JPH0341745Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) This invention has an arm that rotates when in a robot state, moves upward or downward to the body when changed to another form, and becomes a straight member. The present invention relates to a shape-changing robot toy comprising:

(Prior Art) Conventionally, the arm of this type of shape-changing robot toy has been composed of a rectangular cylindrical arm member and a hand member that can slide in and out of the rectangular arm member. When changing to the form shown in FIG. However, in a robot configuration in which the hand member only protrudes from the tip of the arm member, the entire arm becomes straight,
It has the disadvantage of not being able to bend and lacks realism. Furthermore, depending on the changing form, it may be necessary to move the arms upward or downward relative to the body when in robot form. Therefore, if an attempt was made to make the arm itself bendable and move the arm upward or downward in the conventional structure, the structure would be complicated, the cost would be high, and it would not be possible to create a more compact structure. I couldn't get it.

(Technical problem of the invention) This invention solves the above-mentioned drawbacks, and is a shape-changing robot toy that has a particularly simple structure, can bend the arm itself, and can move the arm upward or downward towards the body. The technical challenge is to propose the following.

(Means for Solving the Problems) As a means for solving the above problems, the shape-changing robot toy according to this invention is characterized by having the following requirements.

(b) The above robot has arms on both sides of the body,
The arm has an upper arm and a lower arm.

(b) A fixed shaft is provided on both sides of the body, and the shaft is slidably attached to a sliding portion formed along the longitudinal direction of the upper arm.

(c) The base of the lower arm is housed within the upper arm and is rotatably mounted on the shaft.

(Operations and effects of the invention) As described above, according to this invention, when the toy is made into a robot, the shafts provided on both sides of the body are moved upward along the sliding part of the upper arm. Slide to align the upper arm to the appropriate position relative to the torso. In this manner, when the upper arm is slid upward, the lower arm that has been relatively housed within the upper arm lowers and protrudes from below the upper arm. Therefore, the lower arm can be easily taken out from the upper arm by sliding the upper arm upward. Moreover, since the lower arm is rotatably mounted on the shaft, it can be bent relative to the upper arm, improving the realism of the robot.

Further, when changing the robot toy from the robot form to another form, the upper arm portion is slid from below against the body portion, so that the lower arm portion relatively rises and is stored within the upper arm portion. Therefore, since the shape of the robot's arm is completely lost, the shape after the change becomes realistic.

As mentioned above, according to this invention, although the structure is simple, the arms can be bent and the arms can be moved upward or downward relative to the body. The shape change becomes smooth, and therefore the practical effect is great.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of this invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

In FIG. 2, reference numeral A indicates a shape-changing robot toy A. This shape-changing robot toy A has supporting plates 4 for an upper arm 2 and a lower arm 3 pivoted on both sides of a body member 1, a robot head 5 is provided at the upper part, and legs 6 are extendable and retractable at the lower part. The upper arm part 2 and the lower arm part 3 are formed to be bendable. Furthermore, a cover material 8 imitating an engine is provided on both sides of the head part 5 and can cover the head part 5, and front and rear wheels 9, 10 and their retaining plates are provided on both sides of the leg part 6 and on both sides of the head part 5, respectively. 11 and 12 are pivotally supported, and a cover material 13 (see FIG. 3) that can be folded into two is provided on both sides of the holding plate 11 of the wheel 10 on both sides of the leg part 6, and A folded blade member 14 is disposed in the center, and a U-shaped member 18 is rotatably provided with a bendable tip member 17 having an auxiliary blade 15 and a foldable wing member 16. There is.

The shape-changing robot toy A has a lower arm section 3 housed within the upper arm section 2, and a support plate 4 of the upper arm section 2 attached to the shaft 1.
9, the upper arm portion 2 is moved downward along the support plate 4 of the body member 1, the leg portion 6 is shortened, the foot portion 20 is bent, and the cover member 8 is rotated.
Close it to hide the head 5 and form it into an engine shape, and
The wing member 1 of the tip member 17 is rotated by rotating the character-shaped member 18.
By opening 6 like a stabilizer, it can be changed into a car-like form as shown in FIG.

