating member 555 before moving the right leg operating member 555. The reason for this is that (360° - Φ 4 > θ4, (360° - Φ 5) > θ5.

Further, as described above, the right arm operating member 554 and the right leg operating member 555 are moved substantially simultaneously with the cam portion 544A as the third cam portion and the cam portion 545A as the fourth cam portion.

In the above, only the operation of the right arm operating member 554 as the first operating member and the right leg operating member 555 in the present invention as the second operating member in the present invention has been described. In the example, it should be easily understood that any of the left leg operating member 551, the left arm operating member 552, the trunk operating member 553, the right arm operating member 554, and the right leg operating member 555 is referred to as the present invention. Each of the first operation member and the second operation member has the same operation as the first cam portion, the second cam portion, the third cam portion, and the fourth cam portion.

Based on the above, the operation of the toy 10 when the rotary handle 51 as the operation unit 50 is rotated will be described.

First, when the rotary knob 51 is rotated by 45° in the counterclockwise direction CW2 (the second operation is performed, that is, rotated in the second direction), since θi=45° (i=1 to 5), all the operation members 55 are The cam member 54 moves substantially simultaneously from the initial position to the operating position. Thereby, among the trunk portion 21, the arm portion 22, and the leg portion 23, the trunk portion operating member 553, the left arm operating member 552, the right arm operating member 554, the left leg operating member 551, and the right leg operating member 555 are respectively Since the engaging claws 214, 224, 224, 234, and 234 are moved in the liberation direction, the holding of all the doors 27 of the trunk portion 21, the arm portion 22, and the leg portion 23 is substantially simultaneously released. Therefore, all the doors 27 are unfolded at substantially the same time (become open).

On the other hand, when the rotary knob 51 is rotated by 45° in the clockwise direction CW1 (the first operation is performed, that is, rotated in the first direction), Φ 2 = 45° and Φ 2 < Φ 4 < Φ 1 < Φ 5< Φ 3, the left arm operating member 552 is moved to the operating position by the cam portion 542B of the cam plate 542 before the other operating members. Therefore, the door 27 of the left arm 22L is unfolded (opened).

Then, if the rotary knob 51 is rotated by 60° in the clockwise direction CW1, since Φ 4 = 105° and Φ 4 < Φ 1 < Φ 5 < Φ 3 , the left leg operating member 551, the right leg operating member 555, and the torso Before the partial operating member 553, the right arm operating member 554 is moved to the operating position by the cam portion 544B of the cam plate 544, so that the door 27 of the right arm 22R is deployed (opened).

When the rotary handle 51 is further rotated by 70° in the clockwise direction CW1, since Φ 1 = 175° and Φ 1 < Φ 5 < Φ 3 , the left leg moves before the right leg operating member 555 and the trunk operating member 553. Since the member 551 is moved to the operating position by the cam portion 541B of the cam plate 541, the door 27 of the left leg 23L is unfolded (opened).

Then, if the rotary knob 51 is rotated by 50° in the clockwise direction CW1, since Φ 5 = 225° and Φ 5 < Φ 3 , the right leg operating member 555 is camped by the cam plate 545 before the trunk portion operating member 553. Since the portion 545B moves to the operating position, the door 27 of the right leg 23R is unfolded.

When the rotary knob 51 is further rotated by 60° in the clockwise direction CW1, the trunk portion operating member 553 is moved to the operating position by the cam portion 543B of the cam plate 543. Therefore, the door 27 of the trunk portion 21 is unfolded (opened).

In other words, when the rotary knob 51 is rotated in the clockwise direction CW1 (when the first operation is performed in the first direction), the doors of the left arm, the right arm, the left leg, the right leg, and the trunk portion are respectively 27 staggered periods (ie, at different times, timings) are sequentially expanded (become open).

Further, various housing members 40 can be accommodated in the housing space 26 of the trunk portion 21, the arm portion 22, and the leg portion 23.

As shown in FIG. 21, for example, the body of the patrol car 41 can be accommodated in the accommodating space 26 of the trunk portion 21, and the wheel 42 can be accommodated in the accommodating space 26 of the arm portion 22 and the leg portion 23, respectively. There is a wheel of the machine gun). Further, the door 27 is omitted in FIG.

