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Twilight Imperium Public Objectives Display

for Twilight Imperium: Fourth Edition (2017) Lift the Lid

Card & Tile Holders Free

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Plan Your Print

✓ Fits sleeved cards

About 234 g of filament

Print Profile (4) Main original profile for larger printers (H2, A2L, etc.) 21h 33m 234 g PLA

Main original profile for larger printers (H2, A2L, etc.)

1 plate 21h 33m 234 g PLA

H2S, H2D, H2C, A2L, H2D Pro

I recommend printing this model at 0.08 layer height using a 0.4mm nozzle, if you want extra details and minimize stair stepping effects or other print artifacts. You can reduce to 0.12 or use variable layer height if you need to print faster at minimal tradeoff. No need for supports. I used a H2S printer. For smaller print beds you can check either a split version kindly provided by another user, or a variant I posted that shaves off a couple of edges to make it fit on P series beds, etc.

Plate Details (1)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

21h 33m 234 g PLA · 234 g

Variation for smaller print bed frames (e.g. P2S, X1C, etc.)

1 plate 20h 11m 218 g PLA

P2S, H2D Pro, H2S, A1, A2L, H2D, H2C, X2D

This is an experimental profile for smaller printers. The original design was prepared for a H2 series printer. Someone made a split version of the design as a workaround but it isn't ideal; another kind user posted a version that should fit the A1 but with the model coming very close to the edge. This version of the model trims two edges to make it fit on a P series frame with a little more room on the edges. I don't have an A or P series printer, so to perfectly validate the variant on a smaller printer bed please print and post the results. The profile settings are the same as in the main model. If 0.08 layer height is too much for you, you can raise to 0.12 for significantly faster print time with minimum stepping stairs effect. Or, you can use variable layer height.

Plate Details (1)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

20h 11m 218 g PLA · 218 g

0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

1 plate 22h 36m 234 g PETG

A1, H2D Pro, H2S, A2L, H2D, P2S, H2C, X2D

Rotated to fit (barely!) on the A1 bed.

Plate Details (1)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

22h 36m 234 g PETG · 234 g

Split for smaller beds

2 plates 22h 12m 239 g PLA

P1S, H2C, A1, H2D, X1 Carbon, P1P, H2D Pro, H2S, X1, A2L, X2D, X1E, P2S

split in half such that the seam isn't that noticeable when cards are inserted into it. There are connectors to attach the halves together which makes glue optional.

Plate Details (2)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

11h 3m 119 g PLA · 119 g

Plate 2

11h 9m 120 g PLA · 120 g

As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings may change these numbers.

Designer's Description

Twilight Imperium Public Objectives Display

I always wanted to display the public objectives in my games of Twilight Imperium 4th edition in both a grand and functional way, and this is my personal take on such a card holder idea.

Compatible with sleeved cards.
Comes with a built-in objectives deck holder at the back, compatible with expansions.
Objectives sit at a slight angle making it very easy to read objectives and avoid glare.
Each objective can hold up to 8 control tokens in place with easy placement or removal (see photos).

I suggest printing 2 of these card trays for stage 1 and stage 2 objectives. Place the two objective displays at the opposite edges of the map or table for maximum visibility and table presence.

👉 Check out my other Twilight Imperium models! 👈

🏗️ Print & assembly instructions

No support required! No assembly required!

It's a single piece, so there's not much to add.

I printed mine at a 0.08 layer height using a 0.4mm nozzle for maximum details and resolution: it will print smooth avoiding any “stepping stairs effect” as seem in pictures (I used Bambu Lab Gray Blue Basic PLA, the results may even be better with Matte PLA, etc). It's totally safe to print at lower resolutions too, as some folk indeed have (check comments). If I were to print this again I'd use a Galaxy PLA filament, which I only discovered later.

I originally designed this to fit my H2S printer, and the original design is too tight for smaller bed frames. However, a couple of kind people posted profiles that fit the A1 without splitting the model, and a version of the model split for printing on other printers. I have added a variant that trims two edges of the model but should fit on P series printers as well others.

Please contact me here or on my Discord if you need help printing this model or choose a profile.

💰 Commercial license available!

This model is a free exclusive to Makerworld and it's not meant for printing for commercial purposes. If you intend to sell prints from this design, please contact me, I'll be happy to discuss simple terms to make both us happy!

If you are considering to offer this model as a print for sale in your Etsy store or similar without my permission, please refrain to do so. Read above: there's an opportunity to do it legally with a simple message.

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