Storage container

Abstract

Provided is a storage container for a game-rich, solitairable bead toy. The storage container has a plurality of sub-container storage portions that store sub-containers in a detachable manner, the sub-containers storing solitairable bead toys. The sub-containers have a plurality of bead storage chambers that store solitairable bead toys.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a storage container for weldable bead toys. Background Technology

[0002] Previously, water-soluble weldable beads have been proposed, which can be made to connect and play with by wetting them with water. Weldable beads are structural components that are connected to form an assembly, and are stored and kept in appropriate storage containers according to type. As a storage container, for example, Patent Document 1 describes a storage container (storage box for weldable beads) that stores together the assembly tools for making the assembly, such as a making table, spray gun, and paper model, with a bead box for storing the weldable beads.

[0003] Existing technical documents

[0004] Patent documents

[0005] Patent document 1: Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2022-185209.

[0006] Technical problem to be solved by the utility model

[0007] However, the storage container in Patent Document 1 is capable of producing an assembly of weldable bead toys by having a production table, but it does not envision a play function that combines the storage function of weldable bead toys with the play function. Utility Model Content

[0008] The purpose of this invention is to provide a storage container for playful, weldable bead toys.

[0009] Technical means for solving technical problems

[0010] The storage container for the weldable bead toy involved in this utility model has multiple sub-container storage parts, which can be detachably used to store sub-containers. The sub-containers store the weldable bead toy and have multiple bead storage chambers for storing the weldable bead toy.

[0011] Effects of the utility model

[0012] According to this utility model, a storage container for playful weldable bead toys can be provided. Attached Figure Description

[0013] Figure 1 It is a frontal 3D view of the closed state of the storage container.

[0014] Figure 2 This is a rear 3D view of the closed state of the storage container.

[0015] Figure 3 This is a top-down perspective view of the main body.

[0016] Figure 4 It is a top-view perspective view of the periphery of the main body's opening and closing state restriction section, magnified.

[0017] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional view taken from the opening side of the sub-container.

[0018] Figure 6 This is an exploded perspective view of the sub-container and the main body of the supply component.

[0019] Figure 7 This is a top-down 3D view of the inner cover.

[0020] Figure 8 This is a three-dimensional view of the inner cover from below.

[0021] Figure 9 It is a three-dimensional view of the main body from below.

[0022] Figure 10 It is a 3D view of the roof section.

[0023] Figure 11 It's a 3D model of the signboard section.

[0024] Figure 12 It is a frontal 3D view of the storage container in its open state.

[0025] Figure 13 This is a magnified 3D view of the storage container in its open state, showing its rear view.

[0026] Symbol Explanation

[0027] 1... Storage container; 2... Main body; 2a... Plane; 2b, 2c... Side; 2c1... Guide wall; 3... Cover; 4... Cover body; 4a... Surface; 4b... Back; 4c... Bottom; 5... Roof; 5a... First side; 5b... Second side; 5c... Side; 5d... Free end; 6... Signboard; 8... Inner cover; 8a... Plane; 8a1... Lower surface; 8a11... Positioning part; 8a2... Upper surface; 8b... Bottom; 21(21a, 21b)... Sub-container 22... Device storage section; 23... Open / closed state limiting section; 24... Cover support section; 25... Locking section; 26... Open state support section; 27... Storage frame; 27a, 27b... Cutout section; 42... First locking section; 43... Second locking section; 44... Third locking section; 45... Open support section; 46... Support rib; 51a, 51b... Protrusion; 51c... Guide groove; 52a, 52b... Protrusion; 52c... Guide groove; 53... Locking section; 61... Notification section; 62... Locking section; 63, 6 4… Support plate; 65… Signboard storage section; 71… Sub-container; 72… Main body; 81… Outer peripheral wall; 82, 83… Engaging protrusions; 84… Pressing part; 85… Bottom support part; 211… Support part; 212… Frame; 213… Engaging part; 214… Frame; 215… Engaging part; 221… Engaging claw; 241… Engaging claw; 261… Support protrusion; 411, 412… Window; 413… Assembly storage part; 421… Middle part; 422… End supported part; 422a…Top corner; 431…Middle section; 432…End supported section; 432a…Top corner; 461…Cut-out section; 621…Guided section; 622…Side plate section; 711…Opening section; 712…Bead storage chamber; 713…Partition; 714…Flange section; 715…Engaged section; 715a…Cut-out section; 715b…Slot section; 721…Mounting section; 722…Switch section; 723…Discharge section; 724…Mounting support section; 724a…Engaging claw; 851…Positioning section. Detailed Implementation

