Assembling structure for landing gear of a model airplane
AssigneeThunder Tiger Corporation
InventorAling Lai
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Abstract
An assembling structure for landing gear of a model airplane, including an airplane body having a base board on which a landing gear fixing seat mounted. The landing gear is fixed on the fixing seat by fixing pins passing through the fixing seat. The cap section of the fixing pin can be rotated by 90 degrees to engage in a channel of the fixing section of the landing gear. Under such circumstance, the landing gear is disengaged from the cap section of the fixing pin and can be quickly disassembled from the fixing seat and separated from the airplane body. Accordingly, the model airplane body and the landing gear can be quickly assembled and disassembled to facilitate carriage and storage of the model airplane.
Claims5
An assembling structure for landing gear of a model airplane, comprising:
- a hollow airplane body having a base board formed with a recess;
- a landing gear fixing seat mounted in the recess of the airplane body and having a left and a right circular through holes;
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- a landing gear fixed on the fixing seat by fixing pins, the landing gear having a fixing section formed with two elongated fixing holes corresponding to the through holes of the fixing seat, a bottom face of the fixing section being formed with a channel perpendicular to each fixing hole, one end of the fixing pin being formed with a cap section having a profile corresponding to that of the fixing hole, the cap section extending out of the fixing hole, a top face of the cap section being formed with a rib having a profile corresponding to that of the channel, one end of the fixing pin opposite to the cap section being formed with an engaging section, the end of the fixing pin with the engaging section being passed through the through hole of the fixing seat, a resilient member being fitted between the engaging section and a top face of the fixing seat, an upper and a lower edges of the resilient member respectively abutting against the engaging section of the fixing pin and the top face of the fixing seat.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.