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Horror on the Orient Express, Consumed by the Void

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About 2,311 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile (2) 256x256 plate 40h 57m 2,311 g PLA
256x256 plate
14 plates 40h 57m 2,311 g PLA
P2S, H2D Pro, A1, H2D, H2C, A2L, H2S, X2D
Plate Details (14)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Campaign tray 1
2h 52m 173 g PLA · 173 g
Plate 2 · Campaign tray 2
3h 28m 206 g PLA · 206 g
Plate 3 · Campaign tray 3
1h 51m 103 g PLA · 103 g
Plate 4 · Campaign tray 4
2h 1m 109 g PLA · 109 g
Plate 5 · Large board tray 1
1h 24m 75 g PLA · 75 g
Plate 6 · Large board tray 2
1h 24m 75 g PLA · 75 g
Plate 7 · Large board tray 3
1h 43m 99 g PLA · 99 g
Plate 8 · Large board tray 4
1h 43m 99 g PLA · 99 g
Plate 9 · Scenario 1
3h 46m 204 g PLA · 204 g
Plate 10 · Scenario 2
5h 20m 298 g PLA · 298 g
Plate 11 · Scenario 3
4h 34m 237 g PLA · 237 g
Plate 12 · Scenario 4
4h 19m 239 g PLA · 239 g
Plate 13 · Scenario 5
3h 20m 197 g PLA · 197 g
Plate 14 · Boss box and token tray
3h 13m 197 g PLA · 197 g
340 plate
7 plates 32h 42m 2,172 g PLA
H2D, H2S, A2L, H2C, H2D Pro
Plate Details (7)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
7h 40m 524 g PLA · 524 g
Plate 2
4h 15m 324 g PLA · 324 g
Plate 3
3h 16m 198 g PLA · 198 g
Plate 4
4h 32m 286 g PLA · 286 g
Plate 5
4h 4m 229 g PLA · 229 g
Plate 6
3h 42m 229 g PLA · 229 g
Plate 7
5h 15m 382 g PLA · 382 g
As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings may change these numbers.
Designer's Description

If you're here, it's because you have Horror on the Orient Express and its campaign box, Consumed by the Void. This insert is the natural progression from my previous one, breaking down the scenarios into their own individual trays for easy setup and return to the box.

There will be some slight variations in each person's campaign as they progress through it, largely because your investigators and available skills, tiles, etc will vary based on your games' outcomes. Because I'm too lazy to rummage through past scenarios looking for tiles from prior games, I created the “campaign tray” as a way to keep track of these components mid-campaign. The empty spots are meant to hold available/unlocked tiles, and at the end of the campaign those can be returned to their “home” tray.

Each tray houses (in general) the specific components for that game. The scenario symbol is etched into the sides of the trays to help with identification, however I chose to color code mine to make it even easier. The main boss minis live in a box that helps to support the upper large trays, and the boss arms are loosely kept in the bottom of the tray next to scenario 5.

The large boards tray holds all the rituals and clue sheets, large cardboard pieces, and split files have been provided along with two print profiles based on your bed size.

Let me know what you think!

The core game files are located here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3237035-horror-on-the-orient-express-insert

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Sep 8, 2026 by Hextra

You can get the files free here alongside my main game insert -- Please see the link for full description, but I tried to make the campaign game-to-game transition as easy as possible by providing each scenario with its own tray, as well as an overarching campaign tray to hold the unlocked and ongoing-use components that you pick up along the way. Let me know what you think!