7 Wonders Game Box

for 7 Wonders (2010) Layer by Layer

samrjack

Tokens & Resources Free

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Plan Your Print

✓ Optional multicolor profile The designer also offers a multicolor way to print this (an MMU/AMS profile or per-color parts)

About 591 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile 21h 42m 591 g PLA

What it takes

4 plates 21h 42m 591 g PLA

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

This uses the AMS to add color to the text inlays, however if you don't have an AMS the only thing you'll lose is the QR code embedded into the bottom of the lid. If you wish to print without an AMS, simply change all colors to whatever color you wish to print in.

Plate Details (4)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

2h 43m 87 g PLA · 80 g PLA · 7 g

Plate 2

9h 29m 253 g PLA · 250 g PLA · 3 g

Plate 3

5h 25m 139 g PLA · 135 g PLA · 4 g

Plate 4

4h 5m 112 g PLA · 109 g PLA · 3 g

Designer's Description

Want a more compact and organized way to carry 7 wonders? Well here you go! This is a complete box with room for all the parts of the 7 wonders base board game modeled on the first edition of the game. Trays to hold tokens and age decks, plus a QR code to access the rule book when needed.

Features

Trays for your tokens and decks that can be moved around and keep pieces ready to be grabbed.
QR code linking to an online PDF of the rules so you don't need to cary the large manual everywhere.
Bit of extra space at the bottom to hold spare tokens, notes, extra cards, etc.
Less than half the volume of the original box!
All pockets have a labeled inlay to tell you what goes where.
If you have an AMS, all the inlays are colored for you.

7wonders qr code slid top box token holder for boardgames