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World's Fair (1893) Board Game w/ 2025 updates

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Plan Your Print
About 161 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 3h 26m 161 g PLA
What it takes
2 plates 3h 26m 161 g PLA
X1 Carbon, A1, H2D Pro, X1, P1P, X1E, H2S, A1 mini, H2D, P1S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Plate Details (2)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Replacement Supporter Boxes
2h 43m 150 g PLA · 150 g
Plate 2 · Marker 1x in Yellow White Teal Purple
42m 11 g PLA · 7 g PLA · 4 g
Designer's Description

The work of @fuchsr is renowned in the 3D printing / insert field….but I think the latest rendition of this game doesn't fit (the box is slightly bigger) that the original files.

What you'll find here is:

  • a stretched version of the original player cubes box (for less internal movement)
  • a ‘player marker’ to show where you've chosen (and also whose turn it is - especially at scoring time) while you perform your other steps. The bottle was a Commemorative Colombian Exposition one presented at the fair. I found it best to put the player marker into the holder box first and then put the cubes around it.
  • personalized score counters that help with overall score keeping (not included but found here)

NOTE: You will still need to obtain the other original parts of the insert from his earlier version

Creation Note: I used MakerWorld's new ‘Image-to-3D’ creation tool….so here is the obligatory / requested attribution:
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player pieces historical
World's Fair 1893 box art World's Fair 1893 2016 Layer by Layer
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Submitted via BGG Geeklist
Oct 11, 2025 by ds679

This is a minor update to the newer 'Red Box' Renegade Games box version (which is a slightly larger box). I also included an accurate period / historic piece as a player marker. Find the updated files (and info for other files) at: