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Dead of Winter - Inlay
Dice Towers & Trays
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About 691 g of filament
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Print Profile 28h 15m 691 g PLA
What it takes
9 plates
28h 15m
691 g PLA
A1 mini, H2D Pro, H2D, X1 Carbon, A1, H2S, P1P, P2S, X1E, H2C, X1, P1S, X2D, A2L
If you change the layer height make sure the wood grain still appears.
Plate Details (9)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
2h 12m
58 g
PLA · 58 g
Plate 2
2h 3m
54 g
PLA · 54 g
Plate 3
8h 33m
141 g
PLA · 141 g
Plate 4
1h 37m
39 g
PLA · 39 g
Plate 5
1h 42m
54 g
PLA · 54 g
Plate 6
1h 29m
43 g
PLA · 43 g
Plate 7
4h 12m
150 g
PLA · 150 g
Plate 8
2h 22m
76 g
PLA · 76 g
Plate 9
4h 5m
76 g
PLA · 76 g
Designer's Description
This is an Inlay for the game dead of winter.
It was made for unsleeved cards, since i could not fit sleeved cards in this design.
The barricade box is very large since i also created barricade tokens that can be found here .
The can models are a slight alteration of this starvation token model and this food token model .
Disclaimer
The Survivor Standee Box does not quite work how i wanted it to. Some survivors are too wide to store them in the slots. I don't intend to put the work in to change the design, but you can just lay them inside the box, like with the zombies. I hope you understand.
Changes
Some of the images are outdated. But i don't want to print those parts again. Here is what changed:
- Fixed the dice box top, so the wood grain shows up again.
- Fixed the survivor Standee storage (I didn't count the slots correctly originally)
- Improved the start card holder (i gave the cards more space and made it easier to get the cardboard pieces)
Credits
The wood boxes used one side of this wooden box model as a base.