DE19901682A1

DE19901682A1 - Skill game has a disc balanced on a cone and loaded with weights by each player

Info

Publication number: DE19901682A1
Application number: DE1999101682
Authority: DE
Inventors: Siegbert Kommer
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1999-01-18
Filing date: 1999-01-18
Publication date: 2000-07-20

Abstract

A game of skill has a plywood, or card disc of diameter 25 to 30 cm balanced on a cork bearing at the top of a support cone. The players load the disc in turn using identical blocks with the player who topples the disc loosing the game. The game can also be played in reverse by each player in turn removing a block. The blocks can be coloured to identify the players.

Description

Der Namen des Geschicklichkeitsspiels (BaCe) wurde von Herrn Kommer aus dem Ba und dem ce aus Balance gebildet. Jedoch wurde das C dann mit dem großen Buchstaben verwendet.The name of the game of skill (BaCe) was given by Mr. Kommer from the Ba and the ce formed from balance. However, the C became the big one Letters used.

Ziel des erfundenen Spiels Geschicklichkeitsspiel ist es; den auf den Kegel (siehe Fig. 2) zu legenden Teller (gemäß Fig. 1), welcher sich im austarierten Gleichgewicht befindet, durch auflegen von jeweils einem Spielklotz (Je Mitspieler einer) nicht zum kippen zu bringen. Sollte der Teller kippen, so hat derjenige Spieler verloren, der als letzter den Klotz auf den Teller legte. Jeder Spieler hat einen Satz Bausteine in unterschiedlicher Formen. Die 6 Satz Bauklötze (siehe Fig. 3) sind von Ihrer Form her gleich, jedoch mit unterschiedlichen Farben. Sind alle Bauklötze der teilnehmenden Spieler (Zwei bis sechs) auf dem Teller positioniert, ohne das der Teller gefallen ist, so beginnt der Spieler nach demjenigen der als letzter den Klotz auf den Teller legte mit der Wegnahme seiner Bausteine vom Teller. Dieses auch wiederum nacheinander im Uhrzeigersinn, je Spieler ein Klotz seiner Farbe. Sollte wiederum der Teller nicht kippen, so beginnt das Spiel von neuem.The goal of the invented game of skill is; the plate to be placed on the cone (see FIG. 2) (according to FIG. 1), which is in balanced equilibrium, cannot be tilted by placing a playing block (one per player). If the plate tilts, the player who was the last to put the block on the plate lost. Each player has a set of building blocks in different shapes. The 6 sets of building blocks (see Fig. 3) are the same in shape, but with different colors. If all the building blocks of the participating players (two to six) are positioned on the plate without the plate falling, the player who has placed the block on the plate last will start removing his building blocks from the plate. This one after the other in a clockwise direction, one block of his color for each player. If the plate does not tip over, the game starts again.

The instructions

Der Aufbau und das Spielen:
Building and playing:

1. The turntable ( Fig. 1) is placed on the cone ( Fig. 2) with the cork inserted so that the plate is in balance.
2. Each player receives a set of building blocks ( Fig. 3)
3. The youngest player begins by choosing any block of his Sentence on the plate.
4. If the plate tips over, it has lost and the game starts again.
5. If the plate does not tip over, the next player is to put one on any block of his sentence in turn.
6. Should there be room for all the players' blocks on the plate, without this tilts, the game continues by the next player playing one of his Removes blocks from the plate.
7. The loser is the one who puts on or takes away the plate tilting brings.

Claims

The claim to the game invented by Mr. Kommer insists on the entirety of the invention. This invention is a game of "skill game". Only natural materials and natural colors are used in the production. Such as B. wood and cork. The game consists of:

1. Round wooden plate approx. 25 to 30 cm in diameter, 4 to 5 mm thick (according to Fig. 1)
2. Pointed cone with a cork closure which is inserted from above (according to Fig. 2)
3. Six sets of different colored blocks (according to FIG. 3)
4. A wooden box as packaging (according to Fig. 4)
5. How to play

The above 5 points and the description represent the situation to be patented.