Model toys

Abstract

To provide a model toy of a novel structure.SOLUTION: A model toy 2 is provided with a bent connection part 50 for connecting an arm 12 and an optional part 30. The connection part 50 has: a fixed connection portion 51 that can be connected to a fixed engagement portion 19 of the arm 12; and a rotary connecting portion 52 which is connected with a rotary engagement portion 32 of the optional part 30 in a rotatable manner. The connection part 50 can change relative positions between the arm 12 and the optional part 30 by changing a rotational angle between the rotary engagement portion 32 and the rotary connecting portion 52, the relative positions including at least a predetermined gripping position at which the optional part 30 is gripped by a hand 16 and a predetermined separation position at which the optional part 30 is separated from the hand.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a model toy. [Background technology]

[0002] There are toy doll models with movable joints that allow users to enjoy various poses. Among these, toy models of characters from original works such as movies, manga, and anime are particularly popular, as users can enjoy recreating the signature poses that appear in the original works.

[0003] Patent Document 1 discloses a technique relating to a doll body, which is one type of model toy, that can increase the degree of freedom of movement of joints while minimizing the reduction in the attractiveness of the exterior design. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2017-77429 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] There are cases where it is desired to recreate unique scenes with the model toy in a unique pose by combining optional parts that are separate from the model toy itself. In particular, it would be very convenient if it were possible to use a single optional part to recreate scenes in which the optional part and the model toy are united and separate from each other.

[0006] For example, if there is an optional part for a weapon that can be held in the hand and thrown, it would be very convenient if you could pose the character holding the weapon in their hand to recreate the scene before they throw it, or pose the character just after they have released the weapon from their hand to recreate the scene just after they have released the weapon.

[0007] The present invention makes it possible to provide a model toy with a novel structure. [Means for solving the problem]

[0008] One aspect of the present invention is a model toy comprising an arm, an optional part, and a connecting part with a bent shape that connects the arm and the optional part, wherein the arm has a first engagement portion, the optional part has a second engagement portion, and the connecting part has a first connection portion that can be connected to the first engagement portion and a second connection portion that is rotatably connected to the second engagement portion, and by changing the rotation angle of the second connection portion with respect to the second engagement portion, the relative position of the arm and the optional part can be changed, including at least a predetermined gripping position where the optional part is held in the hand and a predetermined separated position where the optional part is away from the hand. Another aspect of the present invention is a model toy comprising an arm, an optional part, and a curved connecting part that connects the arm and the optional part, wherein the connecting part has a first connection part that can be connected to a first engagement part provided on the arm, and a second connection part that is rotatably connected to a second engagement part provided on the optional part, at least a part of the connecting part is positioned close to the arm and hidden by the arm, and the relative position of the arm and the optional part can be changed by changing the rotation angle of the second connection part with respect to the second engagement part.

[0009] In addition, the connecting parts may be connectable by changing the connection orientation of the first connecting portion relative to the first engaging portion, and the relative position may be changeable by changing the connection orientation of the first connecting portion relative to the first engaging portion.

[0010] In addition, the first connection portion may be connectable to the first engagement portion by turning the connecting part over, and the connecting part may be configured such that the connection orientation can be changed by turning the connecting part over and connecting the first connection portion to the first engagement portion.

[0011] The first connecting portion may be a mating recess, and the first engaging portion may be a mating protrusion that fits into the mating recess.

[0012] The first engagement portion may be provided at a position on the inside of the wrist of the arm.

[0013] The connecting part may have a linear shape on the first connecting portion side that extends along the arm portion.

[0014] The second engagement portion may be provided at a position away from the center of the optional part.

[0015] The optional part may also have a sub-part whose mounting orientation can be changed, the sub-part having the second engagement portion, and the relative position may be changed by changing the mounting orientation of the sub-part. [Effects of the Invention]

