CN216536854U - action toy - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model provides an action toy, which enables a telescopic part to act with a simple structure. The action toy (1) is provided with: an operating lever (2); a telescopic arm (92) having a telescopic link mechanism and extending and contracting by operation of the operation lever (2); and a hand (93) that is disposed at the tip of the telescopic arm (92) and grips the gripping object by opening and closing, wherein the telescopic arm (92) is extended by a first operation of the operating lever (2), the hand (93) changes from an open state to a closed state when the telescopic arm (92) is extended, and the telescopic arm (92) is shortened while the hand (93) remains in the closed state.

Description

action toy

technical field

The utility model relates to an action toy with a telescopic part.

Background technique

Conventionally, there are known action toys such as a manipulator that expands and contracts a telescopic portion to play a game.

For example, Patent Document 1 describes that, in a toy having arms and hands, a first switch that expands and contracts the arms and a second switch that opens and closes the hands are provided on the handle held by the user. Each switch and its operating object are configured to be linked via a mechanism including a rope, a motor, and the like.

prior art literature

Patent Literature

Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-187281

Utility model content

The problem to be solved by the utility model

However, in the above-described conventional technology, the mechanism for moving the arm is complicated, and it is difficult to achieve miniaturization and cost reduction.

On the other hand, the objective of this invention is to operate|move an expansion-contraction part with a simple structure.

means of solving problems

The first technical solution is an action toy, characterized in that:

The action toy has:

operation department,

a telescopic part which has a telescopic link mechanism and is expanded and contracted by the operation of the operation part,

a gripping part, which is arranged at the front end of the telescopic part, and which grips the gripping object by opening and closing,

The expansion-contraction portion is extended by a first operation of the operation portion, and when the expansion-contraction portion is extended, the gripping portion changes from an open state to a closed state, and when the gripping portion maintains the closed state, The telescopic portion is shortened.

The second technical solution is based on the first technical solution, and is characterized in that:

After the expansion-contraction portion is extended, the expansion-contraction portion is shortened by the second operation of the operation portion.

The third technical solution is based on the first technical solution or the second technical solution, and is characterized in that:

The action toy includes an opening action mechanism that changes the grip portion from a closed state to an open state by a third operation of the operation portion when the retractable portion is in a shortened state.

The fourth technical solution is based on the third technical solution, and is characterized in that,

The action toy includes an open state holding mechanism capable of holding the grip portion in an open state,

The open state maintaining mechanism maintains an open state in which the gripping portion is opened by the opening actuating mechanism, and releases the holding when the telescopic portion is extended.

The fifth technical solution is based on the fourth technical solution, and is characterized in that,

The action toy includes a first urging mechanism that urges a direction in which the grip portion is closed,

The open state holding mechanism is configured to be capable of holding the grip portion in the open state against the biasing force of the first biasing mechanism.

The sixth technical solution is based on any one of the first technical solution to the fifth technical solution, and is characterized in that,

The action toy includes a second urging mechanism that urges the expansion-contraction portion in a direction in which it is shortened,

After the expansion and contraction part is extended, the expansion and contraction part is shortened by the second operation of the operation part,

In the first operation, the expansion-contraction portion is extended against the urging force of the second urging mechanism, and the second urging mechanism causes the urging force to act on the expansion-contraction portion through the second operation. .

The seventh technical solution is based on any one of the first technical solution to the sixth technical solution, and is characterized in that,

The action toy includes an accommodating portion that accommodates the expansion-contraction portion and the grip portion in a shortened state,

The operating portion is a cover portion of the accommodating portion.

On the basis of the seventh technical solution, the eighth technical solution is characterized in that,

After the expansion and contraction part is extended, the expansion and contraction part is shortened by the second operation of the operation part,

the first operation is an operation of opening the cover,

The second operation is an operation of further opening the cover part following the first operation.

On the basis of the eighth technical solution, the ninth technical solution is characterized in that,

When the retractable portion is in the shortened state, the grip portion is brought into the open state by the third operation of the operating portion,

The third operation is an operation of closing the cover.

The tenth technical solution is based on any one of the seventh technical solution to the ninth technical solution, and is characterized in that,

The cover portion has play during the rotation from the closed state to the first operation.

