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Space Empires 4X player token holder

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Space Empires Token Organizer
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This is a token holder I made for Space Empires 4X (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/84419/space-empires-4x). There is a top and bottom part, which fit snugly, but easily enough, printed on my Robo3D. It is sized so that four of them fit at the bottom of the SE4X box instead of the normal plastic insert.

Each of the compartments labels which token it's for:
* HW == homeworld (2)
* T == universe tiles (2x10 + 1x5 = 25)
* 1/2 == 1/2 counter tiles (6 or 7)
* MP == Merchant Ship Pipeline (2x10 = 20)
* CS == Colony Ship / Colony (3x5 = 15)
* 3/4 == 3/4 counter tiles (5)
* CC == colony counter (3/1 token) (6)
* others == obvious (hopefully)

This game has a ton of tiny tokens and I found myself shuffling them around on the table where I was playing, and trying to avoid knocking them over. This token organizer's lid keeps the tokens from getting jumbled up even when the case is inverted. Four of these organizers fit compactly in a Space Empires box.

I'm not sure which printing/edition my version of Space Empires is. I've seen other organizers which include spaces for larger tiles, which my set doesn't have. Maybe that means that mine is version 1. Let me know.

### Instructions
* Print both parts
* Remove any material that stops the parts joining together
* Use labels in plastic to populate tokens

I will post a photo later of a populated holder when my current print completes.

Space Empires 4X box art Space Empires 4X 2011 Layer by Layer
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Submitted via BGG Geeklist
Nov 22, 2019 by pgodman
Updated Nov 24, 2019

Player token holder for Space Empires 4X. I got tired of taking out, sorting, knocking over, re-sorting, and then putting away the small cardboard tokens for this awesome game, so I made this. It's cheap to print a complete set of four if you have a printer (think $10), but cost-prohibitive to do so if you use a service like Shapeways (think $1000/complete set!)