This application is a 35 U.S.C. §371 National Stage of PCT/BR2009/000212 filed Sunday, Jul. 19, 2009 (published as WO2010/006400 on Jan. 21, 2010), which claims priority to BR MU8801674-9, filed Jul. 18, 2008, which was a Utility Model application (MU) filed in Brazil converted to an application for a patent of invention (PI) in Brazil and renumbered BR PI086260-9. All of the foregoing applications and publications thereof are incorporated herein by reference.
The present patent of invention refers to the technical field of toys and school supplies, more specifically to a toy with built-in school pencil case.
Described herein is a toy with two utilities, with the characteristics and shape of a miniature vehicle (car or another), equipped with a practical case, that fits to a compartment located in its own interior. The car or another toy could be used for playing, as well as it could be brought to school, where the school pencil case (pencils, erasers, scissors, etc . . . ) will be drawn from its interior.
The school pencil case was built to accommodate and organize school supplies (pens, pencils, erasers, rulers, colored pencils, sharpeners, among others), that would be loose within folders and backpacks.
Currently dozens of models are available with great variety of types of layouts, configurations and materials, which are to suit all styles and tastes of children and adolescents.
The proposed model has no direct competitors, since it has an original layout, combining harmoniously the two products: toy and school pencil case.
The improvement added to the new product is the incorporation of a school pencil case and a toy. From this union, arises an extremely attractive and fun product, which will attract great interest of children, which will be able to have fun with the toy and accommodate school supplies that will be used in class. Featuring thus an ideal product to add or replace the school pencil case on the market.
Preferentially, the drawings and the descriptive report will show a toy in the shape of a car. However, the proposed model will not be limited to this configuration and may have male and female versions of models such as: boats, aircrafts, male and female dolls, among others.
The toy on its preferable form is composed by:
It can be easily and practically operated by children, and consists on placing and removing the school pencil case as follows: having the case in hands, should push it into the chassis cavity, until the automatic locking of the pyramidal bumps at the lock plug-in; for removal operation, simply press the two pins of the lock until the pyramidal bumps are released and consequently the school pencil case will fall by gravity.
The objectives, advantages and other important characteristics of the model in question will be easily understood when read together with the drawings attached, in which:
As it can be inferred from the attached figures that illustrate and integrate the present descriptive report of a “Toy with built-in school pencil case”, it is composed by a built-in school pencil case (1), which is made by a plastic carcass (2) with miniaturized vehicle shape (car), a chassis (3) made by injected plastic, which is fitted on the carcass by means of screws or pressure, having the chassis a bumper (3A) to fit and accommodate the wheels (3B), and a internal rectangular parallelepiped cavity (3C), with a fixed or malleable lock system (3D), to fit and fix the pyramidal bumps (4A) of the school pencil case (4), being this one made preferably with injected plastic and composed by a body (4B) of parallelepiped rectangular shape, having a superior lid (4C) with tilting or sliding opening and a coupling system (4D).
Accordingly, the school pencil case (4) may be made by fabric or rubber material, with openings for VELCRO® material or a zipper(s), keeping the plastic base and the pyramidal side bumps (4A).
Accordingly, the coupling system for locking the school pencil case (4), may be of any kind.
Accordingly, the toy may present other configurations and shapes (ships, aircrafts, male or female dolls, among others), as long as it keeps the same function.
This product was designed to diversify the school pencil case market and provide more joy for children using a double utility product.
These attributes allow classifying the toy with built-in school pencil case (1), a completely versatile product, efficient and practical, to accommodate school supplies, as much as to bring joy to the children.
Number | Date | Country | Kind |
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8801674 U | Jul 2008 | BR | national |
Filing Document | Filing Date | Country | Kind | 371c Date |
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PCT/BR2009/000212 | 7/19/2009 | WO | 00 | 1/18/2011 |
Publishing Document | Publishing Date | Country | Kind |
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WO2010/006400 | 1/21/2010 | WO | A |
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20110117816 A1 | May 2011 | US |