Utility model effect

According to the first aspect, the telescopic portion having the telescopic link mechanism is extended by the first operation of the operation portion, and when the telescopic portion is extended, the grip portion at the front end thereof is changed from the open state to the closed state, and the grip portion is kept closed. In the state of the state, the expansion and contraction part is shortened.

Thereby, compared with the prior art which uses a rope, a motor, etc., an expansion-contraction part can be operated as a simple structure which only has an expansion-contraction link mechanism. Further, miniaturization, cost reduction, and the like can be achieved.

In addition, when the retractable portion is extended, the grip portion is in a closed state, and the retractable portion is shortened while the closed state is maintained. Therefore, when extending, the gripping object captured by the grip portion can be appropriately brought close to the hand.

According to the third aspect of the invention, when the retractable portion is in the shortened state, the grip portion is changed from the closed state to the open state by the third operation of the operation portion, so that the grip portion can be easily restored to the original state (expanding the retractable portion). previous state). Furthermore, it is easy to repeat the game continuously, for example, even if the grasping object fails to be captured, it can be continuously challenged.

According to the fifth aspect, the open state maintaining mechanism can hold the grasping portion in the open state against the urging force of the first urging mechanism that urges the grasping portion in the direction of closing the grasping portion.

Thereby, by releasing the holding of the open state of the grasping portion by the open state holding mechanism when the expansion-contraction portion is extended, the grasping portion can be appropriately brought into the closed state by the first biasing member, and this state can be maintained.

According to the sixth aspect, since the urging force of the second urging mechanism is acted upon by the second operation to shorten the telescopic portion, the grasping portion can be strongly pulled back to the hand by the urging force of the second urging mechanism.

According to the seventh aspect, since the operation portion is the cover portion that accommodates the accommodating portion of the retractable portion and the grip portion in a shortened state, the operation for expanding and contracting the telescopic portion can also be used for opening the cover portion and the expansion and contraction portion etc. The operation of being housed in the storage unit.

According to the eighth aspect, since the first operation is an operation to open the cover, and the second operation is an operation to further open the cover following the first operation, the expansion and contraction of the telescopic portion can be continuously performed by a single operation of opening the cover only. lengthened and shortened.

According to the ninth aspect, since the third operation for bringing the grip portion into the open state when the telescopic portion is in the shortened state is the operation to close the lid portion, the telescopic portion can be opened and closed only by the operation of opening and closing the lid portion. Perform a series of actions with the grip.

According to the tenth aspect of the invention, since the cover portion has a play during the rotation from the closed state to the first operation, the cover portion can be opened within the rotation range of the play, and the expansion and contraction portion can not be extended. The next step is to take out the object to be grasped in the storage unit.

Description of drawings

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an action toy according to the embodiment.

2 is an exploded perspective view of the action toy according to the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the hand release lever according to the embodiment.

4 is a diagram for explaining the connection structure of the telescopic boom according to the embodiment.

5 is a partial perspective view of the arm unit according to the embodiment.

6 is an exploded perspective view of the hand according to the embodiment.

7 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the action toy according to the embodiment, and is a diagram showing a state change of the appearance of the action toy.

8 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the action toy according to the embodiment, and is a diagram showing a state change of the appearance of the action toy.

9 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the action toy according to the embodiment, and is a diagram mainly showing the operation of the hook lever, the slide member, and the arm unit.

10 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the action toy according to the embodiment, and is a diagram mainly showing the operation of the hook lever, the slide member, and the arm unit.

Description of reference numerals

1 action toy;

20 Containment Department;

30 main body;

2 operating lever (operating part);

21 cover part;

23 hook rod;

3 lower shell;

5 rod parts;

52 guide hole;

52a Upper tapered surface;

52b lower tapered surface;

6 support table;

7 sliding parts;

71 Front end wall;

72 Guidance;

73 tension spring (second force application device);

8 hand release lever;

81 cylindrical part;

82 pressing part;

9 arm unit;

91 Arm base rod;

92 telescopic arm (telescopic part);

93 Hand (grip);

94 claws;

94b locking part;

941 first coil spring (first force application mechanism);

942 erecting a setting section;

95 hand base rod;

95b pressing surface;

971 Second coil spring;

98 engaging members;

98a hook;

98b Cone;

Ax axis of rotation;

F doll.

