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Sky Team Improvements & Organizer
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About 575 g of filament
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Print Profile 11h 33m 575 g PLA
What it takes
9 plates
11h 33m
575 g PLA
P1S, P1P, H2D, X1 Carbon, X1, H2S, P2S, X1E, A1, H2D Pro, H2C, X2D, A2L
Plate Details (9)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Default Switches
16m
5 g
PLA · 4 g
PLA · 1 g
Plate 2 · Box Frame
1h 15m
78 g
PLA · 78 g
Plate 3 · Fuel Switch
11m
3 g
PLA · 2 g
PLA · 1 g
Plate 4 · Material Inlay
2h 2m
101 g
PLA · 101 g
Plate 5 · Flight Slider
1h 1m
36 g
PLA · 36 g
Plate 6 · Bars Inlay
1h 48m
90 g
PLA · 90 g
Plate 7 · Cards Inlay
1h 30m
77 g
PLA · 77 g
Plate 8 · Plane Inlay
1h 44m
90 g
PLA · 90 g
Plate 9
1h 44m
95 g
PLA · 95 g
Designer's Description
This model incudes some improvements to the game “Sky Team” and an organizer which fits perfectly into the original game box. It might be a bit overkill over all, but I liked to have a proper way of storing all the stuff away – from the little wood markers to the flight cards.
Game Improvements
- Haptic Switches which stay in the game board for better control and feeling
- A backplate to the main game board, which allows easier sliding of the flight cards
Organizer
- The organizer part is based on the frame, which fits all the other parts inside
- Modular Organizer for all the game props and cards
Mounting the Switches
Installing the switches can be a bit fiddly if the main board is already glued together. The best way to do this is to wedge a switch somewhere between the two cardboard boards and then use a small screwdriver to push it into the right place until the switch “clicks” into place.
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