[0028] The embodiments of this utility model will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Figure 1 This is a front-view perspective view of the closed state of storage container 1. Additionally, Figure 2 This is a rear perspective view of the closed state of the storage container 1. The storage container 1 of this embodiment, serving as a storage unit for weldable bead toys, has a sub-container storage section 21 (see reference 2017). Figure 3As a game function that works in conjunction with the storage function, for example, it has a simulation game (or pretend game) function in which a toy modeling the product is placed in the sub-container storage section 21, and the game is played in a simulated store state.

[0029] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the front-back direction D2 and the left-right direction D3 of the storage container 1 are interchanged in the closed and open states, respectively. For example, Figure 1 The closed storage container 1 shown has its roof 5 side facing upwards and its opposite side facing downwards. Figure 1 The front side (the side of the notification section 61) is designated as the front, and the opposite side is designated as the rear. Additionally, from... Figure 1 The left side observed from the front is designated as left, and its opposite side as right. Furthermore, Figure 12 The storage container 1 in its open state is positioned with the roof section 5 facing upwards and the opposite side facing downwards. Figure 12 The front side (the side of the notification section 61) is designated as the front, and the opposite side is designated as the rear. Additionally, from... Figure 12 The left side observed from the front is designated as left, and the opposite side is designated as right.

[0030] The storage container 1 has a main body 2 and a lid 3 that is provided relative to the main body 2 in a manner that can be opened and closed. Figure 3 This is a top-view perspective view of the main body section 2. Additionally, Figure 4 This is a top-view perspective view of the periphery of the opening / closing restriction part 22 of the main body 2, magnified. The main body 2 imitates an ice cream display case that can display and refrigerate various types of ice cream at the same time, and is formed into a thick plate that is roughly rectangular with long strips on both sides.

[0031] The main body 2 has multiple sub-container storage portions 21 disposed on the plane 2a side, an opening / closing state limiting portion 22 that restricts the movement of one end of the cover portion 3 in the opening direction, a cover support portion 23 that supports the cover portion 3 in an upright open state, and a locking portion 24 that fixes the other end of the cover portion 3 in a detachable manner. The cover support portion 23 includes an open state support portion 25 and an open state support portion 26.

[0032] like Figure 3 As shown, multiple sub-container storage sections 21 are arranged in a matrix of two rows on the left and right and three columns on the front and back. Each sub-container storage section 21 is a roughly circular, bottomed opening, formed in a concave shape. Sub-container 71 for storing welded bead toys (see reference). Figure 5 and Figure 6 It can be stored in the sub-container storage section 21 in a detachable manner.

[0033] A support portion 211 for supporting the sub-container 71 is formed at the opening edge of the sub-container storage portion 21. Multiple support portions 211 are spaced apart around the opening edge of the sub-container storage portion 21. The support portions 211 protrude upwards and are formed in the shape of a rectangular plate. When the sub-container 71 is placed in the sub-container storage portion 21, it is supported by the flange portion 714 on the support portion 211, and the sub-container 71 is stored in a slightly floating state.

[0034] The opening / closing restriction part 22 is provided on the left and right sides of the main body part 2, and is formed into a rectangular column shape that protrudes upward. The opening / closing restriction part 22 has a locking claw 221 at the top end that extends toward the sub-container storage part 21, and is roughly L-shaped when viewed from the side.

[0035] Furthermore, the main body 2 has an open-state support portion 25 (first open-state support portion) and an open-state support portion 26 (second open-state support portion) on the side 2b where the open / close state limiting portion 22 is formed. The open-state support portion 25 is provided on the side of the sub-container receiving portion 21 of each open / close state limiting portion 22. The open-state support portion 25 is a recessed portion with a generally rectangular shape and a downwardly recessed opening that is longer on the left and right sides.

[0036] Furthermore, the open-state support portion 26 is disposed between the left and right open / closed-state limiting portions 22 (or open-state support portions 25). The open-state support portion 26 is also a recessed portion with an elongated left and right side and an opening of approximately rectangular shape. The open-state support portion 26 is formed to be longer and deeper than the left and right open-state support portions 25. The side 2b side of the open-state support portion 26 is open. The plane 2a side and the side 2b side of the open-state support portion 26 are cut out to form a stepped shape.

