Nanolith

This is an insert for Nanolith

It holds the base game and the Deluxe Box components. The two promo miniatures do not fit inside.

You can use the insert with the basic game box, or you can use the deluxe component box. If you use the deluxe box, you have a lid lift, as the height of both boxes is not the same.

There are 4 separate trays for the four heroes in the game. They contain all the cards for the heroes, as well as all the components, tokens etc. that you need to set up the game.

The hero standees and miniatures can be stored assembled in an extra tray.

Unfortunately, it was not possible to store the enemy stands assembled - there is simply not enough space.

The cards can be organised in separate boxes and there are token trays that can be placed on the table for playing.

The insert is designed so that cards can be sleeved. You can use the Sleeves that comes wioth the game. I myself use Gamegenic Premium Matte Sleeves and it works as well. The small card sleeves from Gamegenic are a bit too big for the small cards in the game, so I shortened them.

If you have the deluxe components, the player boards and some tokens are replaced with acrylic. I designed the insert so that both can be sorted so that you can use both and do not have to throw away the card board components.

The longest part for printing measures 211mm

Print one of each file and decide which language you prefer. German language files are named as GER and english ones with ENG. You only need to print one of these in the language you want. In the 3mf file, there are different plates for english (ENG) and german (DE) language (plate 5 and 6).

The whole thing was printed on a BambuLab P1S. The print takes approx. 24 hours with a material consumption of approx. 900 grams - depending on how the infill is set or whether you print with top and bottom layer.