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Crystalla Boardgame Insert

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About 235 g of filament
Print Profile 5h 39m 235 g PETG
What it takes
1 plate 5h 39m 235 g PETG
P1S, H2S, A1, P2S, X1, X1E, H2D, X1 Carbon, H2D Pro, P1P, H2C, X2D, A2L
Nothing special. Needs no supports and is very sturdy with 10% gyroid infill.
Plate Details (1)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
5h 39m 235 g PETG · 235 g
Designer's Description

The board game Crystalla made it's way into our household over Christmas and quickly became a favorite especially with the kids. While the game is quite fun to play (from very easy and less tactical with kids all the way up to how-can-I-make-your-life-harder for those special friends) the packaging left a lot to be desired. All cards and tiles were just falling around in two large chambers and you had to sort everything before every first round.

So I threw together a quick and simple insert for the original box that keeps all parts sorted and in their place. The part with cards and tiles can be separated. All cards are used so the middle part won't be needed but the two outer segments can be used during play to store the tiles and draw from them.

So if you also bought this fun and easy game and thought “I wish this would be a bit more organized…" this one might be for you :)

I printed it in black PETG just because I really like the finished look of it and thought it would fit the theme. But every other colour and/or Material will work exactly the same.

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Crystalla box art Crystalla 2025 Lift the Lid
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