JPH0246953Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a toy doll whose appearance can be enjoyed by changing its appearance through simple operations.

The toy doll of the present invention has a body A consisting of a head, a body, and limbs connected by a movable string that passes through the body, and clothing B that covers the body so that the string is hidden.
It is composed of:

Specific examples of the frame A are shown in FIGS. 1 to 3.

In FIG. 1, 1 is the head, 2 is the body, 3 is the right hand, 3' is the left hand, 4 is the right foot, and 4' is the left foot. The body 2 is formed into a hollow truncated conical shape with a relatively large bottom edge 18 so that it can stand upright stably.
Holes 5, 5', 6, 6' are bored in the wall surface.
A string 7 is inserted through the inside of the body 2 between the holes 5 and 5', and a string 8 is inserted between the holes 6 and 6'.
is inserted through the inside of the fuselage. The right hand 3 and the left hand 3' are tied at both ends of the string 7, respectively.
9', and the right foot 4 and left foot 4' are connected by straps 10 and 1 at both ends of the string 8, respectively.
They are connected by 0'.

The body 2 is not limited to a hollow body, but may be a solid body. In that case, hole 5 in FIG.
Instead of the openings 5', 6, 6', tunnels are provided inside the body 2 as passages for the threading of the strings, leading from the openings 5 and 6 to the openings 5' and 6', respectively. The shape of the body 2 is not limited to the above example, and may be any shape as long as it can stand stably. The head 1 may be formed integrally with the body 2, or may be formed separately so as to be movable. There are no particular restrictions on the materials for the head 1, body 2, hands 3, 3', and legs 4, 4'; ceramics, unglazed ceramics, glass, metal, plastics, modeling clay, wood, etc. can be used; 2 is preferably made of a relatively heavy material in terms of stability.

The specific example shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 is completely similar to the specific example shown in FIG. 1 except that the method of connecting the limbs is different. In FIG. , the left hand 3' and right foot 4 are connected by a string 8, and in FIG. are connected to each other by a string 8.

As shown in Figure 4, Garment B consists of two overlapping pieces of cloth 15, 15' (in the figure, the front cloth 15 is completely visible, but the back cloth 15' is only slightly visible around the collar area 11). ) are sewn together so that the collar circumference 11, cuffs 12, and hem opening 13 are open, and the cuffs 12 and hem opening 13 are narrowed by ties 14. Elastic cords may be used instead of cords. Although not shown, a lace or elastic cord can be provided around the collar 11 if necessary. As seen in the figure, this garment B has a length that extends beyond the wrist (in the figure, it also exceeds the fingertips), and a length that exceeds the ankle (in the figure, it extends beyond the soles of the feet). (exceeding) length.

In the toy doll of the present invention, following the state shown in FIG. 4, the cuffs 12 are fastened with the ties 14 at the wrists of the hands 3, 3' or above (in the direction of the elbows), and the hem openings 13 are tied with the ties. foot 4 by 14,
It is formed by tightening the collar at or above the ankle (in the direction of the knee) of the collar 4', and also tightening the circumference of the collar if necessary. This state is shown in FIG.

As a result of tightening the cuffs and hem of Garment B, which has long snow and bamboo, around the hands and feet as described above, Garment B has a bulge as shown in Figure 5, and is cut simply as described above. Despite this, it gives a three-dimensional effect (realistic feeling). Of course, various designs such as a collar ornament, a chest ornament, etc. may be applied to the garment B as required.

In the toy doll of the present invention, the parts of the arms and legs that are hidden by clothing, that is, the parts that extend from the body, are made of string, so the limbs can move freely. In the case of a doll that has been fitted, as shown in Figure 6, if you pull the right hand, the right arm will extend together with the right sleeve 16, and the left arm will contract together with the left sleeve 16', and if you pull the left leg, the left leg will be removed from the clothes. Lower left 17'
It is even possible to make an unrealistic movement in which the right leg extends together with the right lower part 17 of the garment and contracts together with the right lower part 17 of the garment. Second
It is obvious that similar movements are possible in the case of a doll using the skeleton shown in FIGS.

The toy doll of the present invention also has a relatively large bottom edge when sitting on a toy chair or stand.
8 and has a relatively large weight, the body 2 is placed on the seat surface, so its posture can be maintained stably, and at the same time, it can move freely as described above. By appropriately manipulating the limbs to change their positions and lengths, or by crossing their arms and legs, you can enjoy various changes in the doll's posture.

Of course, there are other uses for the toy doll of this invention.
For example, a similar change can be brought about when the toy is placed on a bed or on the floor.For example, by holding the torso in your hands and shaking it from side to side, you can create a humorous swing with the arms and legs hanging down. You can also do so.

Thus, according to the present invention, by combining a simple structure of the body with clothes that are simply cut and sewn, it is possible to present a realistic appearance while also presenting an unrealistic posture, which pleases the viewer's eyes. This has the practical effect of providing dolls at low prices.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a front view showing an example of the body of the toy doll of the present invention, Figures 2 and 3 are front views showing other examples of the body, and Figure 4 is an operation for putting clothes on the body of Figure 1. Figure 5 is a front view of the toy doll of the present invention with the clothes on, and Figure 6 is the figure of the doll shown in Figure 5. It is a front view showing an example of change in. In the diagram, A...body, B...clothing, 1...
Head, 2...Torso, 3...Right hand, 3'...Left hand, 4
...Right foot, 4'...Left foot, 5, 5', 6 and 6'...
...holes, 7 and 8...strings, 9, 9', 10 and 1
0'...Bound with string, 11...Neck circumference, 12...
Cuff, 13... Hem opening, 14... Cord, 15 and 15'... Cloth, 16... Right sleeve, 16'... Left sleeve, 1
7... lower right corner of clothing, 17'... lower left corner of clothing,
18...This is the bottom edge of the body 2.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A toy doll consisting of a head, a torso, limbs and clothes connected by movable strings passing through the torso, the torso being able to stably stand on its own on a flat surface. The garment has a bottom edge large enough to open around the collar, cuffs, and hem, and has long snow that extends beyond the doll's wrists and long bamboo that extends beyond the doll's ankles, and has openings at the collar, cuffs and hem. A toy doll characterized in that the toy doll is worn by fastening the hands and feet, respectively. 2. The toy doll according to item 1, wherein the right and left hands and the right and left feet are respectively connected. 3. The toy doll according to item 1, wherein the right hand and left foot are connected, and the left hand and right foot are connected, respectively. 4. The toy doll according to item 1, in which the right hand and right foot and the left hand and left foot are respectively connected.