Pitching game paper card structure

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of spliced paper cards, in particular to a pitching game paper card structure which comprises a base plate, a ball frame paper card assembly clamped at one end of the base plate, a paper card projector placed at one end, far away from the ball frame paper card assembly, of the base plate, and a paper card ball placed on the paper card projector. The ball frame paper card assembly is provided with the ball inlet position facing the paper card projector, after splicing is completed, the paper card ball is placed on the paper card projector, the paper card projector is rapidly pressed to project the paper card ball to the ball inlet position, the paper card ball can be repeatedly projected to the ball inlet position, the interactive interestingness of the ball throwing game paper card structure is increased, and the ball throwing game is more interesting. And the utilization rate of the pitching game paper card structure is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of splicing paper cards technology, specifically to a paper card structure for a ball-throwing game. Background Technology

[0002] Paper puzzles are a fun and educational toy that can develop fine motor skills, spatial imagination, and logical thinking. For children, they can also serve as an educational tool, helping them learn basic concepts such as shapes, colors, and sports. Furthermore, paper puzzles can be a relaxing pastime, allowing people to unwind and enjoy the creative process. During the puzzle-solving process, attention must be paid to the direction and position of the paper pieces to ensure a complete and intact final product. The process also requires patience and care, which can help develop patience and concentration.

[0003] However, most of the existing interlocking paper cards become mere decorations after assembly, lacking interactive functionality. Summary of the Invention

[0004] In order to overcome the shortcomings and deficiencies of the existing technology, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a paper card structure for a ball-throwing game.

[0005] The purpose of this utility model is achieved through the following technical solution: a paper card structure for a ball-throwing game, including a chassis, a ball frame paper card assembly snapped to one end of the chassis, a paper card projector placed at the end of the chassis away from the ball frame paper card assembly, and a paper card ball placed in the paper card projector. The ball frame paper card assembly has a ball-scoring position facing the paper card projector, and the paper card projector is used to project the paper card ball into the ball-scoring position.

[0006] Preferably, the paper card projector includes two spaced-apart swing arm paper cards, a connecting plate paper card that engages with the ends of the two swing arm paper cards, a pressing plate paper card that engages with the front ends of the two swing arm paper cards, and a ball-positioning paper card that engages with the top of the two swing arm paper cards. The ball-positioning paper card has a limiting opening for restricting the rolling of the paper card ball.

[0007] Preferably, the bottom of the swing arm card near the end of the pressing plate card has an upwardly curved inclined portion.

[0008] Preferably, the paper card sphere includes a first circular paper card, a second circular paper card, a first semicircular paper card, and a second semicircular paper card that are perpendicularly engaged with the first circular paper card. The first semicircular paper card and the second semicircular paper card are symmetrically arranged and are both perpendicular to the second circular paper card.

[0009] Preferably, the chassis has two spaced-apart first slots, and the chassis engages with the ball frame paper card assembly through the first slots.

[0010] Preferably, the ball frame paper card assembly includes two side frame paper cards that engage with the first card slot, a back plate paper card that engages with the back of the two side frame paper cards, and a top frame paper card that engages with the top surface of the two side frame paper cards.

[0011] Preferably, the basketball hoop card assembly includes two upright cardboard pieces that engage with the first card slots, a base cardboard piece that engages with the bottom of the two upright cardboard pieces, a basketball hoop cardboard piece that engages with the top of the two upright cardboard pieces, and a backboard cardboard piece that engages with the end of the basketball hoop cardboard piece that is close to the upright cardboard pieces.

[0012] Preferably, the chassis also has two spaced-apart second card slots, and the ball frame paper card assembly also includes two side frame paper cards that engage with the second card slots one by one, and the two side frame paper cards engage with the base paper card.

