JPH0431120Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Purpose of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a three-dimensional inset picture, and particularly to a three-dimensional inset picture that is most suitable as an educational teaching material for young children.

(Prior Art) Various educational materials with puzzle-like elements have been provided for young children, but they are particularly useful for training the intelligence of young children who are not yet old enough to learn on their own, such as 1 to 3 year olds. It is desirable to have children learn about the shapes and colors of objects by incorporating elements of play.

(Problem that the invention attempts to solve) Paper-cutting and picture-matching cards have been known since ancient times for grasping the shapes of objects, but once these types of tools are experienced, it is difficult to lose interest and use them repeatedly. There is little to do with it, and it cannot be used as a continuous plaything.
As a result, cheap and inferior products are inevitably provided, which is not desirable.

In view of this, the present invention not only allows for the play of matching pictures like a picture-matching puzzle, but also uses the cut-out picture pieces to stand up as a three-dimensional picture, and is used as a tool for playing with toys.
The purpose of this work is to provide three-dimensional inset pictures that give vehicles, animals, and plants a three-dimensional effect and can be played with as three-dimensional toys.

[Structure of the idea]

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides several designs in which protrusions for insertion are integrally formed at the base end of each of the bases by punching lines on a mount made of cardboard. A piece is formed so that it can be cut out freely, a background corresponding to the pattern of the picture piece is displayed on the surface of the mount, and a protruding piece for inserting the picture piece is inserted into an appropriate position on the mount to hold the picture piece in an upright position. It is characterized by an insertion hole made of a groove having the same width as the picture piece so that it can be held in place.

(Function) By configuring as described above, it is possible to play as a picture puzzle in which the pattern pieces cut out from the mount and the holes remaining in the mount from which they were cut out are matched in shape, and the cut out pattern pieces can be You can play with it as a three-dimensional toy by inserting the insertion protrusion at the base end into the insertion hole of the mount.

(Embodiments) The present invention will be described below with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings.

Fig. 1 shows an embodiment of a three-dimensional inlaid picture according to the present invention, and a mount 1 in this embodiment consists of a front mount 2 made of cardboard and a thinner paperboard, as shown in a partially enlarged cross section in Fig. 2. For example, an electric refrigerator A, a kitchen set, etc. can be placed on the surface of the front mount 2.
The periphery of a pattern depicting a sink B, a table C, a chair D, a cupboard E, a person F, etc. is divided by a cutout line 5 (by press processing) into a shape in which an insertion protrusion 4 is formed at the base end. It is formed so that only the front mount 2 can be cut through.

Therefore, the pattern piece 6 cut out along the cutout line 5 is a shape that physically embodies the shape of the object or person represented by the pattern, as one example is shown in FIG. Thus, it is aligned with the punch hole 7 (shown in the fourth figure) of the mount 1, and the insertion protrusion 4 protrudes from the lower end.

On the surface of the front mount 2, in the case of the above example, a background 8 suitable for the kitchen is drawn, and an insertion hole with a groove structure into which the insertion protrusion 4 of the picture piece 6 is firmly fitted into the appropriate position in the background 8. 9, 9... are formed by punching.

At a position corresponding to the pattern on the back side mount 3, there is a finger insertion hole 10 for use in removing the pattern piece 6.
10... are provided in each pattern part so that they can be cut out freely, and after cutting out the pattern piece 6, this finger insertion hole 10 is provided.
It is also cut out so that the pattern piece 6 can be pushed out from the hole 7 by inserting a finger from the bottom side.

In addition to the above-mentioned examples, the content of the picture can be selected from plants, animals, cartoon characters, and the like. Further, the insertion protrusion 4 formed integrally with the picture piece 6 is the insertion protrusion 4 of all the picture pieces 6.
Instead of having the same shape, the width of the insertion protrusion 4 can be changed depending on the pattern piece 6 as shown in FIG.
If the number is changed as shown in Fig. 6 and the insertion holes 9 are formed in a corresponding shape and number,
When the picture pieces 6 are set up, it also becomes a kind of puzzle, making the content even more complex and increasing interest.

Next, the effect will be explained.

When playing as a picture puzzle, by pressing with your finger through the finger insertion hole 10 on the back side of the mount 1, the picture piece 6 is pushed out from the punching hole 7. After removing all the picture pieces 6 in this way, the picture piece 6 is By inserting the pattern pieces 6 in the correct orientation into the punch holes 7 that match the shape, and fitting all the pattern pieces 6 without fail, it is possible to play with picture matching.

In addition, in order to make a three-dimensional picture or three-dimensional toy, insert the insertion protrusion 4 of the picture piece 6 into the insertion hole 9 at an appropriate position on the mount 1, and it will be fixed in an upright state, and the kitchen utensils can be placed upright. A three-dimensional landscape is created by matching with the background 8, and if the pattern is a forest tree, a forest landscape is created, if the pattern is an animal, a safari landscape is created, and if the pattern is a flower, a flowerbed landscape is created.

[Effect of idea]

As explained above, according to the present invention, in addition to playing as a picture puzzle where you find the matching of the shapes of the pattern pieces and their punched holes, by fixing the pattern pieces upright on the mount, you can create 3D paintings and 3D toys. It can be used as a plaything, and when given to young children, it is extremely versatile as an educational material, and can be used over a long period of time without getting tired of it. In addition, the hole into which the picture piece is placed is made up of a groove with a width equal to the thickness of the picture piece, so that it can be stably erected and not easily dislodged, and can be erected in the correct direction. Since this three-dimensional inset picture is in the form of a sheet with only the thickness of the mount, it is not bulky and has various effects such as being able to be used as a supplement to magazines for children.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a front view showing an example of the three-dimensional inlaid picture according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the same part, and Fig. 3 is one of the pattern pieces cut out from the three-dimensional inlaid picture in Fig. 1. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a hole in the pattern piece, and FIGS. 5 and 6 are explanatory views showing modified examples of the insertion protrusion. 1... Mounting paper, 4... Insertion protrusion, 5... Cutout line, 6... Pattern piece, 7... Punch hole, 8... Background, 9... Insertion hole, 10... Finger insertion hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A number of pattern pieces each having a protrusion for insertion integrally formed at the base end thereof are formed so as to be freely cut out using punch lines on a mount made of cardboard, and the surface of the mount corresponds to the pattern of the pattern pieces. In addition to displaying a background to be displayed, an insertion hole consisting of a groove having a width equal to the thickness of the pattern piece is arranged in an appropriate position on the mount so that the protrusion for inserting the pattern piece can be inserted and the pattern piece can be held in an upright position. A three-dimensional inlaid painting characterized by the fact that