The application claims priority to Chinese patent application No. 2022217393116, filed on Jul. 7, 2022, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.
The application relates to an assembled building block toy, and in particular to a splicing animal building block toy.
Splicing building blocks are usually made of wood or plastic, with free combination and simple splicing. It is beneficial to improving the children's ability of body coordination and balance through their hand touch and eye observation. However, the splicing animal building blocks currently on the market are single in form, have a multitude of parts with complicated assembly, and do not have an easy-to-control tightness, without high entertainment or interest.
A technical problem to be solved by the application is to provide a splicing animal building block toy with simple structure, fast assembly speed and diverse playing ways, which can effectively improve entertainment and interest of use.
In order to solve the above problem, the splicing animal building block toy described in the application is characterized in that it consists of several different body part building blocks of different types of animals. The building blocks in the said splicing animal building block toy are divided into four types according to different body parts: a head part building block, a body part building block, a limbs part building block, and a combined part building block, with each type of building block designed in shape according to the conventional shapes of different types of animals.
The said head part building block consists of a head part building block base, a head part building block cover, a movable gear and a sounding plectrum. The said movable gear is placed in a head movable cavity formed by the head part building block base and the head part building block cover, and can move rotationally. The said movable gear is provided with an assembly hole in its center. The said sounding plectrum has a terminal end which is fixed and a head end which meshes with the teeth of the movable gear.
The said body part building block consists of a body part building block base, a body part building block cover and a splicing pillar. The said splicing pillar is placed in a movable cavity formed by the body part building block base and the body part building block cover, and can rotate around an axis. The body part building block base and the body part building block cover form limbs installation cavities in which barb steps are provided.
Each of the said limbs part building block consists of a limbs part building block base, a limbs part building block cover and magnets. The said magnets are placed in foot movable cavities formed by the limbs part building block base and the limbs part building block cover, and can rotate freely in the foot movable cavities to change an external magnetic pole. The limbs part building block base and the limbs part building block cover form a splicing buckle which is provided with a barb.
Due to the difference between body shapes of different types of animals, the combined part building block uses the combination of the body and the limbs, and consists of a combined part building block base, a combined part building block cover, a splicing pillar and magnets. The said splicing pillar is placed in a movable cavity formed by the combined part building block base and the combined part building block cover, and can rotate around an axis. The said magnets are placed in foot movable cavities formed by the combined part building block base and the combined part building block cover. The said magnets can rotate freely in the foot movable cavities to change an external magnetic pole.
The said body part building block and combined part building block are spliced into assembly holes in the movable gear of the head part building block through their respective splicing pillars. Each of the said splicing pillars and the assembly holes cannot slide rotationally relative to each other after assembly. In turning the body part building block, the combined part building block or the head part building block, the movable gear in the head part building block plucks the sounding plectrum to make a bouncing mechanical sound.
The said limbs part building blocks are spliced into the limbs installation cavities of the body part building block through the splicing buckles. The barbs in the said splicing buckles cooperate with the barb steps in the limbs installation cavities to improve the assembly tightness.
The head part building block, the body part building block, the limbs part building blocks and the combined part building block of the said splicing animal building block toy are designed according to the conventional shapes of different types of animals, making it possible to realize the mixed splicing use of building blocks of different types of animals and splice a variety of variant models to improve entertainment and interest.
The application has the following advantages over the prior art:
The application uses multiple snap points and barb structures, multiple assembly positions and a variety of building block shapes, with fast assembly, simple disassembly and diverse playing ways, which greatly improves entertainment and interest of building blocks.
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