[0013] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: The paper card structure for the ball-throwing game of this utility model adopts a chassis, a ball frame paper card assembly snapped to one end of the chassis, a paper card projector placed at the end of the chassis away from the ball frame paper card assembly, and a paper card ball placed on the paper card projector. The ball frame paper card assembly has a ball-scoring position facing the paper card projector. After assembly, the paper card ball is placed on the paper card projector. The paper card projector is pressed quickly to project the paper card ball to the ball-scoring position, and the paper card ball can be repeatedly projected to the ball-scoring position, which increases the interactive fun of the paper card structure for the ball-throwing game and improves the utilization rate of the paper card structure for the ball-throwing game. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of Embodiment 1 of this utility model;

[0015] Figure 2 This is an exploded view of Embodiment 1 of this utility model;

[0016] Figure 3 This is a structural schematic diagram of Embodiment 2 of the present invention;

[0017] Figure 4 This is an exploded view of Embodiment 2 of this utility model.

[0018] The attached diagram is labeled as follows: 1. Chassis; 21. Side frame card; 22. Backboard card; 23. Top frame card; 24. Stand card; 25. Base card; 26. Basketball hoop card; 27. Backboard card; 28. Side frame card; 3. Card projector; 31. Swing arm card; 32. Connecting plate card; 33. Pressing plate card; 34. Ball placement card; 4. Card ball; 41. First circular card; 42. Second circular card; 43. First semicircular card; 44. Second semicircular card; 5. Goal position; 6. Limiting port; 7. Inclined part; 8. First slot; 9. Second slot. Detailed Implementation

[0019] To facilitate understanding by those skilled in the art, the present invention will be further described below with reference to embodiments and accompanying drawings. The content mentioned in the embodiments is not intended to limit the present invention.

[0020] Example 1

[0021] like Figure 1-2 As shown, a paper card structure for a ball-throwing game includes a base 1, a ball frame paper card assembly snapped to one end of the base 1, a paper card projector 3 placed at the end of the base 1 away from the ball frame paper card assembly, and a paper card ball 4 placed in the paper card projector 3. The ball frame paper card assembly has a ball-scoring position 5 facing the paper card projector 3, and the paper card projector 3 is used to project the paper card ball 4 into the ball-scoring position 5.

[0022] This paper card structure for a ball-throwing game consists of a base 1, a ball frame paper card assembly attached to one end of the base 1, a paper card projector 3 placed at the end of the base 1 away from the ball frame paper card assembly, and a paper card ball 4 placed on the paper card projector 3. The ball frame paper card assembly has a ball-scoring position 5 facing the paper card projector 3. After assembly, the paper card ball 4 is placed on the paper card projector 3. Pressing the paper card projector 3 quickly will cause it to project the paper card ball 4 into the ball-scoring position 5. The paper card ball 4 can be repeatedly projected into the ball-scoring position 5, which increases the interactive fun of the paper card structure for the ball-throwing game and improves the utilization rate of the paper card structure for the ball-throwing game.

[0023] Furthermore, the paper card projector 3 includes two spaced-apart swing arm paper cards 31, a connecting plate paper card 32 that engages with the ends of the two swing arm paper cards 31, a pressing plate paper card 33 that engages with the front ends of the two swing arm paper cards 31, and a ball-positioning paper card 34 that engages with the top of the two swing arm paper cards 31. The ball-positioning paper card 34 has a limiting opening 6 for restricting the rolling of the paper card ball 4. After assembly, the paper card projector 3 is flipped towards the ball frame paper card assembly by pressing the plate paper card 33, thereby projecting the paper card ball 4 into the ball-positioning position 5; and the connecting plate paper card 32 engages with the ends of the two swing arm paper cards 31, and the pressing plate paper card 33 engages with the front ends of the two swing arm paper cards 31, making the connection more stable.

[0024] Furthermore, the bottom of the swing arm paper card 31 near the pressing plate paper card 33 has an upwardly tilted portion 7, which is more conducive to flipping the paper card projector 3 towards the ball frame paper card assembly by pressing the pressing plate paper card 33.

[0025] Furthermore, the paper card sphere 4 includes a first round paper card 41, and a second round paper card 42, a first semi-circular paper card 43, and a second semi-circular paper card 44 that are perpendicularly connected to the first round paper card 41. The first semi-circular paper card 43 and the second semi-circular paper card 44 are symmetrically arranged and are perpendicular to the second round paper card 42, making the connection more stable. After being assembled, they form a spherical body that can be used in ball-throwing games.

