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Organizer for Commands & Colors: Medieval
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Organizer for Commands & Colors: Medieval.
The main design idea was to make bringing the wooden blocks to the table easy. For this, they are stored in 4 for a unit, with enough space between them to easily grab all 4 in one go.
It has lid lift if you can live with that. You may use sleeves with the cards.
Any file that ends in x2 is to be printed twice. Filler files are to be printed only if you do not want to have your blocks moving around. If you do not store your spares with the other blocks, you will need more fillers.
To have the effect you see on the lids, for each one select in your slicer that object and be sure to put Bottom and Top Shell Layers to 0, and select a sparse infill density from 10 to 20% and a pattern you like (Honeycomb or Grid for the best results).
If you do not own a 3D Printer you may still get this physically printed in my store: 3DPrintforGames.etsy.com
Organizer for the expansion: The main design idea was to make bringing the wooden blocks to the table easy. For this, they are stored in 4 for a unit, with enough space between them to easily grab all 4 in one go. Accepts sleeved cards. It has a lid lift if you care about that. [ [ [ [ [ [ If you do not own a 3D Printer you may still get this physically printed in my store: 3DPrintforGames.etsy.com
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