US2009170398A1PendingUtilityA1
Figurine recognizable by having illuminated face
Est. expiryDec 27, 2027(~1.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Chin-Chen Chang
A63H 33/22A63H 3/006
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Abstract
A decorative object in the general form of a figurine having a body portion made of opaque metallic sheet and a head, including a face portion made of a transparent material such as a transparent plastic which permits passage of light therethrough. The figurine is decorated by a network of lights installed at the edges of the body of the figurine and rear of the face portion. In the dark the nature of the figurine is recognizable from its illuminated head/face portion even if the body portion is not illuminated.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A decorative object in the general form of a figurine, said figurine having a main body including a head portion having a face portion and a rear portion,
said main body being made of metallic sheet of finite thickness and defined by peripheral edges, wherein said metallic sheet of said body being opaque to light and said face portion being made of a transparent plastic to permit passage of light therethrough, a network of lights defined by a plurality of spaced apart light elements, each light element comprising a socket, a light bulb secured in said socket, said light elements being connected in series by insulated electrically conductive wires, and wherein said light elements are secured at the peripheral edges of said body and behind said head portion such that when said light bulbs are illuminated said face portion is illuminated thereby recognizing the figurine.
2 . A decorative object as in claim 1 wherein each socket has an outer surface and a clip attached to said outer surface for securing the light elements to the peripheral edges of said body and the rear of said head portion to illuminate said face portion.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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