The shape-changing robot toy A also has a lower arm portion 3.
is stored in the upper arm part 2, the support plate 4 of the upper arm part 2 is rotated around the hinge 19, and the upper arm part 2 is moved downward along the support plate 4 of the body member 1, and the leg The part 6 is shortened, and the front and rear wheels 9, 10 are further reduced.
The holding plates 11 and 12 of the body member 1 are folded to the front side of the body member 1, and the wheels 9 and 10 on both sides of the leg part 6 are covered from the outside by unfolding the cover material 13 which is folded in half.
Rotate the character-shaped member 18 by 180 degrees to remove the tip member 1.
7 to the opposite side from the above-mentioned stabilizer, the blade member 14 is opened, and the auxiliary blade 15 is further taken out.
With this, it is possible to change the shape to a helicopter shape as shown in FIG.

As mentioned above, when changing the form-changing robot toy A into the form of a car or helicopter, it is necessary to move the upper arm part 2 housing the lower arm part 3 in the robot form downward along the body member 1. However, this upper arm portion 2 is constructed as follows.

That is, as shown in FIG. 1, the shaft body 22 is fixed to the support plate 4 rotatably provided on both sides of the body member 1 by means of hinge parts 23;
The upper arm portion 2 is formed in a hollow shape, and a sliding portion 23 is formed along the longitudinal direction of the upper arm portion 2 . The shaft body 22 of the body member 1 is slidably attached to the sliding portion 23 of the upper arm portion 2. Further, the lower arm portion 3 is housed within the upper arm portion 2 and can freely extend and retract from the tip of the upper arm portion 2, and its base portion 3a is fixed to the shaft body 22 of the support plate 4.

Therefore, when forming a robot, the shaft bodies 22 on both sides of the body member 1 are connected to the sliding part 23 of the upper arm part 2.
The position of the upper arm part 2 is aligned with the body member 1 at an appropriate position by sliding the upper arm part 2 upwardly along the body member 1. In this way, when the upper arm section 2 is slid upward, the lower arm section 3 that has been relatively housed within the upper arm section 2 lowers and protrudes from below the upper arm section 2. Therefore, upper arm 2
The lower arm part 3 can be easily removed by sliding the lower arm part 3 upward.
can be taken out from the upper arm 2. Furthermore, since the lower arm section 3 is rotatably provided on the shaft body 22, it can be bent relative to the upper arm section 2, and a highly realistic robot form can be achieved.

Also, when changing from the robot form to the form of a car or helicopter, by sliding the upper arm part 2 downward with respect to the body member 1, the lower arm part 3 relatively rises and enters the upper arm part 2. It will be stored.
Therefore, since the shape of the robot's arm is completely lost, the shape after the change becomes realistic.

In addition, in the above-mentioned example, although the upper arm part 2 is provided on the body member 1 via the support plate 4, it is not necessarily limited to this example. The shaft body 22 may be directly fixed to the side of the body member 1, and the upper arm portion 2 and the lower arm portion 3 may be attached to the shaft body 22 in the manner described above.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1A and 1B are enlarged perspective views of the arms of the shape-changing robot toy, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the shape-changing robot toy, FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of each component of the shape-changing robot toy, and FIG. 4 and 5 are perspective views of the above-mentioned shape-changing robot toy when it changes into a car shape and a helicopter shape, respectively. Code A: shape-changing robot toy, 1: body member, 2: upper arm, 3: lower arm, 4: support plate, 5: head, 6: leg, 22: shaft body, 2
3...Sliding part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A shape-changing robot toy characterized by meeting the following requirements. (b) The above robot has arms on both sides of the body,
The arm has an upper arm and a lower arm. (b) A fixed shaft is provided on both sides of the body, and the shaft is slidably attached to a sliding portion formed along the longitudinal direction of the upper arm. (c) The base of the lower arm is housed within the upper arm and is rotatably mounted on the shaft.