Detailed ways

Hereinafter, embodiments of the action toy of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

"The Overall Structure of Action Toys"

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an action toy 1 according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the action toy 1 .

As shown in FIG. 1 , the action toy 1 is a toy in which the action toy 1 includes a substantially spherical accommodating portion 20 and a rectangular box-shaped main body portion 30 arranged on the rear side thereof, and a telescopic arm 92 extends from the accommodating portion 20 . The grasping object such as the doll F is captured by the hand 93 at the front end thereof.

In addition, in the following description, up-down, front-rear, and left-right refer to the directions shown in the drawings.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , the action toy 1 includes an operation lever 2 , a lower case 3 , a rear upper case 41 and a front upper case 42 .

The operation lever 2 has a cover portion 21 formed in a substantially hemispherical housing portion 20 , and a support portion 22 protruding from the rear portion of the cover portion 21 .

The cover portion 21 is fitted into the lower housing portion 31 of the lower housing 3 so as to be able to engage and disengage with respect to the lower housing portion 31 of the lower housing 3 to configure the housing portion 20 . The lid portion 21 is engaged with the lower portion 31 of the accommodating portion in a forward tilted state in which the lid portion 21 is opened obliquely to the rear side downward.

The support portion 22 is supported by the rear upper case 41 so as to be rotatable around a rotation axis Ax (refer to FIG. 9 and the like) along the left-right direction.

A hook lever 23 for moving the slide member 7 described later is attached to the rear portion of the support portion 22 . The hook lever 23 rotates about the rotation axis Ax with the rotation of the operation lever 2, and the lower end of the hook lever 23 abuts on the front end wall 71 of the sliding member 7 described later to move the sliding member 7 forward (refer to FIG. 9 and the like). Details of the operational relationship between the hook lever 23 and the slide member 7 will be described later.

The lower case 3 has a lower housing part 31 in the front half and a lower body case 32 in the rear half.

The accommodating portion lower portion 31 is a lower portion of the accommodating portion 20 , and is fitted with the cover portion 21 of the operation lever 2 so as to be able to engage and disengage with respect to the cover portion 21 of the operation lever 2 to constitute the accommodating portion 20 . The lower part 31 of the accommodating part is formed in a substantially hemispherical shape which is opened obliquely to the upper side and forward.

The lower main body case 32 is a lower case of the main body portion 30 and is opened upward.

The rear upper case 41 and the front upper case 42 are upper cases of the main body portion 30 . The rear side upper case 41 and the front side upper case 42 are vertically fitted to the lower side main body case 32 of the rear half of the lower case 3 while being engaged with each other in the front and rear.

A lever member 5 for opening the hand 93 in the housing portion 20 is supported on the front upper case 42 .

The lever member 5 is formed in the door shape which has the leg part 51 on the left and right, and is supported by the front side upper case 42 so that it can move up and down.

A guide hole 52 that opens downward is formed in each leg portion 51 of the lever member 5 . The guide hole 52 penetrates front and rear, and is formed so as to be inclined from the left and right center side (inner side) to the left and right outer side from the lower end toward the upper side, and then along the upper and lower sides. The inclined portion of the guide hole 52 has an upper tapered surface 52a obliquely downward and left and right outer sides, and a lower side tapered surface 52b obliquely upward and left and right inner sides. As described later, the guide hole 52 guides and opens and closes a pair of hand release levers 8 for opening the hand 93 in the housing portion 20 .

Grooves 53 along the front and rear are formed on both sides of the upper portion of the lever member 5 . The grooves 53 are slidably engaged with the columnar protrusions 24 erected on the left and right inner surfaces of the support portion 22 of the operation lever 2 . The protrusion 24 is arranged on the front side of the rotation axis Ax in the support portion 22 . Therefore, when the operation lever 2 is rotated about the rotation axis Ax, the protrusion 24 presses the lever member 5 up and down while sliding in the groove 53, and as a result, the lever member 5 moves up and down. Specifically, when the operation lever 2 is raised (the cover 21 is opened), the lever member 5 moves upward, and when the operation lever 2 is lowered (the cover 21 is closed), the lever member 5 moves downward.

