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Sky Team: Deeper Storage Tray with Component Cover

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What changed: The tray designed by Kali was merged with the expansion upgrade by crzisme and then further deepened to handle even more airport approach tracks. The storage slot for Special Ability cards was widened to handle sleeves, and a new cover insert was created to help keep tokens and dice in place in the deeper tray.

Plan Your Print
Covers Sky Team: Turbulence Expansions this print stores alongside the base game
Designer's Description

This is a remix of the Sky Team board game storage tray components shared by Kali and crzisme on Printables. The tray is now deeper to handle all of the available airports (base game, Turbulence expansion, PnP downloadable airports from the Scorpion Masque web site). The storage area for the six Special Ability cards has been expanded slightly to comfortable handle sleeved cards. Finally, a simple insert has been designed to cover the dice and token tray to help keep the pieces in place now that the tray is deeper. The tray is available either as a single piece or two separate pieces.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

Ender 5

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

0.8 mm Nozzle; 0.2 mm Layer Height

Infill:

20%

**Filament:** eSun; Ender PLA
Light Blue, Blue; White

Notes:

A filament swap was done when printing the cover to make the lettering stand out.

How I Designed This
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The original tray by Kali was modified as described and merged with the crzisme's extension piece, which was further extended to give room for more airport approach tracks. This was all done in MeshMixer. The token cover piece was designed in Fusion 360. A picture of the Sky Team logo was turned into black and white outline form in Gimp and then converted to an .SVG file using Inkscape. The .SVG file was then uploaded into Fusion 360 for extrusion. The final design was exported as an .STL file to MeshMixer.

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