RU22754U1 - DOLL - Google Patents

Description

The utility model relates to means for games and entertainment, namely, to the construction of children's toys and can be used in the field of practical psychology and psychiatry.

Known doll for entertainment and games, containing a head, torso and limbs, equipped with a coating that provides a change in the color of the appearance or appearance. The doll is coated on the basis of thermochromic or photochromic paints with the possibility of providing, under the influence of sunlight, ultraviolet radiation or temperature, a reversible change in the color of the color from flesh to brown. A doll allows you to imitate, in particular, the appearance of a tan, various spots in the form of a burn, and can also be an indirect confirmation or indicator of a child who is yelling with a doll in the sun (Description of the invention to RF patent No. 2130798, IPC A 63 P 9/00, 3/00, publ. 05/27/1999 Bull. No. 15).

Despite the fact that the design of the doll reproduces complex technical effects that mimic the appearance of a tan or burn, its play and other features can only delight adults, especially in terms of indirect confirmation of the child's stay in the fresh air. For a child, a more entertaining toy is required, capable of awakening the imagination and prompting to action. Among other things, the use of thermo- or photochromic paints increases the cost of the doll, which makes it inaccessible to the general population.

A known design of figurine dolls having the appearance of stylized human figures with sets of removable clothing (Description of the invention to US patent No. 2669803, N.C. 446-268, publ. 23.02.1954).

The skeleton and the skeleton, in which at the transition from the torso to the skeleton there are various structural elements, designed to be equipped with removable clothing (Description of the utility model to the certificate of the Russian Federation No. 10590, IPC A 63 H 3/08, publ. 08.16.1999 Bull. No. 8 )

Known prefabricated toy, consisting of parts, the outer surfaces of which reproduce anthropomorphic or zoomorphic features, interconnected using blind holes and a removable dowel and folded apart in a disassembled form into a cylinder or polyhedron (Description of the utility model for RF certificate No. 8265, IPC A 63 N 3/00, published on November 16, 1998).

The disadvantages of these toy dolls include their relative complexity. Finished, stereotyped performance reduces their playing value. And although they can be used by children for games, in fact they carry only an aesthetic function, being essentially souvenir products.

The closest to the claimed technical solution is a faceless doll containing a body consisting of a trunk with a head and limbs, made of natural fabric in the form of a stuffed bag - overalls with a filler of natural fibers and a bag with dry medicinal herbs inserted into the filler (Description of the utility model for the certificate RF No. 16830, IPC A 63 H 3/02, publ. 02.20.2001 Bull. No. 5).

Despite the complexity of manufacturing, the doll has the potential to give it a certain appearance in accordance with the wishes of the child and his interests. For this, it is required, for example, to be colored accordingly. However, it should be noted that for painting a rather expensive doll made of textile material, certain skills are required that children usually do not possess. Thus, the amusement of such a doll can be considered limited.

As a result of solving this problem, an original doll toy that is easy to manufacture, and therefore available to potential consumers (both children and adults), which can also be used as a means to determine the mental state of its owner and, if necessary, adjust this condition.

To solve this problem in a famous doll with a faceless body, including at least a torso with a head, the doll’s body is made of molded paper pulp in the form of a blank for subsequent coloring and / or drawing images on its surface.

Besides:

-at least part of the doll’s body is made voluminous; - the body of the doll is combined with the head;

- the doll is made with the possibility of transformation into a simple toy, for example, a Christmas tree;

- the body of the doll is made in the form of a blank for psychological testing and / or treatment of mental illness.

The utility model is illustrated in the drawing, where:

in FIG. 1 shows a general view of a doll;

in FIG. 2 - side view of a volumetric doll;

in FIG. 3 is a side view of a doll composed of planar and volumetric elements;

in FIG. 4 is a side view of a doll arranged from planar elements;

in FIG. 5 shows a doll painted under the “New Year's ball;

in FIG. Figure 6 shows a painted doll- “paratrooper, which is a means for psychological testing (treatment of mental illness).

The faceless body 1 of the doll contains torso 2, head 3, as well as arms 4 and legs 5, made of molded paper pulp in the form of volumetric or planar elements, or a combination thereof. The surface of the faceless body 1 is intended for subsequent coloring and / or application of images. The simplest version of the doll can include only one torso-head 6, which can be painted, for example, under a “bun. Also, each element of the disassembled doll after corresponding; its coloring can act, for example, as a simple Christmas tree toy.

Additionally, the painted body of the doll can be used as a means for psychological testing, which reduces to analyzing graphics and colors, as well as to generalizing the behavior shown in the test situation (the process of coloring or applying images), and for the treatment of some mental illnesses.

For the manufacture of a faceless doll, paper pulp is used, which is a product of industrial processing of waste paper and recycled products from cotton and linen fabrics. After forming planar or volumetric elements of the doll's body, they are dried and, if necessary, if this is not the only element, subsequent assembly.

The implementation of doll elements from molded paper pulp, unlike, for example, a paper sheet, allows, if necessary, changing the color of the image or the image itself by scraping off a “damaged layer of paper, which is very important for a child creating his own, unlike other toys. For the practical psychiatrist, such a change in the patient’s test situation allows revealing such nuances of the psyche that it is almost impossible to identify with other methods. In some cases, this may signal the beginning of a positive trend in the consciousness of a sick patient. This is very revealing during testing of participants in armed conflicts who are undergoing rehabilitation, where, for example, uneven and fuzzy black stripes of a vest were replaced by bright and clear blue ones (Fig. 6).

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the possibility of experimenting with your puppet double, during the rehabilitation of people with post-war syndrome (as mentioned above) and in some other cases.

A coloring doll, by analogy with a coloring book, will occupy its own niche in the market for games and entertainment. Low cost of raw materials, simple geometrical. The use of these forms and the technology used makes it possible to obtain a sufficient number of such dolls for wide sale at an affordable price. Potentially, the doll is intended to awaken creativity in children. For example, a child will be able to independently create a game situation that most fully meets his inclinations. This will allow, to some extent, to restore the culture of creative education and self-expression using popular in the past, "grandmother's home-made dolls.

As a result of using the utility model, a simple, cheap and environmentally friendly toy will be created, possessing substantial amusement and advanced capabilities in terms of psychological testing and diagnosis of various mental illnesses.

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Claims (5)

1. A doll containing a faceless body, including at least a torso with a head, characterized in that the doll’s body is made of molded paper pulp in the form of a blank for subsequent coloring and / or drawing images on its surface.  2. The doll according to claim 1, characterized in that at least part of the body of the doll is made voluminous.  3. A doll according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the body of the doll is aligned with the head.  4. The doll according to claim 3, characterized in that it is made with the possibility of transformation into a simple toy. 5. A doll according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the surface of the doll’s body is made as a means for psychological testing and / or treatment of mental illness.