[0016] According to the present invention, a model toy with a novel structure can be provided. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0017] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of the configuration of a model toy. [Figure 2] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of the configuration of a model toy. [Figure 3] An enlarged view of the connection structure between the arm and optional parts. [Figure 4] An exploded view (partial cross section) of the connection structure between the arm and optional parts. [Figure 5] State transition diagram (part 1) to explain how to change an optional part from an attached state to a detached state. [Figure 6] State transition diagram (part 2) to explain how to change an optional part from an attached state to a detached state. [Figure 7] State transition diagram (part 3) to explain how to change an optional part from an attached state to a detached state. [Figure 8] FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing an example of a pose of the model toy with optional parts in a separated state. [Figure 9] 10A and 10B are diagrams showing modified examples of the rotational engagement portion. [Figure 10] FIG. 10 is a perspective external view showing a configuration example of a modified example of the model toy. [Figure 11] FIG. 10 is an exploded perspective view showing an example of a connection structure between a leg portion and an optional part in a modified example. [Figure 12]FIG. 11 is a state transition diagram (part 1) for explaining a method for changing an optional part from an attached state to a detached state in a modified example. [Figure 13] FIG. 10 is a state transition diagram (part 2) for explaining a method for changing an optional part from an attached state to a detached state in the modified example. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0018] An example of an embodiment to which the present invention is applied will be described below, but it goes without saying that the forms to which the present invention can be applied are not limited to the following embodiment. Each figure also shows three orthogonal axes in a right-handed system. The three orthogonal axes are designated as X, Y, and Z, with the positive X axis representing the front or front of the toy model, the negative X axis representing the back or rear, the positive Y axis representing the left, the negative Y axis representing the right, the positive Z axis representing the up, and the negative Z axis representing the down. In addition, in drawings that enlarge a specific portion of the toy model, the three orthogonal axes in a right-handed system, based on a typical direction for focusing on that portion, are separately shown as dashed coordinate axes.

[0019] Fig. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of a model toy 2 according to this embodiment, and is a perspective external view of the model toy 2 as seen from the front left of the toy. Fig. 2 is a perspective external view of the model toy 2 as seen from the front right of the toy.

[0020] The model toy 2 of this embodiment is a so-called action toy, a model toy that has a human-shaped appearance imitating a character that appears in an original work such as a manga, movie, or anime, and can be made to assume various poses by moving its joints. The model toy 2 in Figures 1 and 2 shows an example of a human character wearing a combat suit, but the model toy 2 can represent any being, real or virtual, that has extensions equivalent to limbs, such as elves, beastmen, monsters, aliens, spirits, robots, androids, etc. Of course, the number of extensions such as limbs may also be arbitrary depending on the setting.

[0021] The model toy 2 has a toy main body 4, an optional part 30 that can be attached to and detached from the toy main body 4, and a curved connecting part 50 that connects the toy main body 4 and the optional part 30. Each model part that makes up the model toy 2 can be made of a thermoplastic resin such as ABS, but is not particularly limited thereto, and materials other than ABS (polyethylene, polystyrene, thermosetting resin, etc.) may also be used. Metal materials such as titanium and aluminum, or alloy materials that are a mixture of multiple metal materials, or a combination of resin material parts and metal / alloy material parts may also be used.

[0022] The toy body 4 has a base 6 which corresponds to the trunk, and extensions 10 (arms 11, legs 12, and a head 13 in this embodiment) extending from the base 6.

[0023] The optional parts 30 are additional parts that can be attached to the toy body 4 and integrated with it, or separated from it, as ways of playing with the model toy 2. For example, the optional parts 30 are sculpted objects such as weapons, armor, and other equipment for the model toy 2, or visual representations of the aura or energy that is said to surround the toy. In the example shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the optional parts 30 are offensive weapons that can be held in the hand or thrown, and are also dish-shaped shields that function as shields. Optional parts include components, accessories, and the like that can be used with the toy body, and are not particularly limited in terms of shape or type. The attached state does not necessarily mean a state in which the optional parts 30 are strictly attached to the toy body 4 and integrated with it, but also includes a state in which the toy body 4 and the optional parts 30 appear to be integrated. The separated state does not necessarily mean a state in which the toy body 4 and the optional parts 30 are strictly separated, but also includes a state in which the optional parts 30 have moved from the attached state.

[0024] FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of the connection structure between the arm 11 and the optional part 30. As shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is an exploded cross-sectional view of a portion of the connecting structure of FIG. 3 and 4, the auxiliary three orthogonal axes of the right hand system are shown by dashed lines. The auxiliary three orthogonal axes are such that the direction in which arm 11 extends (the longitudinal direction of forearm 15) is the positive direction of the Xa axis, the side of hand 16 with thumb 17 in an upright position is the positive direction of the Ya axis, and the side to which the palm of hand 16 in an upright position faces (the direction from the outside to the inside of the wrist) is the positive direction of the Za axis.