As described above, after the vehicle body and the wheel portion are housed in the accommodating space 26 and the door 27 is closed, when the rotary handle 51 is rotated as described above, the door 27 is opened and accommodated in the accommodating space 26 The body of the patrol car 41 and the wheel 42 on which the machine gun is formed are exposed on the surface of the toy 10 (see Fig. 22). Therefore, the shape of the toy can be changed to be unpredictable when the door 27 is closed.

Further, a light-emitting unit (patrol light 411) and a sounding device as a performance mechanism may be provided in the body of the patrol car 41, and the patrol light 411 may be turned off while the alarm is sounded in response to the door 27 being opened. .

At this time, the push switch 412 which is the execution switch of the above-described performance is provided in advance on the vehicle body of the patrol car 41. The push switch 412 can be switched between an ON state that protrudes from the surface of the body of the patrol car 41 and a disconnected state that is depressed relative to the surface. Further, the door 27 of the trunk portion 21 is in contact with the push switch 412 that is in the closed state, and is pressed against the pusher switch 412 on the vehicle body surface. When the door 27 is closed, the door 27 can be closed. The open state of the push switch 412 is maintained.

Then, when the door 27 is in the closed state, the push switch 412 is pressed against the door 27 to be in an off state. Then, when the door 27 is in the open state, the push switch 412 protrudes from the surface of the patrol car 41 and is turned on. Therefore, the execution of the patrol light 411 is turned off and the self-sounding device sounds the performance of the alarm.

Moreover, the vehicle body and the wheel portion of the patrol car 41 accommodated in the accommodating space 26 can be coupled to each other, and the patrol car 41 shown in FIG. 23 is combined by the combination.

In addition, a light-emitting portion and a sounding device as a performance mechanism may be provided in the wheel portion, and a push switch similar to that of the vehicle body may be provided, and the door 27 may be opened, and a sound emission function may be performed while the machine gun is turned off. .

Further, as an example of another housing member, a portion of the movable member that is movable between a position close to the surface of the housing member and a position to be separated is provided as a performance mechanism. For example, the movable member is a wing 43, and the housing member is a wing portion in which the above-described blade 43 is formed. Further, the wing portion is provided with a left wing portion provided with the left wing 43L and a right wing portion provided with the right wing 43R, and is housed in the accommodation space 26 of the right arm and the left arm of the toy 10 (see FIG. 24). The two wings 43L, 43R are respectively movable between a position close to the left and right wing portions and a position away from each other, and are respectively energized by the elastic members in a direction away from the surfaces of the left wing portion and the right wing portion. In other words, when the external force is not applied, the wings 43L and 43R are separated from the surfaces of the left wing portion and the right wing portion, and are expanded into a wing shape (see FIG. 24), and when accommodated in the accommodating space 26, By abutting against the door 27 facing the closed state, it is forced to move toward a position close to the surface of the left wing portion and the right wing portion while being folded against the elasticity of the elastic member. Then, when the door 27 is in the closed state, it is held at a position close to the surface of the left wing portion and the right wing portion in a state in which the wings are folded by abutting against the door 27 (see FIG. 25, further, The door 27 is omitted in 25.

When the rotary handle 51 is operated from the above state and the door 27 is opened, the wings 43L and 43R move in the direction away from the surfaces of the left wing and the right wing by the elasticity of the elastic member, and the wings are expanded into a wing shape. The performance of the state. From the form of the toy 10 in which the door 27 is in a closed state, it is difficult to predict that the 43L and 43R will be deployed from the accommodation space 26 of the left arm and the right arm, so that it is possible to change unexpectedly.

Further, the left wing portion and the right wing portion may be combined with each other to constitute a portion of the dragon 43 as shown in FIG. At this time, the portion other than the back portion (the portion formed by the left wing portion and the right wing portion) of the dragon 43 may be appropriately divided and accommodated in the housing space 26 of the trunk portion 21 and the leg portion 23 (see FIGS. 24 and 25). ). As described above, it is also possible to form a part or the whole of an image of a humanoid doll, an animal, an automobile, or the like (for example, a patrol car 41, a dragon 43) by combining the housing members housed in the housing space 26 of each unit. . Thereby, not only the accommodating member can be used for the change of the shape of the toy 10, but also other toys can be used as the detachment toy such as the patrol car 41, the dragon 43, and the toy 10 by being combined with each other.

