Batman: Gotham City Chronicles S2 Organizer

This insert repurposes prior designs alongside a few modifications to accommodate all of Batman: Gotham City Chronicles Season 2's miniatures and components in the Wayne Manor box (or moves some S1 components into Wayne Manor so that they can instead fit in the core). <b>The only original designs are the life token tray, the lid, and the rookie tray,</b> the rest are remixes. In total, you'll need to print the following from other pages:

8x Vilains SmallBox A.stl from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4081854
8x Vilains Smallbox B.stl from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4081854
1x gcc-tiles-main.stl from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3570948/files (honestly you should remove the massive holes on the sides before you print this, or replace it with smaller diamond-shaped holes to avoid needing supports, I'd have done this myself if I knew how to when I was starting on this project)

From this page, you'll need to print one of everything, plus a second "Villains_smallbox_double_wayne_manor_A.stl" and B (I just followed the previous fellow's naming convention on this, he did design it after all). The life token tray is honestly just for quality of life and not needed, you can store all those tokens fine in the S1 solutions provided by the previously linked inserts, but have fun sorting through 120-ish tokens! The design is also possibly going to suffer from warping, so be prepared to trim the lid if you choose to go with it (I had to trim the bottom right corner since the tray lifted slightly, but I was also printing with ABS, whereas PLA shouldn't have any problems with such cruel misfortunes).

You can see the rest of the insert for how I store the entirety of the game (S1+S2) here: https://imgur.com/a/vtPbCSy

From the images on this page, I stored the batcave tiles here and instead put the Sewers/GCPD map in the core boxes. You'll need to trim one of the many leftover foam pieces to serve as a buffer between the map tiles and the edge of the box (in addition to the S2 character tray). You can honestly store the minis mostly however you want, sans a few of the taller minis that will need more vertical space. The larger-based minis from S2 will all fit in the rookie_tray with a fair bit of spare room if you see fit to remix it and add more holes for other minis (I was mostly nervous about the Plants Rex bumping into each other given their girth).

<b>REGARDING THE LIFE TOKEN TRAY</b>: It has small impressions behind each one; if you push on its upper half (the half closer to where the lid comes out), it should angle upwards for easy removal. You'll want to put the smooth-face up, as the beveled side will help its removal just fine, however you can honestly put either side up if you please (bevel-side up will not run the minute risk of mis-aligned tokens resulting in getting pinched by the tray). Exercise a little caution closing the lid on this as you can potentially pinch a token, but it's designed that the lid will naturally put the token in its right position anyway. You'll want to print it at a finer resolution, .1 to .15 most likely (I'm still pretty new to all this); I usually print at .3 since accuracy isn't the most critical with these inserts, but getting those circles right and the impressions angled correctly is pretty valuable for having the tray be useful. Don't sweat it if one or two of the holes come out rough - you have four to spare.

Feel free to remix this or repurpose it as you see fit, I only really designed two original things here (three technically) as my first foray into doing my own designs. Please double-check the sizes of these files for your printer before actually printing them, I had to go through a few iterations on account of mistakes (mainly with the extra-tall miniature trays). There's definitely a lot of leftover space on the mini trays now, but in my opinion it just lets you more cleanly organize the entirety of this game however you see fit!