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Temple pieces for the board game Tikal

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This thing consists of 10 different temple pieces for the board game Tikal. Each piece locks into the respective piece below it for stability. When your temple reaches level 10, it will be a complete Mayan temple.

If you want to play it in "reverse", so you want to start with the top (=1) and then put pieces underneath to simulate that the temple is digged out instead of built up, check out the new [reverse version of the tikal pieces](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3116023).

Beside the single temple layer pieces and several temple layers in one block, there are several layouts of pieces for you to choose from.

Version F: Thanks for the hint from [pastaclub](https://www.thingiverse.com/pastaclub/about): Now you can customize the wiggle room around the interlock for the upgrade pieces, in case your printer prints holes typically a bit smaller than they should be.

Version D: Its customizable using the thingiverse customizer. When you do a customized version, all parts will be created as STL files.

Version A (after 9 as in hexadecimal numbers): Interlocks are such that the top of each piece is flat so you can put your worker easily. It prints all upside down to make removal from the build plate easier.

(Old) Version 7: Interlocks are a bit more loose. The bottom of each piece is tapered to get it off the printers bed easily without a raft.

Thanks go to Harlan Martin for the write library!

Have fun!

BGG user Submitted the following BGG file page from genki complete with discussion on the design for a stackable temple. The associated thingiverse link is here: Stackable Temple Tiles by makkuro:

Tikal box art Tikal 1999
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