According to the toy 10 of the embodiment of the present invention described above, the accommodating space 26 is provided inside the toy body 20, and is connected to the outside of the toy via the opening 25. At the opening 25, a door 27 that is always energized by the spring 28 to the open side as an open state is provided, and the door 27 is closed by the spring 28 against the spring 28 and held by the holding mechanism 29 to be in a closed state.

The operation unit 50 is provided in the toy body 20, and when the first operation is performed by the operation of the operation unit 50, the release mechanism 52 causes the release of the first holding mechanism 29 and the release of the other holding mechanism 29 to be performed at different times. Moreover, when the second operation is performed, the release of the first holding mechanism 29 and the release of the other holding mechanism 29 are performed substantially simultaneously.

Therefore, since the change is made by the operation of the operation unit 50, a toy 10 having an accidental nature can be provided.

The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above, but the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications and changes can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

10‧‧‧ toys

20‧‧‧ toy body

21‧‧‧ Trunk (central component)

22‧‧‧arms (peripheral components, limbs)

23‧‧‧ Legs (peripheral components, limbs)

25‧‧‧ openings

26‧‧‧ accommodating space

27‧‧‧ door (closed member)

28‧‧‧Spring (energy-producing mechanism)

29‧‧‧ Keeping institutions

40‧‧‧ Containing components

43L, 43R‧‧ wings (moving components)

50‧‧‧Operation Department

52‧‧‧Remove institutions

53‧‧‧Rotary axis

54‧‧‧Cam components

55‧‧‧Action components

214, 224, 234‧‧‧ engaging claws (engagement part)

272‧‧‧The Department of Engagement

411‧‧‧Lights (lighting section)

412‧‧‧Press switch

541, 542, 543, 544, 545‧‧‧ cam plates

541A, 541B, 542A, 542B, 543A, 543B, 544A, 544B, 545A, 545B‧‧‧ cam section

551, 555‧‧‧ leg action components

551A, 552A, 553A, 554A, 555A‧‧‧ action rods

551B, 552B, 554B, 555B‧‧‧ center side transmission members

552, 554‧‧‧ arm action components

552E, 553E, 554E‧‧‧ peripheral side transmission members

553‧‧‧body movement components

CW1‧‧‧clockwise

CW2‧‧‧ counterclockwise

L, L1, L2, L3‧‧‧ center angle

P1‧‧‧1st abutment position

P2‧‧‧2nd abutment position

5, θ5‧‧‧ angle

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a front view showing a closed state of a toy according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a rear view of the toy in a closed state according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing an example of a developed state of the toy according to the embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a perspective view of the trunk.

Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing an open state of the trunk portion.

Fig. 6(A) is a perspective view showing an open state of the trunk portion, and Fig. 6(B) is an enlarged view showing a configuration of the hinge portion.

Fig. 7 is a perspective view showing an open state of the right arm.

Fig. 8 is a perspective view showing an open state of the left arm portion.

Fig. 9(A) is a perspective view showing an open state of the right arm portion, and Fig. 9(B) is an enlarged view showing a configuration of the hinge portion.

Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing an open state of the right leg portion.

Fig. 11 is a perspective view showing an open state of the left leg portion.

Fig. 12(A) is a perspective view showing an open state of the right leg portion, and Fig. 12(B) is an enlarged view showing a configuration of the hinge portion.

Fig. 13 is a view showing the configuration of the releasing mechanism.

Fig. 14 is a view for explaining the operation of the left arm operating member and the trunk operating member.

Fig. 15 is a view for explaining the operation of the right leg operating member.

Fig. 16 is an explanatory view showing the relationship between the left leg operating member and the cam plate.

Fig. 17 is an explanatory view showing the relationship between the left arm operating member and the cam plate.

