The Isle of Cats organizers

Organizers for The Isle of Cats *base* board game. Quick game set up and comfort during the play. Lids prevent components from falling out during the storage. Theme cutouts decorate lids.

The set contains: Cat organizer, Fish organizer, Common treasure organizer, Oshax tray and 3 types of card trays.

1. **CAT ORGANIZER**: 5 sections for 5 types of cat figures. Sections are curved a bit like cat tails. There are cutouts in the lid based on cat tails' shapes in the game. The lid is thoroughly designed to fit the container precisely and to protect figures from falling out. A Screw presses the lid during the storage and it functions as a handle during the play.
2. **FISH ORGANIZER**: 2 sections for fish tokens in two values. Sections are curved in a shape of a fish. Rounded bottom facilitate the draw. The lid covers the bowls precisely to protect components from falling out during the storage. Theme funny cutouts decorate the lid. Fins facilitate picking the lid up. A Screw for this organizer is the same as for the Cat organizer. There is a recess in the bottom of the Fish container, so the Screw of the Cat organizer fits there. Thus these 2 organizers can be placed one on another.
3. **COMMON TREASURE ORGANIZER**: 4 sections for 4 types of Common treasures, plus 1 section for Basket tokens. Rounded edges in the bottom facilitate Treasure tile draw. Indentation in the bottom of Baskets facilitates grabbing the last tile. A sliding lid covers the container. Theme cutouts decorate the lid.
4. **OSHAX TRAY**: A comfortable tray for all Oshax tiles. There are recesses for the tiles so they fit inside. There are indentations around tiles to facilitate grabbing them. 2 curved indentations in 2 parallel edges facilitate grabbing the tray. This tray has no lid, but it can be kept under the notepad or boards.
5. **CARD TRAYS**: There are 3 types of card trays adjusted to 3 types of decks: Discovery, Solo and Family. Discovery deck is quite thick, so I divided it in to piles. Thus 2 Large trays should be 3d printed. A Medium tray is provided for Solo cards - it's just shorter than the Large one. A Small tray is for family deck. This one is adjusted to the space by the boards in the game box - it has the same height (and it fits next to the boards). The Large and Medium trays has a sloped bottom, the Small one has just a thicker bottom. All of them have an indentation to facilitate the draw.
These card trays were adjusted to cards *without sleeves*, but I made them larger so sleeved cards should fit there too. If you find them too narrow, please, let me know. They can be enlarged. Just then they should be packed [like that](https://www.instagram.com/p/C7Vy9_9I3uz/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link) to fit the game box. There's plenty of space in the game box. You may also print a third Large tray for Discovery cards or the Medium tray for Family cards if you prefer.

All organizers fit the game box and provide quick game setup. However it's not an insert.

Some photos in higher resolution:
[The set and a main area set up for 3 players](https://www.instagram.com/p/C7VzY8OoTiG/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link)
[Packing](https://www.instagram.com/p/C7Vzhd1IkTQ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link)