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Nemesis original boardgame cockpit card holder

Plan Your Print
About 84 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 3h 40m 84 g PLA
What it takes
2 plates 3h 40m 84 g PLA
A1, X1E, P1S, P2S, X1, H2C, X1 Carbon, H2D, X2D, P1P, H2S, H2D Pro, A1 mini, A2L
Plate Details (2)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
1h 23m 31 g PLA · 31 g
Plate 2
2h 17m 53 g PLA · 53 g
Designer's Description
Nemesis Cockpit: Ultimate Destination Frame

This model was born from a "lightbulb moment" while organizing my Nemesis board. I realized that if I aligned two computer terminals (inspired by KalMahaar’s design), the screens framed the Earth and Venus destinations on the card perfectly.

I spent several hours in Tinkercad refining this layout and integrating additional details to create the ultimate thematic centerpiece for your game board.

Print Options & Compatibility
  • The "Pro" Version: Includes seats for maximum immersion. Requires careful support removal.
  • The "Easy" Version: No seats. This version prints much faster, requires less cleanup, and sits even flatter on the game board. Use supports for the best result.
  • Card Fit: This was designed for unsleeved cards .

Sleeved Card Users: I recommend scaling the model to 101.5% in your slicer. (Please note: This scale is calculated but untested).

Support the Design

Bringing this project from a rough idea to a finished Tinkercad model took a lot of trial and error. If this cockpit helped bring your Nemesis sessions to life, please consider leaving a 5-star review and sharing a photo of your print! Seeing your "Makes" is the best way to help other survivors find the best gear.
Boost Me If you really want to support my work, tossing a Boost this way provides the fuel I need to keep designing new upgrades for the fleet. Every Boost helps me dedicate more time to perfecting thematic prints like this one!