Fig. 18 is an explanatory view showing the relationship between the trunk portion operating member and the cam plate.

Fig. 19 is an explanatory view showing the relationship between the right arm operating member and the cam plate.

Fig. 20 is an explanatory view showing the relationship between the right leg operating member and the cam plate.

Fig. 21 is a perspective view showing a state in which an example of a housing member is housed.

Fig. 22 is a perspective view showing an example in which the housing member is housed and the door 27 is in an open state.

Fig. 23 is a perspective view showing a combination of one of the housing members.

Fig. 24 is a perspective view showing another example in which the housing member is housed and the door 27 is in an open state.

Fig. 25 is a perspective view showing a state in which another example of the housing member is housed.

Fig. 26 is a perspective view showing another example in which the housing members are combined with each other.

53‧‧‧Rotary axis

541, 542, 543, 544, 545‧‧‧ cam plates

544A, 544B, 545A, 545B‧‧‧ cam department

551, 555‧‧‧ leg action components

552, 554‧‧‧ arm action components

553‧‧‧body movement components

555A‧‧‧Action rod

CW1‧‧‧clockwise

CW2‧‧‧ counterclockwise

L1, L2, L3‧‧‧ center angle

P1‧‧‧1st abutment position

P2‧‧‧2nd abutment position

5, θ5‧‧‧ angle

Claims (22)

