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MakerWorld · added Oct 11, 2025 · updated Jul 14, 2026

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Corps of Discovery Map Board and Path Tokens

for Corps of Discovery: A Game Set in the World of Manifest Destiny (2025)

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4 plates 6h 43m 0.4 mm 271 g PLA Free

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✓ Needs about 271 g

Print profiles

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

4 plates 6h 43m 0.4 mm 271 g PLA

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill (requires AMS)

4 plates 8h 3m 0.4 mm 289 g PLA

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill (Large Bed w/AMS)

3 plates 7h 40m 0.4 mm 282 g PLA

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This print includes an alternate Map Board and Path Tokens for the Corps of Discovery board game. The original map board included with game suffers from a number of issues. I found inserting the map and the coversheet into the board annoyingly awkward and difficult. Removing coversheet (while leaving the map in place) was equally cumbersome. My design tries to address these issues.

The Map Board includes an upper lip that helps guide the map and cover sheets into the opening of the board and notch in the back of the board (allowing you to hold down the map sheet with your finger) to make removing the cover sheet (a little) easier.

Because the board is larger than the size of my printer's build plate, it is made up of sections that snap together. These fit together quite well and glue should not be necessary and I've had no issues with the parts coming apart accidentally.

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I found inserting maps into the map board annoyingly difficult/awkward, so I created a 3D printable map board that includes a upper lip to help guide the map and cover sheet in. The map board works with the original path tokens, but my project includes printable tokens as well.