Nidavellir replacement coins

These are replacement coins for the boardgame Nidavellir by GRRRE Games. They have the same dimensions as the original cardboard tokens, making them compatible with the original game components.
The back of the coin is blank to avoid adhesion problems during the first layer that could lead to distinct features - so no player can identify a coinś value before it is revealed.

• The coins are set up to be printed with similar colours to the original components, but those in my images are printed with the same yellow for the arrow part. These are the colours I used, as they were the ones I had at hand, and what I would recommend using for the best colour match:
• (1) - Body and Center of Coins 5-25 = PLA SILK+ Gold (13405)
• (2) - Numbers = PLA SILK+ Silver (13109)
• (3) - Background (arrow) of coins 5-25 = PLA Matte Lemon Yellow (11400)
• (4) - Center (outside the arrow) of player coins = PLA Wood Rosewood (13204), but any brown-ish colour will do
• (5) - Background (arrow) of player coins = PLA Matte Lemon Yellow (11400), but I would have used PLA Matte Desert Tan (11401) if I could
• (6) - Center (outside the arrow) of the green 3 coin = PLA Bambu Green (10501), but I would recommend PLA Matte Dark Green (11501)
• (7) - Background (arrow) of the green 3 coin = PLA Matte Lemon Yellow (11400), but I would recommend PLA Matte Grass Green (11500)
• The plate is set up as the Textured PEI plate, but those from the image are printed with a smooth PEI plate.
• I printed mine using ironing for the top layers, this increases the total printing time from 5h 22m to 9h27m, this has been left out of the default print profile as well.

I have included a profile without AMS where the “center” component has been removed, making the “background” (arrow) pop out with the numbers on top. However, I do not recommend printing them like this due to low readability of the values.

All components were designed in OpenSCAD using a parametric, code-driven approach rather than traditional 3D sculpting software. This means the designs are clean and precise, but intentionally abstract — don't expect organic shapes or elaborate artwork.

The numbers on the coins are constructed from straight line segments with chamfered corners. Depending on your slicer and print settings, some junctions between segments may show a very slight indentation or protrusion — this is an inherent characteristic of the construction method rather than a modeling error.

The features on the front of the token are 0.4 mm tall to fit a 0.2 mm or 0.1 mm layer height.

These are fan-made 3D printable components designed as unofficial upgrades and accessories for board games published by Grrre Games. They are not official products and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Grrre Games in any way.

All designs are original works created independently. Any visual resemblance to elements from the original games is incidental and minimal, and these files are shared purely out of love for the games.

These files are provided free of charge and may not be used for commercial purposes. You may not sell prints, files, or derivatives of these designs.

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