arkham horror card game storage 3d models

This is a storage solution for Claim, a 2-player trick-taking designed by Scott Almes and published by White Goblin Games and Deep Water Games (in the US). In the picture I currently have Claim, Claim 2, and 3 Claim Expansions (Mercenaries, Maps,...

A set of Arkham Horror CG tokens that can be printed without needing any supports. Printable on a Prusa i3 MK3 at 0.15mm, this set includes horror, damage, clue, doom, and resource tokens. Both STL and Blender files are included to make it easy for...

* Three Card holders - one for encounter-cards, one for event cards (clue cards, headline cards, and anomaly cards), and one for small cards (special, item, ally, spell, condition, and monster-deck). This new design should fit snugly in place of the...

... for the game. ...There are some small pieces I wanted to collect in a box. I found that nice box but thougt, it should looks a little bit more to the style of the game. So I added the pattern from the card drawer. ...I added two separators inside.

... top section and trimmed it down to a small tab. ...Reduced to an icon/number. This makes accessing cards much easier (re: possible in tight fitting areas). ... Add a pause for filament change at 2.1mm to print the icon and border a different color.

These cards won't fit sleeves due to their size and shape. The oversized anomaly tokens have a tight squeeze as well, requiring some minor adjustments to the plastic. ...I'm considering a redesign for the token holder to ensure a smoother fit.

For added context, a portal card version is also available at http://cf.geekdo-images.com/images/pic1562545_md.jpg. ...Although printed without support (which could have improved the final result), this design serves as a foundation for further...

These comes from the 3cm box, which comfortably holds ~35 sleeved cards. The icons are recessed 3 layers with standard print settings. You'll want to scale the Y-axis to get an exact fit based on your sleeves. * Current 97mm: Seemed to work...

... 8.4cm x 8.4cm with a height of 3cm. Additional game components include location direction arrows, which can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2462393. ... Character stands are also available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2462390.

This token clearly identifies the lead investigator in the popular card game Arkham Horror, its compact design fits seamlessly within the dedicated "Arkham Horror LCG Investigator Tray," allowing for easy storage and organization. ...Alternatively, it...

Alternative Token for Tracking Doom in Arkham Horror: The Card Game. ...Compatible in size with the Original Token, Agenda and Act Deck Holder for Arkham Horror LCG by Praabjerg.

This is a token to mark the lead investigator in Arkham Horror the Card game, size is compatible with the "Arkham Horror LCG Investigator Tray" or it can of course be used as stand alone. ... No supports required.

Alternative token for tracking Doom in Arkham Horror the Card game. ...Size is compatible with the original token and the Agenda and Act Deck Holder for Arkham Horror LCG by @praabjerg

Bits and Boxes for Arkham Horror LCG Customized storage solutions for your favorite card game, crafted with precision and care. The intricately designed boxes are created using 3D printing technology, specifically sourced from Thingiverse's...

Cases for storing and organizing Arkham Horror: the card game, designed for storage inside the TJENA box found at Ikea. The boxes are made to hold sleeved cards. ... Watch how they're used in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAFE40GcPC8

You can use these tokens in Arkham Horror LCG (and maybe other Arkham based games?) to track how many actions you've taken. ... Could also be used as a proxy to replace your investigator card while moving around the board.

This is a compact storage solution specifically designed for Arkham Horror LCG enthusiasts by Fantasy Flight Games. Its spacious interior can accommodate all of the game's tokens, including Horror, Damage, Resource, and Clue/Doom tokens, from a...

Arkham Horror 3rd Shop Organizer.

Arkham Horror investigator - The Explorer

... just took the classic tentacles from "Octopus Tablet Stand Version Two", rearranged them and scaled them down on an oceanic surface. ... Intended use if for displaying connecting pathways between different Location cards in Arkham Horror the Card Game.

Designed an Arkham Horror The Card Game player mat, that has everything. Space for Horror, Health, Clues, and Resources. Notes to remind you of in-play card limits, and quick reference on the phases. Great for a new investigator or a seasoned pro! ...

Arkham Horror investigator - the soldier (Mark)

Arkham Horror investigator - The Haunted (Calvin Wright)

All credit goes to the talented creators who originally designed these individual models: * Arkham Horror LCG - Sleeved Card Agenda and Act Deck Holder by ddbrown30 * https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2847702 * Arkham Horror LCG Token Organizer by...

... Other parts of the project may be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/mikaselm/collections/arkham-sorter-deluxe Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 200 Infill: 20 Filament: PolyMaker PLA Category: Toy & Game Accessories

This is a holder for extra/expansion monster markers designed for Arkham Horror 2nd Edition, but should fit any square tokens for Fantasy Flight Games. This is part of a larger project to make Arkham Horror fit into a much smaller space and to store...

I utilize the vast Mansions of Madness box (285x285mm) to optimize PLA usage and minimize storage weight by employing a single wall configuration that utilizes just 270 grams for the majority of the component. ...These designs presuppose either...

I use the empty Mansions of Madsness box (285x285mm) To save PLA and lighten this storage, I only use 1 line for the walls (270g for the biggest part). ...These designs all assume no sleeves or perfect size sleeves on these cards.

... Version Two, shrinking them to a more modest size while maintaining their oceanic essence. ...The result is a unique display piece meant to showcase the connections between various Location cards in the thrilling world of Arkham Horror: The Card Game.