[0025] The arm 11 has a ring-shaped wristband 18 for holding the connecting part 50 between the forearm 15 and the hand 16, i.e., at the wrist. The wristband 18 has a fixed engagement part 19 that protrudes from the inside of the wrist in the positive direction of the Za axis.

[0026] The fixed engagement portion 19 is a portion that engages with the fixed connection portion 51 provided at one end of the connecting part 50. The fixed engagement portion 19 is a columnar body with a T-shaped cross section that appears as a "T" when viewed from the positive direction of the Za axis, and is a mating convex portion that matingly connects to the fixed connection portion 51 of the connecting part 50. The shape of the columnar cross section (the surface perpendicular to the column axis) of the fixed engagement portion 19 is not limited to a T-shape, and other shapes such as a triangle, square, hexagon, or X-shape can be used as long as they allow a fixed connection that prevents free rotation around the column axis. The fixed engagement portion 19 is not necessarily limited to a fixed connection shape, and an engagement portion with a shape that allows free rotation, such as a circle, may also be used. However, using a fixed connection shape for the engagement portion to restrict free rotation is preferable because it prevents unnecessary changes in the position of the bending rod portion 59 relative to the arm portion 11 and allows the bending rod portion 59 to remain hidden by the arm portion 11.

[0027] The connecting part 50 has a fixed connection part 51 at one end of the bending rod part 59 and a rotating connection part 52 at the other end for engaging with the optional part 30. The shape of the fixed connection part 51 may be any shape that fits into the fixed engagement part 19, and if the engagement part of the wrist is circular, a circular connection part may be used. In addition, in this embodiment, a fitting convex part is provided on the wrist (arm part 11) side and a fitting concave part is provided on the connecting part 50, but the fitting convex part and fitting concave part may be arranged in the opposite direction, and there is no particular limitation as long as the arm part 11 and the connecting part 50 have a structure that allows connection. In addition, one end part and the other end part do not refer only to the end parts of the bending rod part 59, but may also include parts that extend further from the fixed connection part 51 or the rotating connection part 52.

[0028] The bent rod portion 59 is a bent portion (bent body) in which two rod portions, a first rod portion 59a (straight portion 59a) and a second rod portion (straight portion 59b), are integrated at an obtuse angle (see FIG. 3). When the bent rod portion 59 is connected to the arm portion 11, one end portion (straight portion 59a) is located inside the wrist of the arm portion 11 and has a linear shape along the extension direction (Xa axis direction) of the arm portion 11. In this embodiment, the bent rod portion 59 is configured as a bent body by the linear straight portions 59a and 59b. However, the bent rod portion 59 is not limited to this shape. The bent rod portion 59 may have a shape in which the first rod portion 59a and the second rod portion 59b are combined, a shape in which three or more rod portions are combined, or a shape in which the first rod portion 59a and the second rod portion 59b are integrally curved (for example, a shape resembling a bent wire). The shape of the bending portion (bending rod portion) is not particularly limited as long as it is a shape that allows the rotating connection portion 52 of the connecting part 50 to be positioned at a position offset (displaced) from the extension line of the direction in which the bending portion extends from the fixed connection portion 51 (in this embodiment, the Xa axis direction).

[0029] In addition, by arranging at least a part of the bent portion parallel to the extended portion, the bent portion (connecting part) is hidden by the extended portion and is therefore less visible, which is preferable as it improves the appearance. In this embodiment, by arranging the straight portion 59a in a position parallel to the arm portion 11 and hidden by the arm portion 11, the connecting part 50 is less visible even when the optional part 30 is arranged at a distance from the arm portion 11.

[0030] The fixed connection portion 51 is a mating recess that fits into the fixed engagement portion 19, which is a mating protrusion, and is specifically a through hole in the Za axis direction. Therefore, the fixed connection portion 51 can fit into the fixed engagement portion 19 even when the connecting part 50 is in a position that is inverted from the state shown in Figure 3 with the Xa axis as the rotation axis.

[0031] The rotary connection part 52 is a fitting recess that fits into the rotary engagement part 32 of the optional part 30, and is specifically a through hole in the Za axis direction. It goes without saying that the shapes of the rotary connection part 52 and the rotary engagement part 32 are not limited to those of this embodiment.