[0037] The open-state support portion 26 has a support protrusion 261 that protrudes upward from the side 2b. The support protrusion 261 is formed into a generally flat plate shape with a relatively long horizontal strip. In addition, the support protrusion 261 is formed to be lower in depth and shorter in width than the open-state support portion 26.

[0038] exist Figure 3 In the main body 2, multiple engaging portions 24 are provided separately on the left and right sides. Each engaging portion 24 is a rectangular plate-shaped protrusion on the side 2c of the main body 2 opposite to the opening / closing restriction portion 22. Each engaging portion 24 has an engaging claw 241 protruding from its end toward the sub-container receiving portion 21 (plane 2a side) (see reference). Figure 3 (Enlarged view of part C).

[0039] Additionally, a guide wall 2c1 is provided on the side 2c of the main body 2, protruding in the same direction as the engaging part 24. The guide wall 2c1 is separated from the engaging part 24 in the vertical direction D1 and extends horizontally across the left and right sides. Furthermore, the guide wall 2c1 has cutouts at the left and right positions where the engaging part 24 is provided.

[0040] The main body 2 surrounds multiple sub-container storage sections 21 and has frames 212 and 214 protruding towards the plane 2a. Frame 212 surrounds multiple rows (three rows in this embodiment) of sub-container storage sections 21 on side 2c. Additionally, frame 214 surrounds side 2b (see reference 212). Figure 4 The frame 21 has a multi-row (three rows in this embodiment) sub-container storage section 21 on one side. The frame 212 and frame 214 have engaging parts 213 and 215 on their outer sides that are separated from each other in the front-back direction.

[0041] The engaging parts 213 and 215 are respectively positioned corresponding to the sub-container storage parts 21a and 21b located on the left and right inner sides.

[0042] like Figure 2 As shown, the main body 2 has a storage frame 27 on its rear side for housing a water supply component that sprays water onto the fusion bead toy. The storage frame 27 is formed by U-shaped cutouts 27a and 27b formed by ribs on the rear side of the main body 2. The cutouts 27a and 27b can accommodate cylindrical water supply components.

[0043] like Figure 5 and Figure 6 As shown, the sub-container 71 is formed to mimic ice cream scooped out with an ice cream scoop. The sub-container 71 has a recessed storage space for weldable beads. The sub-container 71, as the storage space, has an opening 711 and bead storage chambers 712 for storing the weldable beads. Multiple bead storage chambers 712 are arranged around the axis Q of the sub-container 71. In this embodiment, three bead storage chambers 712 with approximately the same volume are formed.

[0044] The bead storage chamber 712 is divided by a partition 713. When viewed from the side of the opening 711 along the axis Q, the partition 713 is convex and curved on one side of the circumference (in other words, the partition 713 is concave and curved on the other side of the circumference).

[0045] In addition, such as Figure 6As shown, the sub-container 71 is used in a detachable manner as a supply part (supply part for storing weldable bead toys) of the main body 72, which constitutes the supply component for weldable bead toys. The sub-container 71 has a flange portion 714 that engages and is fixed to the main body 72, and a locking portion 715 that positions itself relative to the rotational direction of the main body 72 within the flange portion 714. In the mounting portion 721 of the main body 72, the locking portion 715 engages and disengages with the top end of an arm-shaped rotating support portion that is spring-loaded and supported on one side (not shown).

[0046] The flange portion 714 is formed in an annular shape around the outer periphery of the opening of the sub-container 71. The engaging portion 715 has: a cutout portion 715a that is generally rectangular in shape when viewed from the axis Q; and a groove portion 715b that is generally obtuse-angled V-shaped when viewed radially around the edge of the cutout portion 715a. The groove portion 715b is provided at the connection between the partition wall 713 and the outer wall of the sub-container 71.

[0047] By gripping the mounting support 724 provided on the outer side, the main body 72 can perform a shrinking or expanding operation on a set of locking claws 724a (one side not shown) disposed opposite each other in the mounting part 721, thereby loading and unloading the flange 714 of the fixed sub-container 71.

[0048] Furthermore, the sub-container 71 of this embodiment is made of a transparent or light-transmitting component on its outer wall, but it may also be formed of an opaque (or opaque) material.

[0049] The sub-container 71 is housed in the main body 72 with each bead storage chamber 712 containing a weldable bead toy. When the switch 722 is pressed and released, the main body 72 discharges the weldable bead toy from the bead storage chamber 712 corresponding to the mounting angle around the axis P of the sub-container 71. The weldable bead toy is discharged from the discharge section 723.

[0050] Weldable beads are made of water-soluble resin that bonds together by contacting and drying them while wet. Users can combine multiple weldable beads to create any kind of assembly for play. Specifically, weldable beads are formed by mixing polyvinyl alcohol with resin. Furthermore, the resin used to form weldable beads can be any material, including transparent, translucent, or opaque materials. Weldable beads are generally spherical in shape, but can take various forms such as spheres, convex polyhedra (such as icosahedrons), or concave polyhedra (such as stars).

[0051] Figure 7 This is a top perspective view of the inner cover 8, which can be attached and detached from the plane 2a side of the main body 2. Additionally, Figure 8This is a bottom perspective view of the inner cover 8. The inner cover 8 is formed as a long rectangular plate with relatively long sides. The inner cover 8 has a generally rectangular outer peripheral wall portion 81 extending to one side around its outer periphery. The outer peripheral wall portion 81 is formed in a ring shape. The top end of the outer peripheral wall portion 81 is formed in a generally planar shape (see reference). Figure 8 ).

[0052] Engaging protrusions 82 and 83 are formed on the inner surface of the outer peripheral wall portion 81 opposite to the short side direction (see also...). Figure 8 (Enlarged view of the rear side from direction D). Therefore, the inner cover 8 is positioned relative to the main body 2 by arranging the outer peripheral wall portion 81 in a manner that surrounds the frame bodies 212 and 214, and the main body 2 can be positioned and fixed by engaging the engaging protrusions 82 and 83 with the engaging portions 213 and 215 respectively.

[0053] Furthermore, the inner cover 8 has multiple clamping portions 84 protruding towards the bottom surface 8b. When the inner cover 8 is installed on the main body 2, the clamping portions 84 are positioned at the front, back, left, and right sides covering the upper surface of the sub-container storage portion 21 provided on the main body 2, and are positioned vertically close to or abutting against the opening 711 of the sub-container 71 stored in the sub-container storage portion 21 to close the opening 711. The clamping portions 84 are configured such that the gap between the clamping portions 84 and the sub-container 71 when the inner cover 8 is installed on the main body 2 is smaller than the outer diameter of the welded bead toy.

[0054] The flat surface 8a and bottom surface 8b of the inner cover 8 are formed in a stepped shape in the vertical direction, similar to the outer peripheral surface of the sub-container storage section 21. A long, narrow bottom support section 85 is formed on the lower surface 8a1 of the inner cover 8. The bottom support section 85 is formed at approximately the same height as the upper surface 8a2, and together with the upper surface 8a2, supports the flat, flat manufacturing platform for the welded bead toy.

[0055] The upper surface portion 8a2 and the bottom support portion 85 have protruding positioning portions 851 and 8a11. The positioning portions 851 and 8a11 are arranged at the corners of a generally rectangular shape. The positioning portions 851 and 8a11 engage with a recess (not shown) provided on the production table to position the production table.

[0056] like Figure 1 As shown, the cover 3 includes a cover body 4, a roof section 5, and a sign section 6. The cover body 4, roof section 5, and sign section 6 are configured to be detachable from each other. The surface 4a of the cover body 4 is decorated to mimic the exterior wall of a building. In addition, the cover body 4 has multiple windows 411 and 412 on the surface 4a.

[0057] Windows 411 and 412, located on the inner sides of the left and right sides, are detachably formed in a concave assembly storage portion 413, which is formed on the surface 4a side of the cover body 4. Supporting protrusions supporting the assembly made of welded bead toys are provided in the assembly storage portion 413. Since the windows 412 are transparent, the assembly stored in the assembly storage portion 413 can be visually observed from the outside through the windows 412.

