Traveling Spice Box for Century: Spice Road - Sleeved Edition

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This is a remix of my original Century Spice Road ... trip that now accommodates sleeved cards and has the lettering removed from the lid in order to have a cleaner appearance. In this version I replaced the 3D printed lettering with a more distinct graphic using vinyl lettering. As with the original, this is intended to completely replace the original box in a more compact, easily pack-able format to save space as well as wear and tear on the original box.

Some of the features include:
- The spice tray has a sculpted bottom for easy removal of spice. (You'll need to print 4 of these for a full set)
- The coin box has the coins divided in pairs since you always set out pairs based on the number of players.
- The box is designed for sleeved cards (I used the Fantasy Flight Games sleeves - Tarot - Orange (FFS66, 50/pack) - (2-3/4" x 4-3/4" - [70 x 120mm]), but the box will work fine with unsleeved cards. With unsleeved cards, there will be a little extra room in the bottom, card storage area. Just back fill with foam or cardboard if that is an issue.
- Lettering on the lid is durable Oracal 651 vinyl

When compared to the original game box (approximately 10 3/4" x 7 1/2" x 2 1/2"), this travel box is significantly smaller / more compact (approximately 5 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 2 1/4"). This travel box is less than half the size of the original game box.

To top everything off, I recommend printing the rules summary card, available at BoardGameGeek. You can download it at https://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/149023/century-spice-road-summary-card. Since it is the same size as a spice card, It fits perfectly and you'll always have a summary available when you travel.

NOTE: At this point I cannot tell if this is compatible with the Golem version since I don't have access to a copy of that game. The only area of potential issue is the size of the crystals compared to the spice cubes.

**NOTE: If you don't have access to a 3D printer or would like to support my hobby, I've made these available complete with the pictured lettering, on my Etsy shop at [Store All The Bits](https://www.storeallthebits.com/site/).**

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