US3528193A - Dismountable moving toy - Google Patents

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US3528193A
US3528193A US644579A US3528193DA US3528193A US 3528193 A US3528193 A US 3528193A US 644579 A US644579 A US 644579A US 3528193D A US3528193D A US 3528193DA US 3528193 A US3528193 A US 3528193A
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    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63H—TOYS, e.g. TOPS, DOLLS, HOOPS OR BUILDING BLOCKS
    • A63H17/00—Toy vehicles, e.g. with self-drive; ; Cranes, winches or the like; Accessories therefor
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  • a dismountable moving toy comprising a lbody composed of a pair of molded hollow sections which are secured together by a plurality of bolts and nuts, a power means and a plurality of toothed wheels mounted in the body, and wheel assemblies mounted on the body, and characterized in that the toy can be readily disassembled and reassembled by children.
  • This invention relates to a toy, and more particularly to a novel moving toy comprising a body composed of two hollow sections formed of transparent plastic material and secured together by a plurality of bolts and nuts made of plastic material, motor means and a plurality of toothed wheels in said body, a plurality of axles and wheels, etc., and characterized in that it can -be readily disassembled and reassembled by children.
  • Another object of the present invention is to provide entertainment and amusement for children by providing a disrnountable moving toy which is rich in play value.
  • Still another object of the invention is to provide a moving toy which can be readily disassembled and reassembled by children so that their engineering knowledge may be cultivated through the practice of assembling and disassembling the same.
  • a further object of the invention is to provide a dismountable moving toy that is simple in construction and operation, safe to handle and attractive in appearance.
  • Yet another object of the invention is to provide a dismountable moving toy of the kind described above which can be manufactured and sold at a reasonable cost.
  • FIG. l is a perspective View of one form of assembled moving toy, in the form of a locomotive, embodying the present invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the toy locomotive shown in FIG. 1, from which some parts have been dismounted;
  • FIG. 3 is an exploded view showing one section of the body of the locomotive and the internal mechanism parts to be assembled;
  • FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a spanner which is an accessory designed for use in connection with assembling and dsassmbling the moving toys according to the invention and with energizing a spring motor mounted therein;
  • FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a power pack in which a battery, a battery-operated motor and driving gear are disposed, and which is a substitute yfor the spring motor type power pack employed in the embodiment shown in FIGS. l to 3;
  • FIG. 6 is a side sectional View of the power pack in FIG. 5, illustrating the internal mechanism thereof;
  • FIG. 7 is a perspective View of another embodiment of the present invention as applied to a toy bulldozer.
  • FIG. 8 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the invention as applied to a toy mixer truck.
  • FIGS. l to 3 there is shown a preferred form of a toy locomotive as one embodiment a body 10 formed of any suitable transparent plastic material.
  • the body 10 is composed of two molded hollowA sections 12 and 13 which are symmetrical to each other and are secured together by means of bolts 27, 28, 29 and nuts 50, 51, 52.
  • Each section is integrally formed with inwardly protruding cylindrical support bearings 14, 15, 16, 17 adapted to support shafts 53', 54', 55', 56 of toothed wheels 53, 54, 55, 56 and is provided with circular apertures 20, 21, 31, 32, 34 and semi-circular tapped holes 35, 36 which form circular tapped holes 36' when the sections 12, 13 are secured together.
  • Section 12 of the body 10 is provided with inwardly protruding lugs 23 which define a section for supporting a power pack or means 22.
  • the apertures 21, 31, 32 are adapted to receive the bolts 29, 27, 28, respectively, for interlocking the sections 12, 13.
  • Into the circular apertures 20, 21 are journaled axles 18, 19 respectively.
  • a bolt 30 which is adapted to engaged a cut-out portion 24 of an engine hood 24 and cooperates with nut 43 for attaching engine hood to the front portion of the body 10, and into the tapped hole 35 is screwed a funnel 25 with threaded portion 25.
  • the other tapped hole 36 is for fa screw 36', which is brought into threaded engagement therewith by way of a circular aperture 26 of the roof 26 for attaching the latter to the body 10.
  • the power means 22 comprises a casing 37, a conventional spring motor means therein.
  • a spring-Winder 38 and a driving shaft are projecting outwardly through a side wall of the casing, said shaft having on its outer end a pinion 41.
  • a switch lever 39 for the spring motor is projecting upwardly through the upper wall of the casing 37 and an aperture 39' of the body 10.
  • Each axle 18, 19 has its end portions threaded and is xedly mounted thereon a pair of wheels 49, 44 by means of stop projections 18', 19' and nuts 47, 48 which are adapted to engage said threaded portions respectively.
  • the axle 18, 19 may have flanges 18", 19" respectively, as shown in FIG. 3, so that the axles will not axially slide.
  • Each of the rear wheels 44 which are driving wheels, is provided on its arm with an outwardly projecting pin 45 having a threaded end portion with which a nut 42 is engaged.