[0058] Figure 9 This is a perspective view of the bottom surface of the cover body 4. The cover body 4 has a first engaging portion 42 and a second engaging portion 43 on the back side 4b of the bottom surface 4c, and a third engaging portion 44 on the surface side 4a of the bottom surface 4c. The first engaging portion 42 is provided on the left and right sides of the cover body 4 and is formed into a generally plate-shaped part protruding towards the bottom surface 4c.

[0059] The first engaging portion 42 has a middle portion 421 extending in the left-right direction D3 and end supported portions 422 extending from both ends of the middle portion 421 toward the surface 4a. The end supported portions 422 are formed to protrude further toward the bottom surface 4c than the middle portion 421. In addition, the top corner 422a of the end supported portions 422 on the surface 4a side is formed into an arc shape when viewed from the side.

[0060] Furthermore, the cover body 4 has a generally rectangular opening, namely an opening support portion 45, on the bottom surface 4c on the side of the surface 4a of the first engaging portion 42. The opening support portion 45 is disposed adjacent to the base end of the middle portion 421. The opening support portion 45 engages with the opening / closing state limiting portion 22, supporting the cover portion 3 in the open state, which is erected relative to the main body portion 2. The opening / closing state limiting portion 22 is inserted through, thereby supporting the cover portion 3 in the open state.

[0061] The second engaging portion 43 is disposed between the left and right first engaging portions 42. The second engaging portion 43 is formed as a generally plate-shaped part protruding towards the bottom surface 4c. The second engaging portion 43 is formed as an elongated strip on the left and right sides. The second engaging portion has a middle portion 431 extending in the left-right direction D3 and end supported portions 432 extending from both ends of the middle portion 431 towards the surface 4a.

[0062] The end support portion 432 is formed to protrude more than the middle portion 431. The end support portion 432 is formed closer to the surface 4a side of the cover body 4 than the end support portion 422 of the first engaging portion 42. When viewed from the side, the top corner portion 432a of the surface 4a side of the end support portion 432 has a concave arc shape.

[0063] The third engaging portion 44 is provided at both ends of the cover body 4 and is formed into a generally prismatic shape protruding towards the bottom surface 4c. The end of the third engaging portion 44 and the end supported by the end portion 432 are formed on approximately the same plane.

[0064] Cover body 4 in Figure 12 The inner periphery of the back side 4b shown has multiple support ribs 46. The support ribs 46 are arranged opposite to the left and right inner periphery surfaces. The support ribs 46 have rectangular cutouts 461 at the corners of the inner side of the cover body 4. When the cover 3 is fixed in a closed state to the body 2 on which the inner cover 8 is placed, the support ribs 46 formed on the left and right sides restrict movement of the inner cover 8 from the top and bottom and left and right sides, thus preventing positional displacement between the cover 3 and the body 2.

[0065] like Figure 10 As shown, the roof portion 5 has a hinge, allowing it to rotate approximately 90 degrees around a rotation axis R. The roof portion 5 is rotatably connected to the cover body 4. The roof portion 5 is formed as a column extending laterally in a shape that is approximately a quarter circle when viewed from the side. The roof portion 5 has a first surface 5a with an arcuate surface and a second surface 5b that is flat and approximately orthogonal to the first surface 5a. Decorations mimicking a roof are applied to each side of the first surface 5a and the second surface 5b.

[0066] On the left and right sides 5c of the roof portion 5, protrusions 51a and 51b are provided protruding around the edge of the second surface 5b. A straight guide groove 51c is formed between the protrusions 51a and 51b. The guide groove 51c extends in a direction substantially parallel to the second surface 5b.

[0067] Additionally, on side 5c, protrusions 52a and 52b are provided protruding away from the first surface 5a and the second surface 5b. Protrusions 52a and 52b are in the direction of the guide groove 51c ( Figure 10 They are arranged separately in the vertical direction. A guide groove 52c is formed between the protrusions 52a and 52b. The guide groove 52c extends in a direction that is approximately orthogonal to the second surface 5b (i.e., approximately orthogonal to the guide groove 51c).

[0068] The roof section 5 has a locking portion 53 on the free end 5d side relative to the rotation axis R. The locking portion 53 is formed in the shape of a flat plate. Figure 1 In the closed state shown, the cover 3 is configured to engage and disengage with the engaging portion 24 of the main body 2 (see reference). Figure 2 (Enlarged perspective view of part B). By engaging with the engaging part 24, the cover part 3 can be fixed in a closed state relative to the main body part 2.

