Vehicle for children
AssigneeKassai Kabushikikaisha
InventorKenzou Kassai
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Abstract
A vehicle for children is constructed so that a child sits on it with the legs on either side and drives it with leg strokes kicking the ground. A hood-like portion (2) forming the front top of the body (1) of the vehicle is tiltably attached to the front of the body remainder (3). Thus, the tilting of the hood-like portion (2) enables the portion to assume a closed position and an opened position. The outer surface the hood-like portion (2) indicates an animal face, while a tongue element (23) serving as an instantaneously actuatable object which is urged by a spring (26) against the lower surface of the hood-like portion (2) when the latter is in its closed state is arranged in a lower space of the hood-like portion (2). As a result, when the hood-like portion (2) is opened, the tongue element (23) is put into instantaneous visual action.
Claims6
A vehicle for children comprising:
- a vehicle body having a front housing and a body remainder excluding said front housing, means for opening and closing said front housing with respect to the body remainder, said body remainder having a surface opposed to the front housing with a space left therebetween, said means for opening and closing including a first spring urging said front housing in a direction to open the latter, engaging means for selectively establishing the closed state of said front housing against the resilience of said first spring, said vehicle further comprising an instantaneously actuatable object disposed in a space defined between said body remainder and said front housing, a second spring urging said instantaneously actuatable object against the lower surface of said front housing when the latter is in its closed state, so as to put said instantaneously actuatable object into instantaneous visual action when the front housing is opened, and a first shaft turnable with respect to the body remainder for supporting said instantaneously actuatable object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.