US 2026/0249167 A1Published application

Three-dimensional plush figure and puzzle system

AssigneesBene World, LLC, BuyProduct Inc.

InventorsKaralyne Ley, Matthew Nuccio

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Abstract

A three-dimensional puzzle system includes plush or otherwise stuffed pieces configured to interlock via complementary slots. A body piece defines at least one body slot extending inward from an outer perimeter and has a first thickness. An appendage piece defines at least one appendage slot extending inward from an outer perimeter and has a second thickness. The body slot has a width at least the second thickness and the appendage slot has a width at least the first thickness. During assembly, the appendage piece is oriented transverse to the body piece, the slots are aligned, and the pieces are threaded into one another to form a stable three-dimensional figure. The figure is capable of disassembly into pieces that may be stored substantially flat or compactly stacked for shipping or storage.

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Dependent claims

A three-dimensional puzzle system comprising:

a body piece having an outer perimeter and defining at least one body slot extending inward from the outer perimeter;
an appendage piece having an outer perimeter and defining at least one appendage slot extending inward from the outer perimeter;
wherein the body piece has a first thickness and the appendage piece has a second thickness;
wherein a width of the at least one body slot is at least the second thickness and a width of the at least one appendage slot is at least the first thickness;
wherein the body piece and the appendage piece are configured to be assembled by orienting the appendage piece transverse to the body piece, aligning the at least one body slot with the at least one appendage slot, and threading the body piece and the appendage piece into one another such that a portion of the body piece is received within the at least one appendage slot and a portion of the appendage piece is received within the at least one body slot to form a three-dimensional figure;
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wherein the body piece and the appendage piece are formed at least in part of a compressible and resilient material.

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