A toy comprising: a toy body; first and second openings provided in the toy body; and a receiving space communicating with the outside of the toy body via the first and second openings; the first closing member Provided in the first opening, the closed state in which the first opening is closed and the open state in which the first opening is opened are obtained; and the second closing member is provided in the second opening, and the closing of the second opening can be obtained. a state in which the second opening is opened; a first energizing mechanism provided in the first opening to energize the first closing member; and a second energizing mechanism provided in the second opening And energizing the second closing member in an open state; the first holding mechanism is disposed in the first opening, and holds the first closing member in a closed state against the energization of the first energizing mechanism; a holding mechanism provided in the second opening to hold the second closing member in a closed state against the energization of the second energizing mechanism; an operating portion; and a releasing mechanism according to the operating portion For lifting the holding and second holding means holding said first holding means of; when the above-described release mechanism in the first operation on the operation portion, the upper The holding of the first holding mechanism and the holding of the second holding mechanism are released at different times. When the second operation is performed, the holding of the first holding mechanism and the holding of the second holding mechanism can be simultaneously released. The toy according to claim 1, wherein the first closing member includes a first engaged portion, and the first holding mechanism includes a first engaging portion, and the first holding mechanism is configured by the first engaging portion The first engagement member is engaged with the first closure member to hold the first closure member in a closed state, the second closure member includes a second engaged portion, and the second holding mechanism includes a second engagement portion The second holding mechanism can hold the second closing member in a closed state by engaging the second engaging portion with the second engaged portion of the second closing member. The toy of claim 2, wherein the first operating member is configured to release the first engaging portion of the first holding mechanism to the first engaged portion of the first closing member And a second operating member that moves the second engaging portion of the second holding mechanism in a direction to release the engagement with the second engaged portion of the second closing member; The operation of the first operating member is moved from the initial position to the operating position with respect to the toy body, thereby moving the first engaging portion; By the operation of the operation unit, the second operating member is moved from the initial position to the operating position with respect to the toy body, thereby moving the second engaging portion. The toy of claim 3, wherein the first operation is an operation of rotating the operation unit in a first direction, and the second operation is an operation of rotating the operation unit in a second direction opposite to the first direction. The toy according to claim 4, wherein the release mechanism includes a cam member that rotates in accordance with rotation of the operation portion, and the cam member stacks a plurality of cam plates that abut against the first operation member and the second operation member The first cam portion that moves the first operating member from the initial position to the operating position and the second operating member that moves from the initial position to the operating position are respectively provided on the different cam plates. a cam portion; a central angle of the cam member of the first cam portion and the second cam portion is different from a position at which the first operating member abuts against the first abutting position of the cam member and the second operating member a central angle of the cam member at the second abutting position of the cam member. The toy according to claim 5, wherein the cam member is provided with a third cam portion that moves the first operating member from the initial position to the operating position and is disposed on the same cam plate as the first cam portion, and The second operating member is moved from the initial position to the operating position, and is disposed on the fourth cam portion of the cam plate in the same manner as the second cam portion; and a central angle of the cam member of the third cam portion and the fourth cam portion is equal to The first operating member abuts against the first member of the cam member The abutting position is in contact with the second operating member at a central angle of the cam member at the second abutting position of the cam member. The toy of claim 6, wherein the first cam portion is in the first state when the operation portion is rotated in the first direction from a state in which the first operation member and the second operation member are both at the initial position (3) The first operating member is moved before the cam portion moves the first operating member, and the second cam portion moves the second operating member before the fourth cam portion moves the second operating member. The toy according to claim 7, wherein the third cam portion is in the first state when the operation portion is rotated in the second direction from a state in which the first operation member and the second operation member are both at the initial position The first operating member is moved before the first cam member moves the first operating member, and the fourth cam portion moves the second operating member before the second cam portion moves the second operating member, and the third cam portion and the third cam portion The fourth cam portion simultaneously moves the first operating member and the second operating member. The toy according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the first operation is an operation of moving the operation unit in a first direction, and the second operation is to move the operation unit in a direction opposite to the first direction Operation. The toy according to claim 1, wherein the first operation is an operation of rotating the operation unit in a first direction, and the second operation is an operation of rotating the operation unit in a direction opposite to the first direction. The toy of claim 10, comprising a housing member receivable in the housing space. The toy according to claim 11, wherein the accommodating member is provided with a performance mechanism, and the performance mechanism performs the performance in response to the first closing member or the second closing member being in an open state. The toy of claim 12, wherein the performance mechanism includes a movable member movable between a position close to a surface of the receiving member and a position away from the moving member, and a direction away from the surface of the receiving member The energized elastic member; when the first and/or second closing members are in a closed state, the movable member resists the elastic member against the first and/or second closing members, and approaches the housing When the first and/or second closing members are in an open state, the elastic member is moved in a direction away from the surface of the receiving member when the first and/or second closing members are in an open state. The toy of claim 12, wherein the performance mechanism includes a light emitting portion and a push switch; and the push switch is switchable between an on state in which the surface of the receiving member protrudes and a disconnected state in which the surface is depressed. When the first and/or second closing members are in a closed state, they are pressed against the surface of the receiving member by abutting against the first and/or second closing members, thereby being in an open state. When the first and/or second closing members are in an open state, they are protruded from the surface of the housing member and are in an ON state; and the light-emitting portion is in a lighting standby state when the push switch is in an OFF state, and the pressing switch is When the off state is turned on, it becomes a light-emitting state. The toy according to any one of claims 11 to 14, wherein the housing member includes a first housing member and a second housing member. The toy according to claim 15, wherein the accommodating space includes a first accommodating space that communicates with the outside of the toy body via the first opening, and a second accommodating space that communicates with the outside of the toy body via the second opening The first housing member may be housed in the first housing space, and the second housing member may be housed in the second housing space. The toy according to claim 15, wherein the first housing member and the second housing member are combined with each other to form at least a part of an image of a humanoid doll, an animal, or a car. The toy according to claim 16, wherein the first housing member and the second housing member are combined with each other to constitute at least a part of an image of a humanoid doll, an animal, or a car. A toy according to claim 3, wherein the toy body includes a center member provided with an operation portion and a peripheral member connectable to the center member, and at least the first opening is provided in the peripheral member. The toy according to claim 19, wherein the first operating member includes a center side portion existing on the center member side and a peripheral side portion existing on the side of the peripheral member, wherein the center side portion and the peripheral side portion are in the center member The peripheral members can be interlocked when they are connected. The toy according to claim 20, wherein the center side portion is engageable with the peripheral side portion by abutting against the peripheral side portion when the center member is connected to the peripheral member. A toy according to any one of claims 19 to 21, wherein the toy body is formed to mimic the shape of a humanoid doll or animal including a torso portion and a limb, The center member forms the trunk portion, and the peripheral member forms the limb portion.