Leg assembly of a toy figure
AssigneeEvolutive Labs Co., Ltd.
InventorChing-Fu Wang
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Abstract
A leg assembly of a toy figure is provided to include a leg unit that includes a thigh component and a shank component. The thigh component has a first leg hole in a rear surface thereof, and a first recess extending from the rear surface in a front-rear direction. The shank component is rotatably connected to the thigh component, and has a second recess extending from a rear surface thereof in the front-rear direction. The leg unit is switchable between an upright state where the first recess and the second recess cooperatively define a second leg hole, and a bent knee state where an angle between the thigh component and the shank component is smaller than that in the upright state.
Claims10
A leg assembly of a toy figure that includes a hip joint, comprising:
- a leg unit that includes:
- a thigh component including:
- an upper thigh block having a lateral upper-thigh surface, a rear upper-thigh surface, and a bottom upper-thigh surface having a first recess that extends from said rear upper-thigh surface in a front-rear direction, said upper thigh block being formed with a mounting hole that extends from said lateral upper-thigh surface in a lateral direction transverse to the front-rear direction, and a first leg hole that extends from said rear upper-thigh surface in the front-rear direction, said mounting hole to be engaged with the hip joint of the toy figure;
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- a lower thigh block connected to said bottom upper-thigh surface of said upper thigh block;
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- a shank component connected to said lower thigh block in such a way that said thigh component is rotatable in relation to said shank component in the front-rear direction, said shank component including a rear shank wall having a rear surface, and a top surface that has a second recess extending from said rear surface in the front-rear direction;
- wherein said leg unit is switchable between an upright state where said rear upper-thigh surface and said rear surface of said rear shank wall are coplanar and said first recess and said second recess cooperatively define a second leg hole, and a bent knee state where said thigh component is rotated in relation to said shank component such that an angle formed between said rear upper-thigh surface and said rear surface of said rear shank wall is smaller than that in the upright state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.