DE1075478B - Game board with an attachment piece with holes for the game figures and a game image underneath - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN

The invention relates to a game board with one with insertion holes for the game pieces or game pieces provided attachment. Such boards are particularly useful for small games, e.g. B. pocket games, appropriate. When playing, you don't knock over the pieces of a small game that are close together, and while driving, they stand firmly on the board despite the jolting of the car.

The known boards with plug holes have the disadvantage that they reduce the size of the board image, which means the board overview suffers. Playing figures for boards with large holes can be made more comfortable reposition, but reduce the size of the board image or the board fields according to their size. Bigger ones Plug-in game pieces that carry figure images are can also be produced without special plug-in pins. For example, you can use foamed plastic sheets Figure pictures are glued on, which are then punched out together with the plastic.

There are also game boards with holes known, among which the z. B. on a sheet of paper printed playing field is stored. In an educational game, the game pieces have numbers and on their surface Letters and different playing fields are interchangeable. The underlying chess fields of another game have figure pictures and symbols on the fields to be drawn upon. Learning to play chess should be made easier. The board picture of these games is however only partially visible under the holes. The board overview is too bad if the plugged in Pieces close the holes when playing a game. If you wanted one instead of a chess picture Underlay the mill picture or the smaller picture of a solitaire game, then the horizontal and vertical ones would be Lines of the mill game as well as the edge and other lines of the solitaire game under the holes also only to be seen in places, and when playing would be through the game pieces used even less Stelleu visible.

The invention eliminates these disadvantages of the known game boards with holes. According to this show in a game board with an attachment provided with insertion holes for the game pieces and underneath the game image superimposed on the holes on a perforated base, the top part being transparent is trained.

Further advantages of the invention are described. An exemplary embodiment is shown in the drawing. It shows

Fig. 1 shows a board, which the playing field under a transparent attachment with bottom holes wearing; the flexible board protrudes from the top on both sides,

Game board with an attachment provided with holes for the game pieces and underlying game image

Applicant: Ms. Paul Schmidt, Düsseldorf, Mauerstr. 29

Ms. Paul Schmidt, Düsseldorf, has been named as the inventor

2 shows a game piece / made of a foamed plastic plate, which has the figure image f _{t on its surface,}

Fig. 3 is a sectional view of the board with the attachment and an inserted game stone,

Fig. 4 shows the board, the side parts of which are placed under this during play, and

Fig. 5 shows the board, the side parts of which are above the top part after playing.

The transparent attachment a _{z of} the game board U ₁ according to FIGS. 1, 3, 4 and. 5 is pulled together with the bottom holes a _s from a weak plastic plate or made of plastic, for. B. polystyrene, cast. The board a _± made of a flexible plastic plate carries the board image, z. B. chess picture, which is not drawn for the sake of clarity. The two side parts g of the board a _x are placed under this when playing a game and then on the top part a ₂ , as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5.

The board a _x with the side parts g is z. B. welded to the transparent attachment a _2. The bottoms of the holes a _s prevent the board picture from gathering dust, which would make it look unhygienic. The transparent top plate ff can easily be dusted off with a brush. It also happens from time to time that the contents of a glass are poured over the game. The liquid would flow over the game image through open holes. The playing figures should not sit loosely in the holes so that they do not stand at an angle. When pulling out of a plug hole you involuntarily turn a tightly seated ^{pawn and \ r} scratches the playing field under an open hole. Thick attachment parts to prevent this require more material and disadvantageously increase the weight of a pocket game.

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Drawn or cast transparent attachment _{parts O 2} with base holes O ₃ are relatively very light and particularly stable.

Claims (1)

Claim: Game board with an attachment provided with insertion holes for the game pieces and an underlying game image, characterized in that the holes (a _s ) have a perforated bottom and the attachment (a ₂ ) is transparent. Documents considered: Swiss patent specification No. 255 128; French Patent Nos. 677 572, 1,063,906, 116,539;
U.S. Patent No. 2,551,318. 1 sheet of drawings