[0032] The optional part 30 has a main part 31 that forms the main exterior appearance, and a sub-part 34 that can be attached / detached to the main part 31 via a fitting part 33. The main part 31 resembles a dish-shaped shield. The sub-part 34 is a handle attached to the inside of the shield represented by the main part 31, and is attached at a position outside the center P of the main part 31.

[0033] The sub-part 34 has a design in which the folding handle is folded along the inner surface of the main part 31. By reversing the attachment posture of the sub-part 34 to the main part 31, it can be changed between a first attachment posture in which the handle faces the center P of the main part 31 (facing in the positive direction of the Xa axis) as shown in Figure 3, and a second attachment posture in which the handle faces the opposite side from the center P (facing in the negative direction of the Xa axis) (see Figure 6).

[0034] The sub-part 34 has two rotational engagement portions 32 (32a, 32b). As described above, the sub-part 34 is a handle attached to the inside of the dish-shaped shield, and is attached to a position outside the center P of the main part 31. Therefore, the two rotational engagement portions 32 (32a, 32b) are also necessarily provided at positions away from the center P of the optional part 30.

[0035] The rotational engagement portion 32 (32a, 32b) is a cylindrical body that protrudes from the back side of the shield represented by the main part 31, and the outer diameter of the cylinder is set to fit the inner diameter of the mating recess of the rotational connection portion 52 of the connecting part 50. In other words, the rotational engagement portion 32 functions as the rotation axis, and the rotational connection portion 52 functions as its bearing. The dimensional tolerances of the two are set so that (1) they can be disassembled and assembled without damaging either of them, and (2) the mating coupling force prevents the optional part 30 from moving relative to the connecting part 50 due to its own weight or inertia, but when the user applies force to the optional part 30, the mounting orientation with respect to the connecting part 50 changes, allowing the user to freely change the relative position.

[0036] 5 to 7 are state transition diagrams for explaining how to change the optional part 30 from a mounted state in which it is mounted on the toy main body 4 to a separated state in which it is separated from the toy main body 4. FIG.

[0037] Figure 5 corresponds to the wearing state shown in Figures 1 to 4. The hand 16 of the arm 11 is in a state where the four fingers from the index finger to the little finger are close together with the fingertips extended, and the thumb 17 is positioned slightly away from the four fingers from the index finger to the little finger and inside the palm. A valley-shaped space is formed between the four fingers from the index finger to the little finger and the thumb 17, and the outer edge of the option part 30 can be placed in this space.

[0038] 1 to 5, the optional part 30 is in a gripping position that makes it appear as if the model toy 2 is gripping the outer edge of the optional part 30 with the hand 16, recreating a scene in which the edge of the optional part 30 is gripped with the hand 16. At this time, the connecting part 50 is located on the inside of the wrist of the arm 11, so at first glance the existence of the connecting part 50 is hidden, and it is difficult to see the connecting part 50 when looking at the model toy 2 from the outside (see FIGS. 1 and 2).

[0039] There are several ways to change from the attached state to the separated state. One way is to temporarily remove the connecting part 50 in the positive direction of the Za axis, releasing both the engagement between the fixed engagement part 19 and the fixed connection part 51 and the engagement between the rotating engagement part 32 and the rotating connection part 52. The released optional part 30 can then be temporarily separated from the arm 11 (hand 16).

[0040] Next, as shown in Figure 6, in optional part 30, the attachment orientation of sub-part 34 is reversed from the attachment orientation in Figure 5 and attached to main part 31. Also, the connection orientation of connecting part 50 to fixed engagement portion 19 is reversed from the orientation in Figure 5 and attached. By reversing the connection orientation of connecting part 50, the bending direction of bending rod portion 59 (the direction in which straight portion 59b extends from straight portion 59a) changes from the negative Ya-axis direction in Figure 5 to the positive Ya-axis direction, and rotating connection portion 52 moves from a position on the thumb 17 side to a position on the little finger side.

[0041] 7, the option part 30 with the sub-part 34 attached in the reversed direction is connected to the connecting part 50. Specifically, the rotational connection part 52 is engaged with the rotational engagement part 32b.

[0042] Then, the effect part 60 is attached to the rotation engagement portion 32a. The effect parts 60 are parts that visually express and create a situation in which the optional parts 30 are flying. The effect parts 60 have a rotating connection part 62 that has a similar structure to the rotating connection part 52, and in the example of Figure 7, the rotating connection part 62 is fitted into the rotating engagement part 32a.