A substantially flat support stand 6 is accommodated inside the main body portion 30 , that is, inside the lower case 3 , the rear upper case 41 , and the front upper case 42 .

The support stand 6 is arrange|positioned so that the inside of the main-body part 30 may be partitioned up and down.

A pair of left and right arc-shaped holes 61 are formed in the rear half of the support base 6 . The arc-shaped holes 61 are provided so as to bulge out to the left and right outer sides, and guide the slide pins 911 of the arm base levers 91 to be described later.

The slide member 7 and the pair of left and right hand release levers 8 are accommodated at a position above the support base 6 in the main body portion 30 .

The slide member 7 is supported by the support base 6 so that it can move back and forth.

A front end wall 71 is erected at the front end of the sliding member 7 . The front end wall 71 is provided so that the lower end of the hook lever 23 located above it abuts from the rear. Therefore, the slide member 7 moves forward with the rotation of the hook lever 23, and the lower end of the hook lever 23 abuts on the front end wall 71 and is pressed forward (refer to FIG. 9, etc.). Details of the operational relationship between the hook lever 23 and the slide member 7 will be described later.

The rear end portion of the slide member 7 is provided with guide portions 72 protruding to the left and right sides. Left and right long grooves (not shown) are formed on the lower surface of each guide portion 72 . A slide pin 911 of the arm base lever 91 described later is slidably engaged with this groove. Therefore, when the slide member 7 moves back and forth, the guide portion 72 guides the slide pin 911 of the arm base lever 91 to the left and right and moves it back and forth.

Inside the sliding member 7, a tension spring 73 that biases the sliding member 7 rearward is arranged. The tension spring 73 is an example of the second biasing mechanism of the present invention, and biases the retractable arm 92 via the slide member 7 in the direction of shortening the retractable arm 92 . Specifically, the tension spring 73 is locked between a locking protrusion 74 protruding from the front end of the lower surface of the slide member 7 and a locking protrusion 41 a protruding from the lower surface of the rear upper case 41 (see FIG. 9 and the like). ). In a normal state in which the slide member 7 is not in contact with the hook lever 23 , it is biased by the tension spring 73 to be positioned at the rear end of the movement range.

A pair of hand release levers 8 are arranged on the front half of the support base 6 .

Each hand release lever 8 is formed in a substantially elongated shape along the front and rear, and the rear end thereof is supported on the support base 6 so as to be rotatable about an axis along the upper and lower sides.

Each hand release lever 8 has a cylindrical portion 81 along the front and rear at the middle position in the front-rear direction. The cylindrical portion 81 is fitted into the guide hole 52 of the lever member 5 . Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 , as the lever member 5 moves up and down, the cylindrical portion 81 is guided by the guide hole 52 , and the hand release lever 8 rotates left and right within a predetermined rotation range. Specifically, when the lever member 5 moves downward, the upper tapered surface 52a of the guide hole 52 presses the cylindrical portion 81 from above, and the hand release lever 8 rotates to the left and right outer sides. On the other hand, when the lever member 5 moves upward, the lower tapered surface 52b of the guide hole 52 presses the cylindrical portion 81 from below, and the hand release lever 8 rotates right and left inside.

The front portion of each hand release lever 8 is curved downward in a step-like manner, and extends from the front side of the support base 6 to the lower side of the support base 6 . The front end portion of each hand release lever 8 is provided with a pressing portion 82 for opening the hand portion 93 . As the hand release lever 8 rotates to the left and right outer sides, the pressing portion 82 presses the erected portion 942 of the claw portion 94 described later, and opens the claw portion 94 (hand portion 93 ) to the left and right outer sides. When the telescopic arm 92 is in the shortened state, the opening action mechanism of the present invention changes the hand 93 from the closed state to the open state through the operation of the operating lever 2 , and includes the lever member 5 and a pair of hand release levers 8 .

"Structure of Arm Unit"

As shown in FIG. 2 , the arm unit 9 is accommodated at a position lower than the support stand 6 in the interior of the accommodating portion 20 and the main body portion 30 .

The arm unit 9 includes a pair of left and right arm base rods 91 , a telescopic arm 92 , and a hand 93 .

A pair of arm base rods 91 connect the slide member 7 and the telescopic arm 92 .

