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"Bouquet" Tile Game (Hanabi)

for Hanabi (2010) Layer by Layer

Card & Tile Holders Free

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About 216 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile (4) All tiles and tokens, Ironing on 8h 49m 216 g PLA

All tiles and tokens, Ironing on

3 plates 8h 49m 216 g PLA

P1P, P1S, X1, X1 Carbon, X1E

The tiles are printed facedown so use a smooth buildplate. If you don't have one, rotate all the tiles faceup and let the ironing do the smoothing for you. Edited to include all printers.

Plate Details (3)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1 · Tokens

1h 21m 27 g PLA · 3 g PLA · 16 g PLA · 6 g PLA · 2 g

Plate 2 · Pink Yellow Purple

4h 25m 113 g PLA · 106 g PLA · 3 g PLA · 2 g PLA · 2 g

Plate 3 · White Green

3h 3m 76 g PLA · 72 g PLA · 2 g PLA · 2 g

Box w/ sliding lid

2 plates 5h 35m 170 g PLA, PETG

P1P, X1, H2D, X1E, P1S, P2S, H2S, H2C, X2D, A1, H2D Pro, X1 Carbon, A2L

I used PETG as an interface support layer on the box to keep the slides nice and smooth. Worked well for me so give it a try! Make sure your bed is clean or use glue because the corners will lift if bed adhesion is not taken into consideration.

Plate Details (2)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

1h 44m 44 g PLA · 5 g PLA · 39 g

Plate 2

3h 51m 126 g PETG · 3 g PLA · 123 g

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

2 plates 4h 35m 142 g PLA

A1, X1, P1S, H2D, X2D, P1P, P2S, X1E, H2D Pro, H2S, H2C, X1 Carbon, A2L

Slight modification to the box & lid. This version can be printed without supports and has a simple lock to keep the lid closed

Plate Details (2)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

1h 20m 40 g PLA · 36 g PLA · 4 g

Plate 2

3h 15m 102 g PLA · 102 g

Mahjong Edition (.4 nozzle)

4 plates 8h 46m 268 g PLA

P1S, P1P, X1, X1 Carbon, X1E

I have always thought these looked like little Mahjong tiles, so I decided to try a Mahjong-esque color scheme. I had to split the tiles to 3 different plates, to keep it to 4 colors per plate (with the added color for the backing it pushed the original to 5 colors). They look amazing with the flower designs (although I did have to swap daisies from white to black). This print does look best on a smooth plate. The rose (red) tiles do have some very small features that will leave some gaps that are more noticeable with the white base color. With a .2 nozzle those gaps are reduced, but are not quite completely eliminated on the smallest sizes (4 and 5 tiles). 0.4 nozzle, .2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Plate Details (4)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1 · Blue-Green Mahjong

2h 54m 95 g PLA · 2 g PLA · 58 g PLA · 33 g PLA · 2 g

Plate 2 · Purple-Red Mahjong

2h 55m 94 g PLA · 57 g PLA · 2 g PLA · 33 g PLA · 2 g

Plate 3 · Black Mahjong

1h 35m 50 g PLA · 2 g PLA · 31 g PLA · 17 g

Plate 4 · Tokens

1h 21m 29 g PLA · 17 g PLA · 3 g PLA · 2 g PLA · 7 g

As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings may change these numbers.

Designer's Description

Bouquet is a clone of the popular game “Hanabi” by Antoine Bauza where a team of players work together to form the best arrangement of flowers into a beautiful bouquet! The catch is, you're not allowed to see the flowers you have in your hand, so you have to rely on your deductions skills and clues from your teammates to accurately play the right tiles. Full printable game rules in the documentation below.

In the game Hanabi, you build fireworks to create the most impressive display, but the problem is, only the card game is available while the tile version (the best way to play IMO) is expensive and difficult to find. Hence my creation of Bouquet! There's 50 tiles to print out along with 11 tokens as well as a snazzy dominos-like box I designed.

Expansion is here! 👉 Bouquet Deluxe

domino fireworks cooperative hanabi