  • a piston rod 46 has at its one end a circular aperture and is rotatably secured by the pin 45 passing through the aperture and by the nut 42. While, the other end of the rod passes through an opening 46' of the engine hood 24. Accordingly, when the rear wheels 44 rotate, the, piston rod has a reciprocating action.
  • the pinion 41 When the locomotive is assembled, the pinion 41 is brought into mesh with a toothed wheel 57 fixedly mounted on the rear axle 19 and with the toothed wheel 56.
  • the locomotive thus assembled can be readily disassembled into pieces by removing, as will be described hereunder, the aforementioned fastening members including axles 18, 19.
  • the piston rod 46 is detached by removing the nut 42 and next, the engine hood 24 is detached by removing the nut 43 and the bolt 30. Subsequently, the wheels 49, 44 are detached by removing the nuts 47, 48 out of the iaxles 18, 19.
  • the sections 12, 13 can be easily separated from each other. As the sections are separated, the toothed wheels 53, 54, 55, 56 respectively supported by the bearings 14, 15, 16, 17 are automatically removed and, at the same time, the power means 22 and the front and rear axles 18, 19 are ready to be detached.
  • the funnel 25 and the roof 26 can be readily unscrewed irrespective of the aforementioned dismantling order.
  • the parts In order to reassemble the parts, thus disassembled into the locomotive, one has only to put them together in the reverse order. To enable children to quickly and easily reassemble the parts, it is desirable that the parts to be coupled each other, such as a bolt and nut, a bolt and an aperture therefor, a shaft and a bearing therefor, etc. be color-coded respectively. Moreover, it is desirable that the toothed wheels 53, 54, 55, 56 bolts 27, 28, 29 etc. be brilliantly colored so that they may catch the eyes of children through the transparent body i.
  • toothed wheels 53, 54, 55, S6 themselves are idle Wheels, they will show attractive and dynamic action since they are driven by the pinion 41. If brilliantly colored, they will make the whole locomotive more attractive. Also, they may be provided on their respective shafts with suitable cam means capable of operating additional accessories, such as a bell, a figure, etc.
  • the winder 38 is wound up for energizing the spring motor in the power means 22.
  • the switch lever 39 is set on the off position.
  • the motor starts to rotate the pinion 41 to transmit its power to the rear axle 19, causing the rear wheels 44 to be rotated for driving the locomotive forwards.
  • the Spanner S is made in the form of a tool post wrench and is provided at the middle portion of its handle with a cylindrical portion 38" having a square socket to fit the spring-Winder 38. Also, the spanner is formed with an opening S1 and socket S2 lto fit the nuts employed in the toys so that it may be used for turning them.
  • a power pack 22' comprises a casing 37 having upper and lower housings H, H', a miniature D.C. motor M positioned in said lower housing, a train of gearings, dry cells B in said upper housing, contactors 67, 67 in contact With said cells, and a switch lever 39" having a portion 68, said contractor 67' and said portion 68 being connected to the input ends of the motor respectively.
  • the switch portion 68 is adapted to make electrical contact with said contactor 67, for completing a circuit to the motor.
  • the train of gears comprises a pinion P lixedly mounted on the motor shaft, a crown gear C which is iixedly mounted on a shaft 70 and is in mesh with said' pinion, a pinion 69 xedly mounted on said shaft, a toothed wheel 71 which is tixedly mounted on a shaft 40' and is in mesh with the pinion 69, and a pinion 41' lixedly mounted on one end of the shaft 40' which projects outwardly out of a side wall of the casing 37'.
  • the electrical circuit is closed and opened by manual operation of the switch lever 39".
  • This electric motor type power pack can be substituted for the previously mentioned spring motor type power means 22. When the electric motor type power pack is mounted in the body, the toy vehicle can incorporate and operate additional accessories.
  • the body 10a is composed of two molded hollow sectionsy 12, 13 which are symmetrical to each other and are secured together by means of bolts 27, 28, 29 and nuts 50, 51, 52, and has therein a power pack and a plurality of toothed wheels, not shown.
  • the bulldozer is provided with a caterpillar belt 59 passing over the front and rear wheels 49a, 44a, said caterpillar belt being made of rubber material and having a roughened surface, as shown.
  • a blade 60 has a pair of arms 60" with their rear end portions notched and being pivotably supported at the notched portions by a shaft 29a having at its end threaded portions with which nuts 52a are engaged.
  • the front wheels 49a are provided on their arms with outwardly projecting pins 49'a respectively which are adapted to periodically engage lugs 60" inwardly protruding from the upper edges of the arms 60', so that when the front wheels 49a are rotated, that is, when the bullodzer s made to run, the blade 60 may be given an up and down movement.
  • the processes of assembling and disassembling the bulldozer are the same as that of the locomotive.
  • the toy mixer truck has almost the same construction as that of the foregoing embodiments, except its mixer assembly.
  • a body 10b composed of two sections 12, 13, bolts 27, 28, 29, 30, nuts 50, 51, 52, 43, axles 18, .19, nuts 47, 42, wheels 49a, 44b, a hood 24b will not be described in detail.