[0043] By these change operations, the optional part 30 is held by the connecting part 50 at a predetermined distance away from the hand 16 on the little finger side of the hand 16 and in the extension direction of the arm 11 (positive direction of the Xa axis), but it is in a distanced state that makes it appear as if the optional part 30 is away from the hand 16.

[0044] By separating the arm 11 and the optional part 30 and changing the model toy 2 into a throwing pose, it is possible to recreate a scene as if the optional part 30 had just been thrown, as shown in Figure 8, for example. In this embodiment, it is possible to recreate both a state in which the optional part is integrated with the model toy body by holding the optional part in a predetermined gripping position in the hand, and a state in which the optional part is separated from the model toy body by placing the optional part in a separated position away from the hand. Note that in this embodiment, an example has been described in which the optional part 30 is shown as having been thrown, but this is not a limitation. For example, it is also possible to recreate a state in which a flying optional part 30 is being caught by changing the attachment direction of the effect part 60, for example.

[0045] Because the optional parts 30 are fixed to the model toy 2, the user can hold the model toy 2 in a throwing pose and enjoy viewing it from various angles. Because no base or support parts are required to move the optional parts 30 away from the model toy 2, the user can freely change the recreated scene and enjoy it without having to worry about their visibility being obstructed. Depending on their mood, the user can change the relative angle between the rotating engagement part 32 and the rotating connection part 52 to move the optional parts 30 to various relative positions for even more enjoyment. Furthermore, not requiring a base or support part has the secondary effect of reducing the number of parts.

[0046] One method for changing from the attached state to the separated state has been described with reference to Figures 6 to 8, but there are other methods as well. For example, in Figure 5, the optional part 30 is rotated to change the connection angle (rotation angle) of the rotary connection part 52 relative to the rotary engagement part 32a of the optional part 30 so that the outer edge of the optional part 30 is positioned away from the hand 16. Other methods include changing only the connection direction of the connecting part 50 to the fixed engagement part 19, or changing only the attachment direction of the sub-part 34 of the optional part 30, and then changing the connection angle (rotation angle) of the rotary connection part 52 relative to the rotary engagement part 32a. Note that in this embodiment, the change from the attached state to the separated state has been described, but it is of course also possible to change from the separated state to the attached state.

[0047] [Modification] The embodiments to which the present invention can be applied are not limited to the above examples, and constituent elements can be added, omitted, or modified as appropriate.

[0048] (Variation 1) In the above embodiment, the rotational engagement portion 32 is provided on the sub-part 34, but it is also possible to provide the rotational engagement portion 32 on the back surface of the main part 31, as in the optional part 30B shown in Fig. 9. In this configuration, the positions and number of the rotational engagement portions 32 on the main part 31 can be set as appropriate.

[0049] (Variation 2) In the above embodiment, the arm 11 is exemplified as the extension 10 of the model toy 2 to which the optional part 30 is attached, but it is also possible to configure the optional part 30 to be attached to other extensions 10 as well.

[0050] For example, as in the model toy 2C shown in Figure 10, an optional part 30C can be connected to an ankle band 18C provided at the ankle region of the leg 12 via a connecting part 50C, so that the optional part 30C can be changed between an attached state and a detached state.

[0051] The optional part 30C has a short wing-like shape that resembles a curved blade. When attached, the optional part 30C assumes various positions depending on the flight mode of the model toy 2. However, when the leg 12 is kicked out during combat, the optional part 30C temporarily detaches from the leg 12 and becomes a flying bladed weapon that flies in the direction of the kick and returns like a boomerang.

[0052] 11 is an exploded perspective view of the ankle band 18C, connecting part 50C, and optional part 30C in the worn state. The fixed engagement part 19C of the ankle band 18C is a mating convex part consisting of a columnar body with an octagonal cross section. The corresponding fixed connection part 51C of the connecting part 50C is a mating concave part consisting of a through-hole with an octagonal cross section.

[0053] Fixed connection part 51C is located at one end of bending rod part 59. Rotating connection part 52C is located at the other end of bending rod part 59. Rotating connection part 52C is a mating convex part with a protruding cylindrical body, and the corresponding rotating engagement part 32C of optional part 30C is a mating concave part that corresponds to the cylindrical body, and three of these are provided along the longitudinal direction on the side surface of optional part 30C.