[0069] The signboard section 6 is formed as a flat plate with relatively long sides. One side of the signboard section 6 has a sign information section 61 that curves convexly along the thickness direction. At both ends of the signboard section 6 in the length direction, there are engaging portions 62 protruding towards the shorter side. The engaging portion 62 has a plate-shaped guide portion 621 that can engage with the guide groove 51c or guide groove 52c of the roof section 5, and... Figure 2 The side plate portion 622 extends approximately at a right angle from the guided portion 621 to the side opposite to the notifying portion 61. Therefore, the guided portion 621 is formed into a flat plate with an approximately L-shaped cross-section.

[0070] In addition, such as Figure 2 As shown, the sign section 6 has a plurality of support plates 63 and support plates 64 protruding from the edge of the engaging section 62 in an extending direction. The support plates 63 and support plates 64 support the position or posture of the sign section 6 relative to the roof section 5. The support plate 63 is provided on the side of the information section 61 of the sign section 6. In addition, the support plate 64 is provided on the opposite side of the information section 61 compared to the support plate 63. When the engaging section 62 engages with the guide grooves 51c and 52c, the support plates 63 and 64 abut against the roof section 5, thereby positioning the sign section 6 in the installation position toward the roof section 5.

[0071] The sign section 61, located opposite to the extending direction of the engaging section 62, has a sign storage section 65 capable of holding a cylindrical toy modeled after an ice cream cone. The sign storage section 65 is formed with an inner shape mimicking the outer diameter of the cylindrical toy. Since the cylindrical toy in this embodiment is conceived as a generally conical shape, the sign storage section 65 has a generally conical shape that narrows along the depth direction (see view from the rear side). Figure 11 (Enlarged perspective view of part E of the signboard section 6). The signboard storage section 65, for example, can store the main body section 72 that constitutes the supply component of the weld bead toy (see reference). Figure 6 ).

[0072] Next, an example of using storage container 1 will be explained. Figure 1 The storage container 1 is in the closed state, and the lid 3 is fixed relative to the main body 2. In this state, on one side of the lid 3, the engaging claw 241 of the engaging part 24 engages with the engaged part 53. Figure 2 (Enlarged view of part B) On the other side of the cover 3, the engaging claw 221 of the opening / closing state limiting part 22 engages with the first engaged part 42. Figure 1 (Enlarged view of part A). Thus, the cover 3 is supported relative to the main body 2 in the closed state.

[0073] When the engagement between the engaging part 24 and the engaged part 53 is released, the cover part 3 can rotate about the side of the opening / closing state restriction part 22 as the axis of rotation, from the closed state that is approximately parallel to the main body part 2 to the open direction that is approximately perpendicular.

[0074] When the cover 3 is opened approximately perpendicularly to the main body 2, the opening / closing limiting part 22 inserts into the third engaging part 44 of the cover body 4 (cover 3). Additionally, the first engaging part 42 engages with the open-state support part 25 from above in the vertical direction D1, and the second engaging part 43 also engages with the open-state support part 26 from above in the vertical direction D1 (see also...). Figure 13 Therefore, the cover body 4 engages with the body part 2, and is thus supported in an upright state.

[0075] The roof section 5 rotates approximately 90 degrees around the rotation axis R and comes into contact with the cover body 4, thereby being supported at the position opposite to the body section 2 on the free end 5d side.

[0076] The signboard part 6 is configured and replaced by pulling the locking part 62 out of the guide groove 51c and inserting it into the guide groove 52c. Therefore, even when the cover part 3 changes from the closed state to the open state and the roof part 5 rotates approximately 90 degrees, the signboard part 6 is installed on the roof part 5 in an upright state.

[0077] Thus, the storage container 1 is configured as follows: Figure 12 When transformed into its open state as shown, the entire storage container 1 mimics the shape of a shop. Furthermore, sub-containers 71 are detachably formed within the sub-container storage section 21 of the open storage container 1. Each sub-container 71 is a representation of a product, allowing the user to freely store various colors and shapes of weldable bead toys inside. Therefore, the storage container 1 can be configured to mimic the arrangement of products displayed with sub-containers 71. In this embodiment, the storage container 1 is formed by simulating ice cream with sub-containers 71 and by simulating an ice cream shop as a whole.

