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Twilight Struggle Deluxe Insert
Print Profile (2) 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill 10h 29m 448 g PLA
Plate Details (5)
Plate Details (5)
I couldn’t find a Twilight Struggle insert that fit my needs, so I designed my own! Most inserts cause too much lid lift or don’t handle sleeved cards well , so I made one that:
✅ Fits the Twilight Struggle Deluxe Edition (tested with the Sixth Printing , but should work for other Deluxe versions).
✅ Optimized for sleeved cards —the Early War cards alone take up most of the free vertical space , so I structured the trays accordingly.
✅ Smart card & token storage:
- Four card piles:
- Early War (takes up most vertical space).
- Late War (not full, so has room for token trays).
- Two Mid-War piles (also with space for token trays).
- Tile trays for easy sorting & quick setup.
✅ Trays for general supply tokens , that support deluxe plastic tokens (linked below), but should support cardboard as well .
✅ Lidless player component trays for fast access (influence counters 1-8 + die).
- Includes a spacer to fill the small gap next to the player board , which helps fix everything in place and allows for vertical storage .
- Insert Dimensions: 300 × 220 mm
- Multicolor Printing (Optional):
- Top Layers Color Swaps:
- Blue for USA trays
- Red for USSR trays
- White for cards & token supply
- Rest printed in grey
- If you don't have AMS , you can either:
- Print it in one solid color
- Manually swap filaments at the top layers
- Print trays in Red/Blue/White separately
- Adaptive Layer Height Used:
- Most plates are printed with adaptive layer height to ensure a smooth and fast print .
🛠 Plastic tokens used: GeekUp Bit Set: Twilight Struggle
🔥 Prints without supports and keeps everything tightly organized!
Since I couldn’t find any Twilight Struggle inserts on MakerWorld , I figured others might need this too. Hope this helps fellow Twilight Struggle fans! 🎲🔥
Twilight Struggle 2005
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