[0026] Furthermore, the chassis 1 has two spaced-apart first slots 8, and the chassis 1 engages with the ball frame paper card assembly through the first slots 8.

[0027] Furthermore, the ball frame card assembly includes two side frame cards 21 that engage with the first card slot 8, a back plate card 22 that engages with the back of the two side frame cards 21, and a top frame card 23 that engages with the top surface of the two side frame cards 21, forming a structure similar to a goal, which can be more vividly applied to the ball-throwing game and increase the interactive fun of the ball-throwing game card structure.

[0028] Example 2

[0029] The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that:

[0030] like Figure 3-4 As shown, the ball frame card assembly further includes two upright cardboard cards 24 that engage with the first card slot 8, a base cardboard card 25 that engages with the bottom of the two upright cardboard cards 24, a basketball hoop cardboard card 26 that engages with the top of the two upright cardboard cards 24, and a backboard cardboard card 27 that engages with the end of the basketball hoop cardboard card 26 near the upright cardboard card 24, forming a structure similar to a basketball hoop, which can be more vividly applied to the shooting game and increase the interactive fun of the shooting game cardboard structure.

[0031] Furthermore, the chassis 1 also has two spaced-apart second slots 9, and the ball frame paper card assembly also includes two side frame paper cards 28 that engage with the second slots 9 one by one. The two side frame paper cards 28 engage with the base paper card 25, which helps to improve the structural stability of the ball frame paper card assembly.

[0032] The above embodiments are preferred implementations of this utility model. In addition, this utility model can also be implemented in other ways. Any obvious substitutions without departing from the concept of this utility model are within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A paper card structure for a pitch game, characterized by: The application relates to a paper card shooting device, which comprises a base, a ball-frame paper card assembly connected to one end of the base, a paper card projector placed at the end of the base far from the ball-frame paper card assembly, and a paper card ball body placed in the paper card projector, wherein the ball-frame paper card assembly has a ball entry position towards the paper card projector, and the paper card projector is used for projecting the paper card ball body to the ball entry position.

2. A pitching game paper card structure according to claim 1, wherein: The paper card projector comprises two swing arm paper cards, a connecting plate paper card connected to the ends of the two swing arm paper cards, a pressing plate paper card connected to the front ends of the two swing arm paper cards, and a ball placing paper card connected to the top of the two swing arm paper cards, wherein the ball placing paper card is provided with a limiting opening for limiting the rolling of the paper card ball body.

3. A pitching game paper card structure according to claim 2, wherein: The swing arm paper card is provided with an upwardly tilted portion at the bottom of the end close to the pressing plate paper card.

4. A pitch game paper card structure according to claim 1, wherein: The paper card ball body comprises a first circular paper card, a second circular paper card, a first half circular paper card and a second half circular paper card, wherein the first half circular paper card and the second half circular paper card are symmetrically arranged and are perpendicular to the second circular paper card.

5. A pitch game paper card structure according to claim 1, wherein: The base is provided with two first clamping grooves, and the base is connected to the ball-frame paper card assembly through the first clamping grooves.

6. A pitching game paper card structure according to claim 5, wherein: The ball-frame paper card assembly comprises two side frame paper cards connected to the first clamping grooves, a back plate paper card connected to the back of the two side frame paper cards, and a top frame paper card connected to the top of the two side frame paper cards.

7. A pitch game paper card structure according to claim 5, wherein: The ball-frame paper card assembly comprises two stand paper cards connected to the first clamping grooves, a base paper card connected to the bottom of the two stand paper cards, a basket frame paper card connected to the top of the two stand paper cards, and a basket board paper card connected to the end of the basket frame paper card close to the stand paper card.

8. A pitching game paper card structure according to claim 7, wherein: The base is further provided with two second clamping grooves, and the ball-frame paper card assembly further comprises two side stand paper cards connected to the second clamping grooves, wherein the two side stand paper cards are connected to the base paper card.

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