The left and right inner ends of each arm base rod 91 are pivotally supported by a rotating shaft (not shown) erected on the lower surface of the support base 6 , and rotate around the ends.

The left and right outer end portions of each arm base rod 91 are rotatably connected to the end portion of the link rod 921 at the rearmost end of the telescopic arm 92 .

A slide pin 911 is erected at the center portion in the longitudinal direction of each arm base rod 91 . The slide pin 911 is slidably engaged with the groove of the guide portion 72 of the slide member 7 in a state of being inserted through the arc-shaped hole 61 of the support base 6 . Therefore, when the slide member 7 moves back and forth, the slide pins 911 are pushed back and forth while being guided by the arc-shaped holes 61 while sliding left and right in the grooves of the guide portions 72. As a result, the left and right inner ends of the respective arm base rods 91 are Rotate the center. Specifically, when the slide member 7 moves forward, the left and right outer sides of each arm base rod 91 are rotated to move forward, and when the slide member 7 moves backward, the left and right outer sides of each arm base rod 91 move backward. way to rotate. In the normal state (the state of FIG. 2 ) in which the slide member 7 is located at the rear end of the movement range, each arm base lever 91 is in a state substantially along the left-right direction.

FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the connection structure of the telescopic arm 92 .

As shown in FIG. 4( a ), the telescopic arm 92 has a cross-link (latch) mechanism in which a plurality of link rods 921 are connected by a substantially central hinge portion 922 and hinge portions 923 at both ends. Ends of a pair of arm base rods 91 (see FIG. 2 ) are connected to the ends of the pair of link rods 921 at the rearmost end of the telescopic arm 92 . The rod 921 is extended and retracted so as to move back and forth.

It should be noted that the telescopic link mechanism included in the telescopic arm 92 is not limited to the cross link mechanism. In addition, the telescopic arm 92 is an example of the telescopic portion of the present invention, but the telescopic portion of the present invention may include an arm base rod 91 and a hand base rod 95 to be described later.

In addition, in the telescopic arm 92, in order to smoothly move each hinge portion, a gap is required for fitting the shaft to the hole. However, when this gap is simply provided, as shown in FIG. 4( a ), even if the link rod 921 on the operating side (rear side) is enlarged to the maximum, the link rod on the following side (front side) The 921 cannot follow completely, and play is generated between the link rods 921 on the front side. At this time, if there is a load or the like on the front end of the telescopic arm 92, the front end of the telescopic arm 92 may not be able to retreat to a desired position.

On the other hand, in the telescopic arm 92 of the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4( b ), the length L1 from the center of the central hinge portion 922 to the center of the front hinge portion 923 is set to be longer than The length L2 from the center of the central hinge portion 922 to the center of the rear hinge portion 923 is slightly longer.

Thereby, a link structure in which the link rod 921 on the front side is contracted more than the link rod 921 on the rear side is obtained. Therefore, even when a gap is provided in the hinge portion, by making the difference between the front and rear lengths match the gap, as shown in (c) of FIG. A state in which play is not generated between the link rods 921 on the following side. Therefore, the front end of the telescopic arm 92 can be appropriately retracted to a desired position.

FIG. 5 is a partial perspective view of the arm unit 9 , and FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of the hand 93 .

As shown in these figures, the hand portion 93 is an example of the grip portion of the present invention, and is connected to the front end (front end) of the telescopic arm 92, and is opened and closed to grip the gripping object.

Specifically, the hand portion 93 includes a pair of left and right claw portions 94 , a pair of left and right hand base levers 95 , an upper cover 96 , and a lower cover 97 .

The pair of claws 94 is a portion that opens and closes to grasp a grasping object, and is rotatably supported by the upper cover 96 and the lower cover 97 about an upper and lower axis substantially along the base end (rear end), respectively.

The base end portion of each claw portion 94 is provided with gears 94 a that mesh with each other.

A first coil spring 941 is attached to the base end portion of each claw portion 94 and to the front side of the rotation center. The first coil spring 941 is an example of the first biasing mechanism of the present invention.