[0054] The connection orientation of the optional part 30C relative to the connecting part 50C can be changed depending on the pose of the flight scene of the model toy 2C being recreated. Specifically, the connection orientation relative to the leg 12 (rotating connection part 52C) can be changed by rotating the optional part 30C around the rotational engagement part 32C as the rotation axis. Note that the sub-part 34C is not directly connected to the main part 31C. In the attached state, the rotating connection part 52C located between the leg 12 and the sub-part 34C appears to act as a connecting part connecting the two.

[0055] Figures 12 and 13 are state transition diagrams for explaining how to change the optional part 30C from an attached state in which it is attached to the toy body 4 (leg part 12) of the model toy 2C to a detached state in which it is detached from the toy body 4.

[0056] To change from the attached state shown in FIG. 12 to the separated state shown in FIG. 13, the optional part 30C is detached from the connecting part 50C, and the connecting part 50C is then removed from the fixed engagement part 19C. Next, as shown in FIG. 13, the legs 12 of the model toy 2C are adjusted to a pose kicking forward, and the detached connecting part 50C is reconnected to the fixed engagement part 19C. At this time, the connection direction to the fixed engagement part 19C is changed so that the rotating connection part 52C faces the tip of the leg 12. Then, the rotating engagement part 32 of the optional part 30C is fitted into the rotating connection part 52C to adjust the position of the optional part 30C. It is preferable to allow the optional part 30C to have an effect part 60C that can be attached and detached as needed.

[0057] (Variation 3) Furthermore, although the above embodiment describes the model toy as being in the shape of a person, the shape of the model toy is not limited. For example, the present invention can be similarly applied to model toys of weapons equipped with a gun barrel (extension), such as tanks and battleships. Specifically, if a part attached to the tip of the gun barrel is configured to deploy away from the gun barrel when the special firing mode is activated, the present invention can be similarly applied by regarding the gun barrel as the arm 11 in the above embodiment or the leg 12 in the configuration of the above modified example, and the part attached to the tip of the gun barrel as the optional part 30, 30C. [Explanation of symbols]

[0058] 2…Model toys 4...Toy body 6...Base 10…Extension part 11...Arm 12...legs 16...Hand 19...Fixed engagement part 30...Optional parts 31...Main part 32...Rotational engagement portion 34...Subparts 50...Connecting parts 51...Fixed connection part 52...Rotating connection 59...Bending rod section 60...Effect parts

Claims

1. The arms and Optional parts and a connecting part having a bent shape that connects the arm part and the optional part; Equipped with the connecting part has a first connection part connectable to a first engagement part provided on the arm part, and a second connection part rotatably connected to a second engagement part provided on the optional part, At least a part of the connecting part is disposed in a position close to the arm portion and hidden by the arm portion, The model toy is capable of changing the relative position of the arm portion and the optional part by changing the rotation angle of the second connection portion relative to the second engagement portion.

2. The relative positions include at least a predetermined gripping position where the optional part is held by hand and a predetermined spaced position where the optional part is separated from the hand. The model toy according to claim 1.

3. the connecting part is connectable by changing a connection orientation of the first connecting portion with respect to the first engaging portion, The relative position can be changed by changing the connection orientation of the first connection portion with respect to the first engagement portion.

3. The model toy according to claim 1 or 2.

4. the first connection portion can be connected to the first engagement portion by inverting the front and back of the connecting part, The connecting part is connected to the first connecting portion by turning the front and back of the connecting part over, The connection direction can be changed. The model toy according to claim 3.

5. the first connection portion is a fitting recess, The first engagement portion is a fitting convex portion that fits into the fitting concave portion. The model toy according to any one of claims 1 to 4.

6. The first engagement portion is provided at a position on the inner side of the wrist of the arm portion.

6. The model toy according to any one of claims 1 to 5.

7. The connecting part has a linear shape along the arm portion on the side of the first connection portion.

7. The model toy according to any one of claims 1 to 6.

8. the second engagement portion is provided at a position away from the center of the optional part; 8. The model toy according to any one of claims 1 to 7.

9. the optional part has a sub-part whose mounting direction can be changed, the sub-part has the second engaging portion, The relative position can be changed by changing the mounting orientation of the sub-parts.

9. The model toy according to any one of claims 1 to 8.

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