[0078] Furthermore, since the sub-container 71 can be installed on the main body 72, which mimics the cone of an ice cream cone, it is possible to simulate the user's action of selecting ice cream according to preference while simultaneously selecting the desired weldable bead toy from the supply unit. Therefore, the storage container 1 can not only simply store various weldable bead toys, but also simulate product selection, thus creating a more playful storage container 1.

[0079] Alternatively, you can change the configuration of the sub-container 71 from the storage container 1, and enjoy the fun of changing the configuration of the product.

[0080] According to the embodiments of the present disclosure as described above, a storage container 1 for weldable bead toys in the manner described below can be provided.

[0081] The storage container for the weldable bead toy involved in the first method has multiple sub-container storage sections, which store the sub-containers in a detachable manner. The sub-containers store the weldable bead toy and have multiple bead storage chambers for storing the weldable bead toy.

[0082] According to this method, by selecting the sub-container itself, the user can choose any combination of weld bead toys they wish to use. Therefore, a storage container for playful weld bead toys can be created.

[0083] The second method involves a storage container for weldable bead toys, wherein the sub-container storage portion is formed in a concave shape.

[0084] According to this method, the storage container can stably support and configure the sub-containers.

[0085] The storage container for the weldable bead toy involved in the third method has a sub-container storage part having a support part for supporting the sub-container.

[0086] According to this method, since the sub-container can be configured with a partially floating state relative to the sub-container storage section, the user can easily take out the sub-container from the sub-container storage section or put the sub-container into the sub-container storage section.

[0087] The fourth embodiment involves a storage container for a weldable bead toy, comprising: a main body having the sub-container storage portion; and a cover portion disposed on the main body in an openable and closable manner. The main body has an opening / closing state limiting portion and a locking portion. The opening / closing state limiting portion restricts the movement of one end of the cover portion in the lateral opening direction, and the locking portion secures the other end of the cover portion in a detachable manner.

[0088] According to this method, the cover and the main body can be reliably fixed in the closed state. In addition, since the cover and the main body are not hinged, even if the user's fingers or other objects are caught between the cover and the main body during the opening and closing of the cover, the cover and the main body can be easily separated, preventing injury to the user.

[0089] The fifth embodiment involves a storage container for a weldable bead toy, wherein the lid has an opening support portion that engages with the opening / closing state limiting portion to support the lid in an open state where the lid is upright relative to the main body.

[0090] This method allows the lid to be stably supported in the open state while the sub-container can be selected. Furthermore, users can easily switch between the closed and open states of the storage container, enjoying the fun of transformation.

[0091] The sixth method involves a storage container for a weldable bead toy, wherein the sub-container is a supply unit for the supply of the weldable bead toy in a detachable manner.

[0092] According to this method, by selecting a sub-container, one can select the weldable bead toys supplied from the feeder. For example, users can simulate product selection by selecting a sub-container, further enjoying the pleasure of selecting the weldable bead toys supplied to the feeder.

[0093] This concludes the description of the embodiments of this utility model, but the present utility model is not limited to this embodiment. For example, in this embodiment, an example of simulating ice cream using the sub-container 71 as a model has been described, but by setting the sub-container 71, the main body 72, and the storage container 1 to other figurative forms, other games not limited to ice cream shops can be simulated.

Claims

1. A storage container, characterized in that, It has multiple sub-container storage sections, which can be detachably used to store sub-containers for storing weldable bead toys. The sub-container has multiple bead storage compartments for storing the weldable bead toy.

2. The storage container according to claim 1, characterized in that, The sub-container receiving section is concave.

3. The storage container according to claim 1, characterized in that, The sub-container receiving section has a support section for supporting the sub-container.

4. The storage container according to claim 1, characterized in that, have: The main body includes the sub-container receiving section; and A cover portion, which is provided on the main body portion in a manner that allows it to be opened and closed. The main body has an opening / closing state limiting part and a locking part. The opening / closing state limiting part restricts the movement of one end of the cover in the opening direction, and the locking part fixes the other end of the cover in a detachable manner.

5. The storage container according to claim 4, characterized in that, The cover has an opening support portion that engages with the opening / closing state limiting portion to support the cover in an open state where the cover is upright relative to the main body.

6. The storage container according to claim 1, characterized in that, The sub-container is a supply section for the supply of the weldable bead toy, which can be loaded and unloaded.

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