JPH024714Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention forms a toy body three-dimensionally by forming an upper part of the second or higher part, and a third drawer-like part between the upper part and the lower part. This invention relates to an expandable house toy with a floor section.

Conventionally, in this type of house toy, a wall member is formed by standing up on a flat floor member, the surface of this floor member is divided into sections, each floor is provided, and the above-mentioned house toy is placed on each floor. Since play is enjoyed by arranging miniature toys such as tables, beds, and pianos, there is a problem in that the area for playing is limited and the fun of play is halved. was desired.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned viewpoints, and in particular, it provides an expandable house toy that can increase the number of floors with a simple structure, thereby expanding the play area. The purpose is to make suggestions.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral A indicates an expandable house toy according to the present invention, and the expandable house toy A has a toy main body 1 that can be folded and expanded using a plate-like member.

The toy main body 1 is a floor member 2 that constitutes a floor surface.
The above-mentioned floor member 2 is constructed by a substantially dogleg-shaped wall member 3 formed upright at the edge of this floor member 2 and by intermittent wall members 4, 4 connected to this wall member 3. The first floor floors 5, 6 divided on the upper surface of the surface member 2,
7 is formed, and this first floor floor 5,
Miniature toys such as a dresser a, bed b, television c, and table d are placed in room 6 to form rooms 8 and 9, respectively. In addition, a second floor 10 extending from the wall member 3 is three-dimensionally formed on the first floor 7, and the second floor 10 and the first floor 7 are connected by a staircase 11. There is. Storage recesses 12 and 13, which are equal to the space of the second floor 10, are formed between the first floor 7 and the second floor 10. A flexible third floor 14, 15 is housed, and miniature toys such as pool G, tennis H, etc. are arranged on these floors 14, 15. 1
Reference numerals 6 and 17 indicate decorative members which are used as handles when pulling out the floors 14 and 15 from the storage recesses 12 and 13 and which are integrally formed on the outer surface of the floors. Patterns and the like related to the main body 1 are applied. Also, on the second floor 10, there is a kitchen set e, a piano f
A room 18 is formed by placing miniature toys such as the following.

The floor member 2 constituting the toy main body 1 is made by printing an appropriate floor pattern on the surface of a paper sheet material 20, as shown in FIG. It is usually covered with a synthetic resin sheet material 2 on the back side.
2 is colored so that the non-printed surface of the paper sheet material 20 is not exposed to the outside, and the synthetic resin sheet material 21 on the front side is transparent so that the printed surface on the paper sheet material 20 can be attached. It is preferable that the floor member 2 be formed by using the paper sheet material 20, which is easy to print and is inexpensive, and the synthetic resin sheet materials 21, 2, which are resistant to staining.
2, a beautiful finish can be obtained at low cost, making it economical. Further, the wall member 3 and partition wall members 4, 4, which are formed upright on the floor member 2, are formed of molded products made of synthetic resin, and are attached to the floor member 2 by appropriate means. It is fixed. This makes it possible to obtain uniform molded products that can be mass-produced and are inexpensive.

Since the expandable house toy A is constructed as described above, when using it, the toy main body 1 is expanded to form the floor member 2.
First-floor floors 5, 6, and 7 are divided by the wall member 3 and the partition wall members 4, 4 that are integrally fixed to the floor member 2. Each room 8, 9, 18 is formed by arranging miniature toys such as chest of drawers a, bed b...piano f, etc. on floors 5, 6, and 7 of the first floor, thereby allowing you to enjoy playing with house toys. Bye. In addition, the above room 18
By pulling out the third floors 14 and 15 stored in the storage recesses 12 and 13 formed between the first floor floor 7 and the second floor floor 10, the third floors 14 and 15 are brought out in a novel and unexpected manner. By arranging miniature toys, the area of play can be expanded and you can enjoy three-dimensional fun. Furthermore, in this case, the third floor 14, 15 may have a structure in which miniature toys are integrally incorporated therein.

In the above embodiment, the first floor 7 is located in each of the rooms 8, 9, and 18 formed in the toy body 1.
and the second floor 10 is formed to make it three-dimensional,
Storage recesses 12 and 13 are formed between the respective floors, and the third floors 14 and 15 are formed in a drawer-like manner so as to be freely retractable. It may be formed as
In this case, instead of being limited to the second floor, a three-dimensional structure such as a third or fourth floor may be used. Also, it is not limited to just the floor. For example, a balcony, a pool, etc. may be formed so that they can appear and disappear from the window.

As explained in detail above, according to the expandable house toy according to the present invention, a third floor is provided between the upper and lower floors so that it can appear and disappear freely, and when stored, this third floor is attached to the outer wall of the upper and lower floors. Because it forms part of the building, it has a natural appearance and is compact, yet the third floor can be pulled out to expand the play area.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the expandable house toy according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the floor member of the expandable house toy. Code A: Expandable house toy, 1: Toy main body, 2: Floor member, 3: Wall member, 4: Interval wall member, 5, 6, 7: First floor floor ,
8, 9, 18...Room, 10...Second floor,
12, 13... Storage recess, 14, 15... Third floor, 16, 17... Decorative member.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] An expandable house toy characterized by meeting the following requirements applicable to house toys composed of box-like members. (a) An upper floor of the second floor or higher is formed on a flat floor member. (b) A third floor is provided between the above-mentioned upper floor and the floor below, which is constructed in the form of a drawer and can be freely retracted. (c) The third floor shall have a wall that forms part of the outer wall of the upper or lower floor in the stored state.