Insert for Windmill Valley board game

Thought I'd do an insert for this game, given that there isn't so much as a cardboard one in the box.

The fact that my printer is *only* 256mm by 256mm influenced some of the design; it'd be nice to be able to get a 300x300 printer in the next 12 months or so. But maybe that's being greedy.

Each player gets a tray with their pieces, and another for their windmill (due to that 256mm limit).

There are trays for all the tulips - I've designed two lots of five, so that a tray can go at either end of the table. Again, a printer that can handle 280+ millimetres would have been great here, as I'd have designed one-piece trays instead of all those little ones. Why so large? Well, that's because I'm also testing some 3D-printed tulips ....

One tray for both decks of cards, another tray for the windmill upgrades, an extra bit for the promo tiles and a small “spacer” for the round markers.

And a tray for the tool tokens.

Inserts for the player boards to stack together using magnets - 6x3mm for the windmill trays, 6x2mm for the wooden pieces.

Now I haven't actually printed everything yet, nor have I played the game, so some revisions might be required. But so far it's looking good.