DE29505580U1 - game - Google Patents

Description

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DESCRIPTION

The present innovation concerns a game with a playing surface and individual game pieces, which can be positioned at predetermined locations on the playing surface.

The aim of the innovation is to provide a game with a very high play value using the simplest possible means of construction.

This task is solved by providing a predetermined number of game positions on the top of the playing surface and assigning the respective game position to the dice surface of a dice, furthermore, by providing at least one game position as a through hole so that the respective game piece falls through the playing surface on this game position, and by providing a hollow substructure on the underside of the playing surface in the area of this game position which accommodates the dice rolled and assigned to this position.

The innovation ensures that, given a certain number of players and the game pieces assigned to each player, a game can be played in which each player must try to be the first to place his game pieces on the playing field. The game position with the hole through it ensures that, if the corresponding number is rolled on the dice, the game piece in question disappears into the base of the game.

In order to enable a fixed allocation of the dice-rolled playing position and the playing piece, the playing positions have recesses on the top of the playing surface that hold the playing pieces. The playing pieces are conveniently designed as pegs.

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formed or at least partially have a tenon shape so that they can be inserted into the recesses formed as bores and the hole.

With regard to the allocation of the individual game positions to the dice result, the former are equipped with markings on the top of the playing surface that correspond to the markings on the game dice.

The playing surface has a total of six playing positions, with five playing positions in the outside area and the playing position to which the through hole is assigned in the middle of the playing surface. A standing area on the underside of the base increases the stability of the game as such and also closes off the hollow space in the base at the bottom, so that the game can also be used as a collection, storage or transport container for the individual game pieces and dice.

It is particularly advantageous if the playing surface can be attached to the base from above, whereby the base accommodates the game pieces and dice when the game is being stored or transported.

For the purpose of a clamping connection between the playing surface and the substructure, the former has a projection which, when assembled, is clamped around by the upper recess of the substructure.

A practical design of the innovation is explained in more detail with reference to the figures. They show:

Fig. 1 the playing surface of the game according to the innovation in plan view as well as perspective representation of a standard dice and

Fig. 2 is a sectional view of the game setup along the line I-I from Fig. 1.

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The reference number 1 in Fig. 1 stands for the new game in its entirety. The game 1 consists of a number of parts that are put together to form a game structure. On the top is the so-called playing surface 2, which can be seen in Fig. 1 from above.

The playing surface 2 shows a plurality of so-called playing positions 4, of which, for the sake of clarity, only one is marked with reference number 4. Markings 14 are arranged on the upper side of the playing surface 2 in the area of each recess 9 or are optically assigned to it.

Each playing position 4 is assigned a recess 9. The recesses 9 are each positions for the fixed storage of a correspondingly shaped game piece 3. The recesses 9, which are arranged along the circumference of the playing surface 2, are not continuous. In contrast, the central playing position 7 in Fig. 1 is assigned a hole 10 which runs through the playing surface 2.

According to Fig. 2, the playing surface 2 has a projection 12 on its underside, which can be inserted into the upper recess 13 of the base 8. The playing surface 2 can therefore be removed from the base like a lid or placed on it. A base 11 is provided on the bottom of the base, which wears down the base and at the same time increases the stability of the game arrangement. The game pieces, which are marked with reference number 3 in Fig. 2, can be kept inside the base for storage or transport of the game due to the design. The same applies to the dice 5.

As is also clear from Fig. 2, the hole 10 in the area of the playing position 7 extends through the playing surface 2 and the projection 12 firmly connected to the latter on the underside into the interior of the base 8. Consequently, playing pieces are placed depending on the number rolled, i.e. marking 15 of the

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The respective dice surface 6 on the dice 5 is assigned to either the game positions 4 or the game position 7. In the case of assignment to the game positions 4, the game pieces 3 are simply inserted into these due to the upper recesses 9, in the case of assignment to the game position 7, the assigned game pieces 3 fall into the interior of the game 1 due to the continuous hole 10 and can therefore no longer take part in the game.

The game 1 conveniently comprises a fixed number of game pieces 3, which are divided up, whereby each player is allocated an equal number of game pieces 3 (e.g. six game pieces) at the start of the game 1. The game is played in such a way that each player has a fixed number of attempts to roll the dice (e.g. a maximum of three), whereby he may insert a game piece 3 into the relevant recess 9 or 13 on the top of the playing surface 2 for the number he has rolled. The player can also pass the dice to the next player after the first dice result. If the player rolls a number that corresponds to a playing position on the top of the playing surface 2 that is already occupied by a game piece 3, he must remove the other player's game piece 3 from the playing surface 2, and it is then the next player's turn. The first player to no longer have any 3 pieces wins.

Due to the construction of game 1, the latter can be made entirely of wood in a simple manner. Furthermore, it is possible to design game 1 as a pocket game.

DR. HAF|JPR'& STIPPL

Weber Plastik GmbH St-He/95064

REFERENCE SIGNS

1 Game 2 playing area 3 Game piece 4 Playing position 5 Dice 6 Cube area 7 Playing position 8th Substructure 9 Recess 10 Hole 11 Stand area 12 head Start 13 Recess 14 mark 15 mark

Claims (10)

DR. HAFNER & STIPPL Fa. Weber Plastik GmbH St-He/95064 PROTECTION CLAIMS 1. Game with a playing surface and individual game pieces that can be positioned at predetermined locations on the playing surface, characterized, that a predetermined number of game positions (4, 7) are provided on the top of the playing surface (2) and the respective game position is assigned to the dice surface (6) of a game die (5), that at least one game position (7) is designed as a through hole (10) so that the respective game piece (3) falls through the playing surface (2) on this game position (7) and that a hollow substructure is provided on the underside of the playing surface (2) in the area of the game position (7), which receives the game pieces (3) rolled and assigned to this position. 2. Game according to claim 1, characterized, that the remaining playing positions (4) have recesses (9) which accommodate the playing pieces (3). :**: ·.*.** :"*: ;d,r. haPUSR'astippl : ti : ·: ;···· · ··· ; -2- 3. Game according to claim 1 or 2, characterized, that the playing pieces (3) are at least partially tenon-shaped and the recesses (9) and the hole (10) are designed as bores. 4. Game according to one of the preceding claims, characterized, that the respective playing positions (4, 7) on the top of the playing surface (2) are equipped with markings (14) that correspond to the markings (15) on the game dice (5). 5. Game according to one of the preceding claims, characterized, that the playing surface (2) has a total of six playing positions (4, 7), with five playing positions (4) being arranged in the outer area and the playing position (7) being arranged in the middle of the playing surface (2). 6. Game according to one of the preceding claims, characterized, that a standing surface (11) is provided on the underside of the substructure (8). -3 - 7. Game according to one of the preceding claims, characterized, that the playing surface (2) is designed to be plugged onto the base (8) from above, wherein the base (8) accommodates game pieces (3) and game dice (5) when the game (1) is being stored or transported. 8. Game according to one of the preceding claims, characterized, that a projection (12) is provided on the underside of the playing surface (2), which can be inserted into the upper recess (13) of the base (8) in a clamping manner. 9. Game according to one of the preceding claims, characterized, that the playing surface (2), the substructure (8) and, if applicable, the standing surface (11) are made of wood. 10. Game according to one of the preceding claims, characterized, that a predetermined, certain number of game pieces (3) is provided for several players.