Insert for Rurik board game plus expansion

for Rurik: Dawn of Kiev (2019)

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I wanted to store everything in the one box, from the base game and expansion.

Drawbacks include that all the leader minis are stored in the one tray (I don’t paint my minis, so storing them in separate compartments in a vac-formed tray just needlessly takes up space). And the player pieces are just piled into one of the trays. As are the tokens. And that I’m not sure there is enough room for the tarot-sized cards to be sleeved. And I’ve made no effort to minimise filament use.

But I’m happy with the results (except for the fact that my printer hates this filament). I put a bit of extra effort into these, with things like rounded corners, and magnets to hold the three card displays together.

There's no need to have the box layers arranged as I have in the photos; this was just a way of showing off the components (plus it’s how I design and measure things; by piling the stuff I can’t do anything about - rules, board etc - at the bottom then working my way up).

I've also included some markers for the combat track and score tracks.

Lots of wasted space or potential for changes - maybe I'm expecting a second expansion in due course?

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I wanted to store everything in the one box. Drawbacks include that all the minis are stored in the one tray (I don’t paint my minis, so storing them in separate compartments in a vac-formed tray just needlessly takes up space). And the tokens are just piled into one of the trays. And that I’m not sure there is enough room for the tarot-sized cards to be sleeved. And I’ve made no effort to minimise filament use. But I’m happy with the results. I put a bit of extra effort into these, with things like rounded corners, and magnets to hold the three card displays together. There's no need to have the box layers arranged as I have in the photos; this was just a way of showing off the components (plus it’s how I design and measure things; by piling the stuff I can’t do anything about - rules, board etc - at the bottom then working my way up). Pictures show two layers - one with four trays for the players' pieces (trays which are larger than they needed to be), and a resource tray; and a second layer consisting of the small and large card displays plus the trays for the leaders and rebels. In use I’d probably have the board on top of everything. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4961416