森森不息桌游收纳（Forest Shuffle Insert）

Having only been into board games for less than a year, I have explored their subtleties and understood their shortcomings. As a board game player, I know that a suitable and attractive storage setup can greatly simplify game setup and provide a better gaming experience for collectors or those who care about appearance.

Sensen Buxi, a perennial board game title in recent years, has long held the top spot on the BGG bestseller list, proving its simplicity and ease of understanding, high reopenability, and the playful strategy and competitiveness of the game. Since the release of the base version, three expansions have been added, enriching the game content while enhancing balance.

Although I was new to it, I have a special fondness for physical cards. Plus, most storage containers in this board game in the community are designed based on old packaging sizes (from my observation, the inner bottom is usually 220×159 yuan). Having just learned 3D modeling, I came up with the idea of creating my own storage compartment, and finally, I have this model to share with everyone.

The design intention considered the game's initial set, contents (cards, maps, scoresheet), a bit of aesthetics (forgive me, I only use the sketch master and a few plugins), and assembly flexibility. Personally, I think it basically meets all these points, and it's pretty good for personal use~

Dimensions (inside box): 216×157×47 (mm)

Card sleeves: Suitable for cards without sleeves up to 58*89 size 20-thread matte card sleeves (relatively compact, but does not actually deform the card sleeves or cards)

Content: Split design, three separate card boxes (matching the initial SET) and a main structure with two slots (cards that can be removed during gameplay). Note: The placement of card boxes follows an order.

Storage: Basic game + Woodland Edge + Alps + Exploration Journey. Both the motherboard art and scoresheet are designed with slots for storage

Placement: Supports vertical placement (if vertical placement, it's best to add a Velcro strap—board gamers get it~)

Printing: PLA, about 240g, about 5 hours, split into two reels (used A1, not sure if the main body can be placed on the A1 mini)

The model comes preset with ear-shaped brims, and those confident in their printers and consumables can cancel them. Using variable layer height at rounded corners may cause the finished product color to become layered (deepening), so use with caution.

Friendly reminder: Ensuring the printing board surface is clean before printing helps ensure successful printing