Gaslands - Dice and Tokens

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Gaslands is a tabletop game of post-apocalyptic vehicular mayhem. With fast and cinematic rules, it is designed to be played with toy cars, allowing players to ram, skid and race their way through the wreckage of a burnt-out Earth.

The game is published as a short easy to read book, and with rules on how to move your vehicles around via Templates (included in the book as paper templates, download my 3d Printable ones here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2922073) You can buy the core book here: https://gaslands.com/

You also need Dice, and Tokens to play as well, so I made my own set of them available here.

UPDATE: I edited the hazard symbol to make the lines thicker to make it easier to ink in. These are v1.2 version. I left the original if you like the thinner line.

Included are:
Skid Dice (Die faces are 3x Shift, 1 Slide, 1 Spin, 1 Hazard). Print 6
Hazard Tokens
Ammo Tokens
Vote Tokens
Pole Position Token

To print the dice I highly recommend the following settings for the best balance and fairness (tested extensively).

layer: .2 mm
Infill: 100%
size: 16mm
Raft: yes
Shells: .08
Top and bottom Layers: .08

What you want to end up with in your slicer is equal thickness on the walls and top and bottom layers. With 100% infill you should have a solid dice with equal layers on all six sides. I've done tests with similar dice using this method, and the dice roll balanced.

You can ink the dice with a ultra fine tip sharpie. If you have any problem with the pen "bleeding" along print lines you can hit it with a light coat of white spray primer.

For the Tokens you can print them in a single color, or if you are feeling adventurous, switch filament mid print like I did for the Ammo Tokens. :)