An erected portion 942 is erected on the upper surface of the base end portion of each claw portion 94 . The erected portion 942 penetrates the hole portion 96a of the upper cover 96 and protrudes upward. When the above-mentioned hand release lever 8 is rotated to the left and right outer sides, the pressing portion 82 at the front end presses the erected portion 942, so that the claw portion 94 moves toward the erected portion 942. The left and right outer sides are opened (see Figure 3).

The pair of paired base levers 95 are arranged so that the front end portions are positioned directly below the rear end portions of the pair of claw portions 94 . The front end portions of each of the pair of base levers 95 are supported by the upper cover 96 and the lower cover 97 so as to be rotatable around the same rotation center as the pair of claw portions 94 .

Gears 95 a that mesh with each other are provided at the front ends of the hand base levers 95 .

The rear ends of the pair of base rods 95 are connected to the pair of link rods 921 at the foremost end of the telescopic arm 92 , respectively. Therefore, opening and closing (retraction and retraction) is performed in the same manner as the telescopic arm 92 .

The upper cover 96 and the lower cover 97 sandwich the rear end portions of the pair of claw portions 94 and the front end portions of the pair of base levers 95 up and down, and support them rotatably.

Inside the lower cover 97, an engaging member 98 that can be engaged with and disengaged from the pair of claw portions 94 is arranged. The engaging member 98 is arranged on the lower side of the front end portion of the pair of base levers 95, and is supported by the lower cover 97 so as to be able to move up and down.

The engaging member 98 has a concave hook portion 98a opened upward in the left and right center of the rear portion. When the engaging member 98 moves upward, the hook portion 98a engages with the two locking portions 94b provided at the rear end portions of the pair of claws 94 so as to be sandwiched from the left and right sides, thereby engaging the pair of claws. Section 94 remains open.

The engaging member 98 is urged upward by the second coil spring 971 arranged in the lower cover 97 . In the state where the pair of claw portions 94 are opened, the engaging member 98 is urged by the second coil spring 971 to move upward, whereby the hook portion 98a is engaged with the two locking portions 94b of the pair of claw portions 94, and one The counter-claw portion 94 (hand portion 93 ) is held in an open state against the urging force of the first coil spring 941 . The open state maintaining mechanism of the present invention includes an engaging member 98 and a second coil spring 971 .

A pair of left and right tapered surfaces 98 b are provided on the rear end portion of the engaging member 98 , which are directed obliquely upward to the left and right outer sides. The pair of base levers 95 each has a tapered pressing surface 95b facing obliquely downward corresponding to the pair of tapered surfaces 98b. Then, when the hand base rod 95 is closed around the front end (ie, when the telescopic arm 92 is extended), the pressing surface 95b of the hand base rod 95 abuts against the tapered surface 98b to move the engaging member 98 downward. Thereby, the engagement between the hook portion 98 a of the engaging member 98 and the two locking portions 94 b of the pair of claw portions 94 is released, and the pair of claw portions 94 are brought into a closed state by the urging force of the first coil spring 941 . In addition, the degree to which the telescopic arm 92 is extended can be appropriately adjusted as the pair of claw portions 94 are in the open state (holding of the open state is released).

"The Action of the Action Toy"

Next, the action when a game is played with the action toy 1 will be described.

FIGS. 7 to 10 are diagrams for explaining the operation of the action toy 1, in which FIGS. 7 and 8 show a state change in the appearance of the action toy 1, and FIGS. 9 and 10 mainly show the hook lever 23, the sliding member 7, and the arm. Actions of Unit 9.

First, the user (player) arranges the action toy 1 at an appropriate distance from the doll F in a state of facing the doll F of the capture target (grip target) ( FIG. 7( a )).

At this time, the arm unit 9 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 20 (and the main body portion 30 ), and the operation lever 2 (the cover portion 21 ) is in a closed state. In addition, in the arm unit 9, the hand portion 93 (a pair of claw portions 94) is kept in an open state.

Next, when the user performs an operation (first operation) to open the operating lever 2 (the cover portion 21 ), the hook lever 23 that rotates together with the operating lever 2 abuts on the sliding member 7 , and the sliding member 7 overcomes the urging force of the tension spring 73 . And it moves forward ((a), (b) in FIG. 9). Thereby, according to the opening state of the operating lever 2, the pair of arm base levers 91 is rotated, and the telescopic arm 92 is extended forward (FIG. 7(b)).

