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Magnetic Grid System for Gaia Project + EXPANSION

3 plates 16h 21m 0.2 mm 115 g PLA Free
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Needs about 115 g
Covers Gaia Project: The Lost Fleet

Here's a magnetic grid system for Gaia Project AND The Lost Fleet that will lock your map in place

Tired of your Gaia Project modular map shifting every time you move a piece? This magnetic grid system is designed to keep your map perfectly aligned and stable during play.

Each grid section connects seamlessly underneath your map tiles, using a network of 82 small magnets (4mm x 2mm) to create a strong, reliable hold. Once assembled, your map pieces will stay together—no more accidental bumps or misalignment.

The magnetic force is intentionally strong to ensure maximum stability, but you can easily reduce the number of magnets if you prefer a lighter hold.

Whether you're setting up for a long session or just want a cleaner, more satisfying table presence, this system keeps everything exactly where it should be.

You will need to print 10 of the main tile holders. If you have The Lost Fleet expansion, you will need to print

* NOTE for the medium grid part : you can't print them with the 0.4 mm nozzle, but you will have a small hole where the magnet goes. It will work perfectly good like that (I use these myself). The magnet will hold well in place. If you don't want the hole, you can use the 0.2 nozzle and it will not be there, but it's a bit longer to print.

* NOTE for the magnet : You can glue them, but they are already pretty tight. I had to glue only one or two because they were a bit slack, but none of the other.

Perfect for dedicated players who want a premium, frustration-free experience.

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