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Rolling Heights board game organiser insert

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Plan Your Print
Stores vertically Stands on its side; contents stay put
About 707 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 17h 10m 707 g PLA
What it takes
4 plates 17h 10m 707 g PLA
A1, H2S, P2S, H2D Pro, H2D, H2C, X2D, A2L
colour/layer changes not built into the profile - I did them manually with pauses.
Plate Details (4)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
7h 3m 334 g PLA · 334 g
Plate 2
4h 26m 161 g PLA · 161 g
Plate 3
4h 14m 149 g PLA · 149 g
Plate 4
1h 26m 63 g PLA · 63 g
Designer's Description

An insert for the Rolling Heights board game.

This is designed to pop straight out onto the table and get you playing as fast as possible. The components for larger player counts are stored in separate trays that are just the right size so that you don't have to count anything when you're done, just fill the tray back up.

The meeple tray can be glued or left in two parts - it works great either way. There are more spaces than needed so you can choose your layout and where to leave gaps to make it even easier to pick out the meeples.

The spacer/solo tray fills a gap and has room for the solo tiles. It also has a reminder printed into it on what to include at different player counts.

There's nothing stored in the rolling boxes.

There's 1cm or so of air in the top of the box still, so if you want to try vertical storage you'll need either some punchboard to lift things up, or to cut your box down (my next job - then I can fit more games on the shelf!).

I haven't included any colour changes as I did them manually as my A1 has no ams - none are required, it was just aesthetic.

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Rolling Heights box art Rolling Heights 2023 Layer by Layer
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