General Orders: World War II – Board Game Organizer / Insert (3D Printable STL)

This is a **custom 3D printable organizer / insert for the board game *General Orders: World War II***, designed to fit **snugly inside the original game box insert** while keeping all components neatly separated and easy to access.

The insert is built as a **stacked system of trays**, where each tray sits on top of the other inside the original box insert. This approach minimizes printing time and filament usage while still providing a very clean and practical storage solution.

**Important note:** In the images, the **top flat component is the original game support board** (cardboard piece that comes with the game). This part is **not printable** and is shown only to demonstrate how everything stacks and locks together.

- Main tray for cards and dice (×1)
- Player trays (×2)
- Tokens tray (×1)

All trays are designed to **stack vertically inside the original insert**, with a small cutout on the top trays to fit the original support board.

- **Fits inside the original *General Orders: World War II* box insert**
- **Stackable vertical design**
- **Dedicated trays for players, cards, dice, and tokens**
- **Uses the original support board**
- **No supports required** (FDM-friendly)
- **Fast and easy to print**
- **Minimal filament usage**
- **Speeds up setup and cleanup significantly**

This organizer turns *General Orders: World War II* into a **true open-the-box-and-play experience**.
All trays lift straight out and can be placed directly on the table, making setup and teardown extremely quick and intuitive.

The stacked design keeps everything tight inside the box while still allowing easy access to all components.

This listing is for **digital 3D model files (STL) only**.
No physical items or printed inserts will be shipped.
You are responsible for printing the files yourself or through a third-party printing service.

This organizer is an **independent, fan-made project** created out of appreciation for *General Orders: World War II*.
It is **not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by** the publisher, designers, or any rights holders.
All game names, artwork, and trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.