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HEAT - Pedal to the Metal Insert with 4 extensions
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This insert for HEAT - PEDAL TO THE METAL (recently updated to include LEGENDS ) makes it possible to keep the core game and every extension in the core box without any lid lift . It is also compatible with American Standard USA Game sleeves (56 mm x 87 mm) . Every box and tray features a themed snap-fit lid .
• HEAT - Pedal to the metal core content.
• Heavy Rain (HR)
• Tunnel Vision (TV)
• Rocky Road (RR)
• Legends (released in May 2026)
• Fully compatible with American Standard USA Game sleeves (56 mm x 87 mm) .
• Every box has a smooth and secure snap-fit lid.
• No supports are required during the printing process.
• Every lid has an icon to help store and identify content.
• Included new iconography on the lids to reflect the latest content from Legends
• Separators and individual player card storage lets you save your championship progress between gaming sessions.
• Available space has been used in a way to mitigate moving parts during storage. You should not have any issues storing this game vertically.
• Lids can be printed with either face on the bed. Placing the top face down is recommended for a cleaner finish on the visible surface.
• The lids do NOT require any supports. If you get warning messages with your slicer, ignore them.
• Once printed, pinch the cantilevers inward (the little arms), which are found under the lid. Minimal force should be required. You will hear a small snap. Your lid is not ready to be used.
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Step 1 - Map Boards: Place the map boards on top of each other, flat at the bottom of the box. Align them in one corner.
Step 2 - Riser & Card Boxes: Lay the black cross-shaped riser on top of the boards. Lay the player card boxes and the rival box sideways around the map boards. Tuck the score pads vertically into one corner.
Step 3 - Rulebooks: Place the rulebooks and expansion booklets face-up on top of the riser.
Step 4 - Player Boards: Stack the player boards on top of the rulebooks.
Step 5 - Card Boxes: Place the boxes in any order using a 3×4 grid pattern. Optionally, place the three spacers in any remaining gaps.
If you've made it this far, I have a small bonus for you. This is an updated version of a design I created a few months ago. I was really happy with the original. It featured individual paddocks for each car, and I had done my research on the upcoming Legends expansion, so I designed an extra-large "extension bin" to accommodate any future content.
The issue was that I hadn't accounted for sleeved cards, and unfortunately the design never quite gained traction because of that incompatibility. I really did not think it would be such a big deal, but it obviously was. While I'll be using this new sleeved-friendly version myself, I do have a soft spot for the original project. Rather than deleting it from MakerWorld, I'll be setting it to private. If you're curious to give it a try, you can find it here .
HEAT just got a new expansion. You know what this means... I designed an insert that fits the core game and all four extensions in the original core box (Heavy Rain, Tunnel Vision, Rocky Road, and Legends). It works with sleeved cards, and more importantly, I managed to make it work so that there is no lid lift. There is a tab system that also lets you arrange and store your cards efficiently. It also doubles as a way to safe your progress between game sessions. Every box uses a snap-fit lock that keeps things in place. The placement of the bins minimizes internal movement, so it's safe to store vertically. You can download it here: Like I said, no lid lift !
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