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Letters from Whitechapel board game insert and organizer
Inserts
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Designer's Description
Letters from Whitechapel is one of my favorite hidden movement board games, but re-reading the rules and setup can take its time. As I couldn't find a single organizer online, I designed this to play the game more frequently and let you benefit from it too.
Design assumptions:
- Your box interior measures 285mm x 285mm.
- Your edition has wooden pawns/tokens and plastic markers, as on the photos.
- This is for the standard game (although extra items fit easily vertically).
- You don't mind burning through 493 grams of filament (~10€).
Features:
- Replaces the original plastic insert, takes up the entire box.
- Easy four-part 0.2mm print, no supports, in total roughly 11-14hrs of printing.
- The bottom has big rounded corners, to help avoid warping and save a few grams.
- The upper two parts (A and B) are “Jack's Tray” and the “Police Tray”, these two are meant to be pulled out and put on the table during gameplay.
- The lower two parts (C and D) stay in the box during gameplay. If desired, these two can be glued together along diagonal the Y-seam between “Track Sheets”.
- Cutout for a pencil. To match the Jack the Ripper theme, get a beautiful fountain pen !
- The four parts are intentionally weirdly puzzle shaped, for easy assembly/memorization.
- Every item has a fixed/labeled place, so keeping things organized during gameplay, means you get very fast setup/cleanup of games.
- The reference cards, rulebook and board go on top of the insert.
Happy printing and gameplay.
Please leave a comment and/or photo :-).
Letters from Whitechapel 2011
Layer by Layer
Cover Colors
Expansions
Letters from Whitechapel: Dear Boss 2016