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Underwater Cities Box Organizer
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About 516 g of filament
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Print Profile 16h 43m 516 g PLA
What it takes
10 plates
16h 43m
516 g PLA
A1, X1 Carbon, X1, P1S, P1P, H2D, X1E, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Plate Details (10)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Player Box
1h 28m
42 g
PLA · 42 g
Plate 2 · Corner Tray
1h 52m
57 g
PLA · 57 g
Plate 3 · Hex Tiles
1h 15m
32 g
PLA · 28 g
PLA · 4 g
Plate 4 · Resource Tray (x2)
1h 55m
66 g
PLA · 66 g
Plate 5 · Small Buildings
2h 36m
76 g
PLA · 70 g
PLA · 6 g
Plate 6 · Credit Tray
2h 4m
62 g
PLA · 57 g
PLA · 5 g
Plate 7 · Short Decks
55m
26 g
PLA · 26 g
Plate 8 · Era 1 Deck
53m
25 g
PLA · 25 g
Plate 9 · Era 2 and 3 Decks
1h 24m
45 g
PLA · 45 g
Plate 10 · Dome Box
2h 21m
85 g
PLA · 85 g
Designer's Description
Storage solution for the board game Underwater Cities from Rio Grande Games. This insert is designed to be highly functional, with most parts coming out of the box and on the table to use during play. Note that only part of the expansion is supported, as I got it primarily for the double-layered player boards; there was not room for the additional gallery display and related components.
Print the following to replicate what's seen in my photos:
- Print 2 of each:
- Credit Tray
- Resource Tray
- Small Buildings Tray
- Print for each player, ideally in coordinated colors:
- 1x Player Box
- 4x if using upgraded mini-subs for action tiles
- There's also alternate versions of the Credit Tray and Resource Tray models that have embossed symbols; pick one version or the other and print 2 copies.
This insert is not compatible with sleeves; compromises had to be made and I'm not going to be playing this one with my nieces and nephews. Ultimately, there just wasn't enough vertical space, along with my other goals for this insert.