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Token Retainer for Betrayal at House on the Hill (2nd ed) organizer

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Designer's Description

I really liked the organizer this remix is based on, but I tend to store my board games upright, so the pieces would have all fallen out. Hence, a lid! Took all the pieces into CAD, arranged them just right, and modeled this part to hold all the tokens down.

There's a couple of differences between the model and my photos.

  • I'm going to use rubber bands to hold the lid in place, and I figured it would be helpful if there were some slots for that, so I modeled some. I don't feel like wasting the plastic to re-print at the moment though.
  • If you don't want the slots, just move the part down a couple of millimeters, it's more than thick enough to stay stiff and in place.
  • I made the base as thin as possible to test the geometry, but it turned out this is good enough to just be the part I use in my copy of the game. Real model is a little thicker.
Betrayal at House on the Hill box art Betrayal at House on the Hill 2004 Layer by Layer
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