  • the sections 12, 13 are transparent so that the internal structure including toothed wheels, not shown, may be seen from the outside. Also, toothed wheels corresponding to the toothed wheels 53, 54, 55, 56 in FIG. 3, and a power pack are, of course, detachably litted within the body 10b.
  • Indicated by numeral 61 is a mixer member which is longitudinally pierced by a shaft 65 supported at its ends by brackets 66', the end portions of the shaft being threaded and secured to upstanding ears of the bracket by nuts 62, 63 engaged on the threaded portions of the shaft.
  • the bracket 26b is hingedly mounted on the body 10b, at the rear end of its base, by means of a bolt 27 and nut 50.
  • a crown gear 61 As shown, within an opening formed in the base portion of the bracket 66' is positioned a crown gear 61".
  • the crown gear is formed with a cylindrical wall with its upper and lower edges toothed.
  • the mixer member 61 is composed of two separable hollow sections formed of transparent plastic material, so that small individual members, for example colored balls 64, may be put therein and the member will have a rolling and bounding motion during rotation which may be observed.
  • the front wheels 49 are driving wheels and the rear wheels 4412 are idle wheels.
  • the necessary parts for assembling the moving toys are made of suitable plastic material, such as polystyrene, except a few parts which are essentially required to be other than plastic material, such as a spring for spring motor, switch members for electric motor means, and accordingly, the toys not only can be produced at a reasonable cost, but also be handled harmlessly and easily by children.
  • a toy Vehicle formed of separable parts capable of being disassembled and reassembled and being capable of propelling itself, comprising a hollow body member forming a chamber therein, said body member being composed of a pair of individual hollow sections symmetrically arranged about a plane of separation therebetween and formed of a transparent material so that the chamber of said body is visible from the exterior thereof, means separable from said hollow sections for securing said hollow sections together so that said sections can be disassembled and reassembled into said body member, each of said hollow sections having a number of apertures extending therethrough, and said means for securing said hollowI sections together comprising bolt members extending through certain aligned apertures in said hollow sections and nuts threaded onto said bolts for securing said hollow sections together, a plurality of bearing means integrally formed on the inner surfaces of each of said hollow sections, power means positioned within the chamber in said body member, support means integrally formed on one of said hollow sections for supporting said power means so that said power means can be removed from said chamber,
  • said power means comprises an electric motor, a dry cell battery positioned within the chamber in said body member and means for selectively supplying power from said battery to said electric motor, said means including a manually operable switch lever extending exteriorily of said tbody member for selectively controlling the supply of power to said electric motor.
  • said power means comprises a spring motor, a winding shaft extending from said spring motor through one of said hollow sections to the exterior of said body section for winding said spring motor, a switch lever operably engaged to said spring motor and extending through said hollow sections to the exterior of said body member for selectively operating said spring motor, said drive means operatively connected to said spring motor.
  • a toy vehicle as set forth in claim 1, wherein the toy vehicle is a toy locomotive and comprises an engine hood member detachably secured to said body member and forming the forward end thereof, a funnel member removably attached to said body member on an upper portion thereof, a cab roof member removably mounted on said body member on the upper surface thereof and spaced at the opposite end thereof from said engine hood member, and simulated connecting rods movably supported at the forward end thereof within said engine hood member and eccentrically connected to said driving wheels of said wheel assemblies at the opposite end thereof for effecting a simulated reciprocating action when said driving wheels are driven by said power means.
  • a toy vehicle as set forth in claim 1, wherein the toy vehicle is a toy mixer truck and comprises a pair of spaced brackets extending upwardly from said body member, a mixer member removably and rotatably supported on said brackets, said mixer member comprising a pair of separable hollow sections formed of a transparent plastics material, a crown gear operatively connected to said power means, said mixer member having gear teeth formed about a circumferentially extending section with said gear teeth thereof in meshed engagement with said crown gear for rotating said mixer member as said mixer truck is propelled by said power means.
  • a toy vehicle as set forth in claim 1, wherein the toy vehicle is a toy bulldozer which comprises a pair of caterpillar belts each located along one side of said body member and passing over and around a wheel of each of said wheel assemblies, a blade member positioned on one end of said body member, a pair of arms each secured to said blade member and extending along one side of said body member with the ends of said arms remote from said blade member pivotally mounted on said ibody member, and crank pins projecting laterally outwardly from the wheels of said wheel assemblies located between the blade member and the point of attachment of said arms to said body member with said arms being located in the path of said crank pins as said wheels rotate whereby the engagement of said crank pins and arms cause a pivotal action for the blade member about the point of connection of said arms to said body section as the toy bulldozer is propelled along a supporting surface.
  • a toy bulldozer which comprises a pair of caterpillar belts each located along one side of said body member and passing over and around a wheel
  • a toy vehicle as set forth in claim 1, wherein a Spanner member is provided with the toy for use in removing and replacing said means for securing said hollow sections together, said Spanner being made of a plastics material and having an elongated grip portion, an opening formed by -at one end of said Spanner and a cylindrical portion formed as a socket at the other end thereof, said opening and said socket being arranged to engage and fasten or loosen the various means securing the toy together.

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