Then, the hand base lever 95 that is extended (rotated) together with the telescopic arm 92 pushes down the engaging member 98, the holding of the open state of the pair of pawls 94 (hand 93) by the engaging member 98 is released, and the pair of The claw portion 94 is brought into a closed state by the biasing force of the first coil spring 941 (see FIG. 6 ). Thereby, the hand 93 holds the doll F ((c) in FIG. 7 ).

Next, when the user performs an operation (second operation) to further open the operation lever 2 following the first operation, the lower end of the hook lever 23 is disengaged from the front end wall 71 of the slide member 7, and the locking is released (in FIG. 10 ). (a)). Then, the sliding member 7 is moved rearward by the urging force of the tension spring 73 ((b) in FIG. 10 ). As a result, the telescopic arm 92 is shortened and accommodated in the accommodating portion 20 and the main body portion 30 while the hand 93 is held in the closed state and gripping the doll F ( FIG. 8( a )).

Next, when the user performs an operation to close the operation lever 2 (third operation), the lever member 5 moves downward, the pair of hand release levers 8 rotate to the left and right outer sides (see FIG. 3 ), and the pair of claw portions 94 (hands 93 ) From the closed state to the open state ((b) in FIG. 8 ). As a result, the doll F is released from the hand 93 in the accommodating portion 20 .

It should be noted that when the operation lever 2 is opened next, the lever member 5 moves upward to return the pair of hand release levers 8 to the closed state, so the hand release lever 8 does not interfere with the movement of the arm unit 9 .

At this time, in accordance with the third operation of the operation lever 2, the hook lever 23 is rotated beyond the front end wall 71 of the slide member 7, and in the closed state in which the operation lever 2 (cover portion 21) is completely closed, the hook lever 23 is connected to A state in which the front end walls 71 of the sliding member 7 have a predetermined distance (rotation range) therebetween ((c) in FIG. 10 ). That is, the operation lever 2 has play (play) in the rotation from the closed state shown in FIG. 10( c ) to the first operation (starting state) shown in FIG. 9( a ) .

Therefore, by opening the operating lever 2 within the rotation range of the play, the housing portion 20 can be opened without extending the telescopic arm 92 and the doll F inside can be taken out ( FIG. 8( c )).

In this way, the arm unit 9 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 20 (and the main body portion 30 ), the hand portion 93 is in an open state, and the operation lever 2 (cover portion 21 ) is in a closed state. That is, it returns to the same state as when the action started. Therefore, other than the opening and closing operation of the operation lever 2, no special operation is required, and the game can be continuously repeated.

"Technical Effects of the Present Embodiment"

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the telescopic arm 92 having the telescopic link mechanism is extended by the first operation of the operating lever 2, and when the telescopic arm 92 is extended, the hand 93 at the front end thereof is changed from the open state to the closed state In the state where the hand 93 is kept in the closed state, the telescopic arm 92 is shortened.

Thereby, the telescopic arm 92 can be actuated as a simple structure having only the telescopic link mechanism, as compared with the related art using a rope, a motor, or the like. Further, miniaturization, cost reduction, and the like can be achieved.

In addition, when the telescopic arm 92 is extended, the hand 93 is in the closed state, and the telescopic arm 92 is shortened while maintaining the closed state. Therefore, when the telescopic arm 92 is extended, the doll F and the like captured by the hand 93 can be grasped The subject is properly brought closer to the hand.

In addition, according to the present embodiment, when the telescopic arm 92 is in the shortened state, the hand 93 is changed from the closed state to the open state by the third operation of the operation lever 2, so that the hand 93 can be easily restored to the original state ( the state before extending the telescopic arm 92). Furthermore, it is easy to repeat the game continuously, for example, even if the grasped object such as the doll F fails to be captured, the challenge can be continued.

In addition, according to the present embodiment, the engaging member 98 can hold the hand 93 in the open state against the urging force of the first coil spring 941 .

Thus, by releasing the holding of the open state of the hand 93 by the engaging member 98 when the telescopic arm 92 is extended, the hand 93 can be appropriately brought into the closed state by the first coil spring 941 and maintained in this state.

