303 Squadron insert trays

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I'm not a fan of ziplock bags, on the other hand the included insert in 303 Squadron is pretty good. So I designed and printed a set of trays to help organise the 303 Squadron box, including all the contents of the first three expansions and KS goodies which utilises the original vac-formed insert. The cards (sleeved or unsleeved) go in their intended space in the vac-formed insert. Bombers go in one of the square shaped spaces in the insert, attached to the flying stand poles but not the flying bases themselves. Fighters go in the long, thin shaped space (again attached to the flying stand poles but not the flying bases themselves). Dice in the dice bag go in one of the two oddly-shaped space in the insert. This is a bit of a waste of space, although I have two sets of dice. If I was unhappy about the amount of space the planes have, or had just the one set of dice (and/or no bag), I would probably put the fighters into the square space, the bombers into the larger odd-shaped space, and the dice (with or without bag) into the thin space. The clear flying bases and the black flying bases go into the large squarish tray, which sits on top of the scenario cards. The other four sets of coloured flying bases (grey, blue, brown and orange) have a tray for the bases and the tokens; the four trays will fit in the other oddly-shaped space in the insert. The Hurricanes/Spitfires and all the pieces for each player are stored in one of the four small boxes, which will fit into the other square shaped tray of the vac-formed insert. On top of the player trays goes the counter tray - containing objective tokens, manouvre tokens, medals, squadron markers, German aces, all the black marker tokens and the green set. Not my greatest work, but it organises the box without losing the original insert, and I decided that was more work then I wanted to do. Pictures later I think.