Planet Unknown and Supermoon organizer

I wanted in the expansion to fit in the main box with no lid lift. This is intended for the stock crowd-funded version that comes with eight corporation boards and 12 card stock (not neoprene) planets. If you don't have that many, the organizer should still work. I think the recent (late 2024) reprint might have made the box deeper, so YMMV.

UPDATE 8 February 2025 - Added an alternate version of card storage with finger holes instead of 4mm tall pivot point, giving a whopping 2.4cm more total card height.

Pretty much everything fits, except the score pads. If you trim the right edge off of one, it will fit in the well below Corner4.

The "All" version isn't intended to be printed unless you have a massive print bed. Otherwise a 160mm print bed should be big enough. NOTE that this version does NOT have the integrated brims, or the version of the card holder with the finger holes.

Infill doesn't matter much except on Corner1; 10% was fine for me. 0.4mm nozzle, 0.2mm layer height.

Sleeved cards will probably fit fine; I left plenty of room.

Corner1 contains the forest patches, Modules 2 and 3 (2x1 and 1x1 per-player tiles), the 3x and 6x meteor markers, and the resource tracking cubes.

Corner2 contains the decks of cards. Civs 1/2 and 3/4 are stacked together. Print either the original one (with the card pivots) or the new alternative one (with finger holes, saving 4mm per well of height if you have sleeved cards)

Corner3 contains the moons and fractured corporation. Note the thin card pieces go in first, and you can slide them in on the bottom-most open edge.

Corner4 contains the remaining pieces. Note the first player marker fits on top of the life pods, and the satellites do fit but work best if you place them with the little radar dish facing up.

The eight corporation boards go down in two piles of four and then all of the planet boards and rules fit on top of them.

There are two versions of each model; one without an integrated brim, and one with one just on the corners. I found that depending on the filament I used, I got some lift in the corners without the brims. They're trivial to trim off with a craft blade.