ES99982U - Toy shots (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Toy tomavistas characterized in that the body is formed by two pieces that make up the box of the simulated camera obscura and the handle. These pieces are faced by the edges of one fitted to the other, in the form of a box and its lid, with adjustment that produces friction between the two pieces and with it the fixation of one another. The shape of this set is similar to that of the real tomas, substantially constituted by a slightly narrower parallelepiped box of the lower part than of the high one. Conspicuously conferred carries a handle that starts from the bottom. A third piece constituted by a tip that fits in the end of the handle completing the work of relative fixation between the first two pieces. In the parallelepiped of the box on the front and back faces, it has consubstantially shaped two cylindrical low projecting necks, wider the one that starts from the front face than the other. These collars serve as fixation to two pieces constituted by the simulation of the eyepiece and the objective, which are fixed by covering their collars with those of the camera. Eyepiece and objective are two other pieces with the typical form of funnel at the entrance of whose necks on the outside face are two lenses. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)