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Rebuilding Chicago Insert for Sleeved Cards

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Fits sleeved cards
About 538 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 15h 16m 538 g PLA
What it takes
6 plates 15h 16m 538 g PLA
P1S, H2D, H2C, X1, A2L, A1, P2S, P1P, X1 Carbon, H2S, H2D Pro, X1E, X2D
Plate Details (6)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Tokens x2
1h 53m 70 g PLA · 70 g
Plate 2 · Starter and Cards x1
2h 47m 105 g PLA · 105 g
Plate 3 · Landmarks x1
1h 48m 64 g PLA · 64 g
Plate 4 · Tiles1 x1
4h 44m 170 g PLA · 170 g
Plate 5 · Tiles2 x1
3h 24m 112 g PLA · 112 g
Plate 6 · Spacer x1
40m 17 g PLA · 17 g
Designer's Description

This is an insert for the game Rebuilding Chicago. The original insert is actually quite good at sorting all the tiles but unfortunately doesn't fit sleeved cards. This version fixes that and provides some additional benefits such as more portable tile trays, two coin/token trays that can be placed on either side of the table, and a landmark tray so you can see them all at one time, and a card tray that you can just place straight onto the board. The insert layout allows for a deep pocket to store the suburb tile bag as well. To keep everything lined up, there is a spacer that sits under the token and landmark section to raise it slightly so the player boards are level. This piece is optional but makes everything line up more nicely.

Print quantities for the stl files are in the file name.

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