In Too Deep Complete Boardgame Token Tray System

This is a complete token organizer for the In Too Deep board game.

Thankfully Burnt Island Games has provided us a box with ample space for all of the parts, deluxe or not, so it's not really necessary, but I figure since I had spare time, why not give it a try?

The whole set takes a little over 800g of filament, depending on the infill, surface layers and perimeters.

Currently it's made for the Kickstarter edition with the player miniatures and bases as well as the mini-expansion.

The bottom fits the Blockades, File Folders, the Crackdown expansion as well as the solo player pieces underneath the boards.

The order of the mats are: 5 Player Boards, 2x4 Zone Boards, Investigation Board, and then the Syndicate Board on top.
Ridges in the trays are made to hold the Syndicate Board in place, then the top trays are flush to the top of the box to avoid spilling out. If the intel chits are a problem I may just have to make a lid for them.

The game manual can sit on top of the upper trays.

I had to get a bit creative with the figure bases due to their size, so 8 fit in the vertically-placed tray (kept in there with a bit of friction) and then the other 2 sit in the spacer.

If I'm missing anything, please let me know! I'm pretty sure I've covered every item in the game, but you never know :D

Also, if you have the non-Kickstarter version with standees and bases I'd be interested in what their dimensions are, and maybe make some trays for those in lieu of the base and miniature trays.

Update 15-Jan-2022 - Added a tab to the Crime cards, and a notch in the Intel Chit tray to lock in place along with the Miniature tray.

If you're interested in having this set printed out for you, there is an Etsy shop that I've allowed to use this design: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1149879370

Notes:

Print as loaded from the STL. No supports needed.

Having a Prusa Mini, I have the board base split into 2 pieces to fit the smaller build plate. Just use plastic epoxy to stick them back together, but I've found that they fit snug in the box as-is without adhesive.

The logos were added with a reverse litho conversion and the negative volume modifier in Prusaslicer 2.4. Due to potential copyright issues I haven't published that STL but anyone can make it on their own.

I also have a board game tray system to keep the city boards together and elevated in case your surface is not perfectly flat (like mine):

https://www.printables.com/model/393404-in-too-deep-boardgame-elevated-board-tray