BASE OF A PLAY FIGURE FUR OF TABLE PLAYS, LIKE TABLE FOOTBALL, - HOCKEY, - CRICKET OD.DGL.

The invention concerns a base of a Spie] figure for table plays, like table football, - hockey, =cricket od.dgl., with an essentially dish-shaped, preferably lower part formed out of plastic and draws into this lower part fitting, and, eben= s if preferably disk formed resting upon a bearing surface of this lower part which can be glued to it glued to and/or intended for carrying a Spie] figure from plastic. The eigentMche Spie] figure is usually carried by the e.g. circular disk of a such base and can be einstückig with this formed or however on this by welding or sticking and/or with the help of a tight fit or a snap connection (see e.g. DE=OS 2356194) fastened. It is also already admits (e.g. GB=PS Nr.1, 334.133), to plan inside a lower part a weight which holds the play figure in an upright position and/or the Spie] figure puts up again and again. The weight can in the lower part stuck or in addition, draws to be; in the latter case the weight can with the help of suitable mechanisms, like pins, tap, slots od.dg!. , in a pre-determined position to be held. It is to be pointed out that the invention in detail a base with or without Spie] figure and/or weight concerns. It showed up that with well-known Spie] figures b w. their Sockein the connection of the disk with the lower part was not always satisfying. In particular often too much adhesive is applied, whereby sticking together takes place by hand, and if the disk and that become lower part 2usammenffepreßt, ürd surplus adhesive usually pressed the inside the lower part as well as often also to the exterior of the lower part. Also sometimes the connection between the disk and the lower part for the purpose desired is insufficient with the well-known arrangements, although too much adhesive is used. It is from there a goal of the invention of avoiding these disadvantages at least as far as possible. The base according to invention of above-mentioned kind is characterized by at least in the range of the sticking zone in the disk and/or or in the lower part planned groove, recess, chamber od.dgl. Recess for the admission of the adhesive surplus resulting when sticking together and/or pressing together. Thus that the surplus adhesive is taken up to slots, recesses, chambers, holes, weakening od.dgl. Ausnelunungen it is obtained, above all two advantages: First of all the quantity into the inside and/or of the adhesive urgent to the exterior of the base is decreased and/or such overflowing is at all prevented; and secondly the adhesive surplus in the recess causes an improved adhesion between disk and lower part, so that in the enterprise a release becomes less probable. It is particularly favorable, if two arc-shaped, somewhat more briefly than semicircularly trained slots at the lower surface in actually well-known way in a circle trained disk, are each other oppositely arranged parallel to the edge the same in the circular sticking zone. Also it is in many cases of advantage, if the recess is intended in the bearing surface of the lower part. The invention is continued to describe below on the basis of Ausführunffsbei= represented in the designs to play. In the designs show in detail: Fig. 1 a perspective opinion of a Spie according to invention] figure, with some Spie] figure, approximately for a table soccer game, on a base in accordance with the invention is fastened; Fig.2 a pulled apart sectional view of a base according to invention in accordance with the line I=I in Fig.1, in somewhat larger yardstick; Fig.3 an under-face of the disk of the base in accordance with the Fig.1 and 2; Fig.4 a sectional view of the detail in still larger yardstick, eingerinfften in Fig.2, whereby that lower part and the disk stuck together with one another; and Fig.5 a representation similarly Fig.4 for illustrating another execution form of the invention. In Fig.1 a Spie is] represented to figure for a table play, like e.g. table football. This Spie] figure covers the actual Spie] flgur --10= as well as a base --12--, which is provided with a weight inside and is downward curved, so that the play figure straightens up again and/or is inclined to it to straighten up if she were revoked. With the remark example shown the Spie is] figure --10-- einstückig with an attachment strip --14-- trained, that in a slot --16-- a disk so --18-- the base --12-- is taken up; the disk --18-- is with a lower part --20-- the base sticks together. Of course this is only one possibility, the Spie] figure --10-- to fasten, and there are still different possibilities, like in particular also, the play figure --10-- einstückig with the disk --18-- to train. Around the Spie] figure --10= firmly at the disk --18-- to embody, it is usual, into the slot --16-- and/or on the strip --14-- to apply an adhesive, before the strip --14-- into the slot --16-- one inserts. Into the Fig.2 to 5 for the sake of simplicity the play figure became --i0-- as well as the strip --14-- omitted. Both that lower part --20-- and the disk --18-- are formed out of plastic, and at the top margin of the lower part --20-- is, as in particular is shown in Fig.2, a shoulder on the inside --22-- planned, the one, circular bearing surface directed upward --23-- for the boundary region of the lower surface of the disk --18-- forms. An edge of ring --24-- the lower part --2ü-- extends above the shoulder --22--, and the disk --18-- it is in such a manner limited that it into the edge of pure --24-- fits and with the surface of the edge of ring --24-- evenly locks, as is shown in Fig.4. On the lower surface of the circular disk --18-- are in on the bearing surface --23-- resting upon range two arc-shaped slots or recesses --26, 28-- planned. With the remark example shown are these slots --26, 28-- equivalent long, concerning the slot --16--, that itself in the center of the disk --18-- finds, symmetrically arranged and somewhat more briefly than the length of curve of an LS of appropriate semi-circle (Fig.3). These slots --26, 28-- have the purpose, übberschüssigen adhesive --30-- to take up, as is represented in Fig.4, if the disk --18-- and that lower part --20-- are pressed together, after the adhesive on the bearing surface --23-- and/or the boundary region of the disk --18-- applied is. Thereby that the adhesive in the slots --26, 28-- , becomes a better HaftunE between the disk is held back --18-- and the lower part --20-- ensured. The disk --18-- also an opening or a Auskerbung can, as for instance in Fig.3 also --31-- it is suggested, exhibits, in order to make possible that air of the inside of the Unterteüs --20-- escapes, if the disk --18-- one pushes open. With the execution form represented in Fig.5 are no slots, like the slots --26, 28--, in the 2s disk --18-- planned; but is in the bearing surface --23-- a hinterschnittene, continuous recess --23A-- for the admission of the adhesive surplus --30-- intended, how is shown in Fig.5. The width of the recess --23A-- approximately two thirds of the total width of the bearing surface amount to --23--, whereby a support and --23B-- , on that the disk remains --18-- rests upon; the recess --23A-- runs thereby of its Minlmaltlefe (inside) radially outward to its maximum depth. Apart from these differences the execution form is identical in accordance with in accordance with Fig.5 to the execution form the Fig.1 to 4, and it can be trained with the same modifications as those. In a modified, not represented execution form of the invention the recess can be interrupted in the lower part, so that from each other separated chambers are formed. Furthermore both the disk can be provided with recesses with slots and that lower part. In order to take up the surplus adhesive, still many other possibilities are given. For example the disk can --18-- at their edge downward tapered its, over - together with the bearing surface --23-- and the edge of ring --24-- - to create an area for the surplus adhesive.