In addition, according to the present embodiment, the urging force of the tension spring 73 is acted upon by the second operation to shorten the telescopic arm 92 , so that the hand 93 can be strongly pulled back to the hand by the urging force of the tension spring 73 .

In addition, according to the present embodiment, since the operation lever 2 includes the cover portion 21 that accommodates the accommodating portion 20 of the retractable arm 92 and the hand 93 in the retracted state, the operation for extending and retracting the telescopic arm 92 can also be used for opening the cover. The operation of accommodating the telescopic arm 92 etc. in the accommodating part 20 by removing the part 21 .

In addition, according to the present embodiment, the first operation is an operation to open the lid 21, and the second operation is an operation to further open the lid 21 following the first operation. Therefore, only a single operation of opening the lid 21 can be performed continuously. The extension and shortening of the telescopic arm 92 are performed in a flexible manner.

In addition, according to the present embodiment, the third operation for bringing the hand 93 into the open state when the telescopic arm 92 is in the shortened state is the operation to close the lid portion 21 . The telescopic arm 92 and the hand 93 perform a series of movements.

In addition, according to the present embodiment, since the lid portion 21 has a play during the rotation from the closed state to the first operation, the lid portion 21 can be opened within the rotation range of the play, without extending the telescopic arm 92. In the case of being long, the grasping objects such as the doll F and the like stored in the accommodating part 20 are taken out.

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In addition, the embodiment to which the present invention can be applied is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be appropriately changed within a range that does not deviate from the gist of the present invention.

For example, in the above-described embodiment, the telescopic arm 92 is extended by the first operation of the operation lever 2, and the telescopic arm 92 is shortened by the subsequent second operation of the operation lever 2, but the second operation may not be performed. That is, the telescopic arm 92 extended by the first operation may be configured to be shortened by the urging force of the tension spring 73 without being subjected to the second operation.

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1. An action toy, characterized in that, The action toy has: operation department, a telescopic part which has a telescopic link mechanism and is expanded and contracted by the operation of the operation part, a gripping part, which is arranged at the front end of the telescopic part, and which grips the gripping object by opening and closing, The expansion-contraction portion is extended by a first operation of the operation portion, and when the expansion-contraction portion is extended, the gripping portion changes from an open state to a closed state, and when the gripping portion maintains the closed state, The telescopic portion is shortened. 2. The action toy of claim 1, wherein After the expansion-contraction portion is extended, the expansion-contraction portion is shortened by the second operation of the operation portion. 3. The action toy according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, The action toy includes an opening action mechanism that changes the grip portion from a closed state to an open state by a third operation of the operation portion when the retractable portion is in a shortened state. 4. The action toy of claim 3, wherein The action toy includes an open state holding mechanism capable of holding the grip portion in an open state, The open state maintaining mechanism maintains an open state in which the gripping portion is opened by the opening actuating mechanism, and releases the holding when the telescopic portion is extended. 5. The action toy of claim 4, wherein The action toy includes a first urging mechanism that urges a direction in which the grip portion is closed, The open state holding mechanism is configured to be capable of holding the grip portion in the open state against the biasing force of the first biasing mechanism. 6. The action toy according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, The action toy includes a second urging mechanism that urges the expansion-contraction portion in a direction in which it is shortened, After the expansion and contraction part is extended, the expansion and contraction part is shortened by the second operation of the operation part, In the first operation, the telescopic portion is extended against the urging force of the second urging mechanism, and the second urging mechanism causes the urging force to act on the telescopic portion by the second operation. . 7. The action toy of claim 1, wherein The action toy includes an accommodating portion that accommodates the expansion-contraction portion and the grip portion in a shortened state, The operating portion is a cover portion of the accommodating portion. 8. The action toy of claim 7, wherein After the expansion and contraction part is extended, the expansion and contraction part is shortened by the second operation of the operation part, the first operation is an operation of opening the cover, The second operation is an operation of further opening the cover part following the first operation. 9. The action toy of claim 8, wherein When the retractable portion is in the shortened state, the grip portion is brought into the open state by the third operation of the operation portion, The third operation is an operation of closing the cover. 10. The action toy according to any one of claims 7 to 9, wherein The cover portion has play during the rotation from the closed state to the first operation.

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