CH307657A - Game. - Google Patents

Description

Game. There are various types of so-called puzzle games. which include cut elements which, together, form Images.

Some of these sets include blades, each of the six faces of which is provided with an image element belonging to a different Image. This type of puzzle, very popular with children, is however very heavy and cumbersome.

The subject of the present invention is a set comprising image elements belonging to different Images and capable of being juxtaposed so as to successively reconstitute said Images.

This game is characterized by the fact that said image elements are linked in series of image elements each comprising two neighboring image elements of each Image to be reconstituted and by the fact that said arrays of picture elements are attached to cover elements hinged relative to one another.

The appended drawing represents, by way of example, a form of execution of the game which is the subject of the invention.

fig. 1 is a view in the closed position.

fig. 2 is a perspective view in the open position.

The game, represented in the appended drawing, includes image elements each corresponding to an image field 1a, <B>l b,</B><I>1 c ...1 p</I > and can be juxtaposed with each other, so as to successively reconstitute each of the complete Images. The image fields and therefore the image elements all present the same surface corresponding to a fraction of the total surface or total field of a complete Image. Two image elements belonging to different Images are glued back to back so as to form panels 2a <I>...2n.</I> These panels comprise perforations 3 made at the 1st language of 1 one of their edges and are connected by means of a Micoidal wire binder 4, 5 per series of flaps. Each series of panes comprises two image elements belonging to each of the Images to be reconstructed. The image elements thus linked constitute i-me series of image elements. The binding wires 4, 5 are still engaged in the perforations 6 of three cover elements 8, 9, 10. Thus, each flap 2a...2n is articulated with respect to the flaps of the series of flaps to which it belongs. and relative to cover elements 8 to 10. Finally, elements 8 and 9 are hinged relative to each other, as are elements 9 and 10. The whole is presented RTI ID="0001.0271 " WI="8" HE="4" LX="1190" LY="1803"> therefore in the form of a foldable ti-iptych.

The image elements on the front and on the back of the same pane belong to different Images, but are image elements corresponding to two neighboring image fields of the image field.

The image surface is divided into twelve fields lcc <I>...1m.</I> On the other hand, the triptych comprises only six series of shutters, ear, ä an image element affixed to the back of a pane must correspond, affixed to the back of the following pane, the image element of the neighboring field of this same Image, as this appears clearly during the examination of the drawing (see fig. 2, Upper left series of panes).

On the other hand, for each Series of panes, the order of the image elements is different, so that, to reconstitute an Image, it is necessary. search, in each Series of image elements, for the corresponding element of this Image.

The game described therefore has the same appeal as a game in which the image elements are glued onto the faces of cubes, but has the advantage of being very light, of a volume of bulk reduced and is capable of comprising any number of images to be constituted.

In the closed position of the cover elements 8, 9, 10, the flaps are fully protected and the game is presented in the general form of a notebook which is easy to carry in a poehe or a school towel.

Alternatively, at. Instead of providing only two rows of series of picture elements connected to two end cover elements and to a central cover element, one could provide three, four or five rows of series of picture elements. image connected to four, five or six Articulated Supports between them.

In another variant, an could also provide shutters provided with a Beul image element. In this case, in each Series, a pane whose first face Beul is provided with an image element must follow a pane whose first face Beul is provided with an image element.

The flaps of the same Series can be linked to each other and to their Supports by any known binding means. However, it is preferable to use a type of binding in which the flaps are articulated freely with to the others, as represented in the drawing, in order to paint an easy juxtaposition of the elements of the image, and especially of those forming part of the same series of images, linked together.

Claims (3)

CLAIM: Game comprising image elements belonging to different Images and capable of being juxtaposed so as to successively reconstitute each of said Images, characterized by the fact that said image elements are connected in series of image elements each comprising two neighboring image elements of each image I> to be reconstituted and by the fact that said series of image elements are connected to cover elements articulated with respect to one another. , the other. SUB-CLAIMS 1. Game according to claim, characterized by the first fact that the image elements form the first front and the first back of the shutters. 2. Game according to claim and sub-claim 1, characterized in that the series of image elements form two rows each connected to an end cover element and to a cover element. central structure. 3. Game according to claim and sub-claims 1 and 2, characterized by the first fact that the image elements are connected to each other and to the cover elements by means of helical wires engaged in perforations made along the first one of the edges of each of said elements.