ticket to ride card holder 3d models

Ticket to Ride is a board game, where you place small plastic trains on a board and connect different cities with train routes. The game is over a decade old at this point and so it is to be expected that some people have lost some trains along the...

You can also set these trays in front of you to use while you play!To see if your trains fit this design, print the "Test Train.stl" file.Known compatibility:Ticket to Ride Europe US versionTicket to Ride Europe Australia versionEuropean/German...

I was astonished that nobody (that I discovered) had created an exact replica of the Ticket to Ride game pieces. Here's my attempt at it. The STLs are raw output from Solidworks and haven't been post-processed or verified, so I apologize in advance...

I really loved the "Ticket to Ride tray" by Wile (https://www.thingiverse.com/Wile), but the trains just didn't fit like I wanted them to, so I created trays that perfectly fit my trains and sit beautifully in my TtR box (I have the Ticket to Ride...

One of last year's most popular items on Thingiverse was a Ticket to Ride Locomotive Tray created by princeofwands (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:23695), which got an impressive update and improvement this year in HunterGreen's sleek Ticket to...

This is a 3D printable magnetic Ticket To Ride board, paying tribute to one of my all-time favorite board games. I encourage you to support the original creators. The board breaks down into 15 sections, perfectly suited for smaller print beds. I...

Known compatibility: Ticket to Ride America US version Print one of each tray (Bottom, Middle, Top) for each train color, so you will print each tray 5 times, giving you 15 printed pieces If you would like me to design board game inserts for any...

You can also flip the tab down and set these trays in front of you to use while you play! Known compatibility: Ticket to Ride America US version Print one of each tray (Bottom, Middle, Top) for each train color, so you will print each tray 5 times,...

I'm riding on a train that's got its own set of wheels and a very distinct look - these cars are really something special to me.

Here is the rewritten text: Ride on the Waterfront Express Train and Visit the Stunning Aquarium Car.

... ...Easy to print, no supports needed, not a lot of filament either. Tolerances were perfect, you can manage to separate them with one hand, but they shouldn't simply fall apart being handed across the table either. ...Happy gaming!</p><h3>&nbsp;</h3>

... for the trains. ...Easy to print, no supports needed, not a lot of filament either. Tolerances were perfect, you can manage to separate them with one hand, but they shouldn't simply fall apart being handed across the table either. ...Happy gaming!

... but mid-design, I reboot from scratch. ...I preserve the train spacing throughout, however. Next, I introduce subtle tapering to prevent the trains from getting stuck on the rack. ...Meanwhile, my logo showcases three inviting slots for cards.

... ... Holds: 45 Trains 3 Stations 3 Spare Trains. and everything else fit perfectly into the case. PLA 0,28 / 205 C. / no support. Around 60g. of pla pr. Color. 4 pcs. (1 Base and 3 Train holders) total: 60 x 5 = 300 grams of Pla. ...

Just a set of boxes to organize this game. ... Works for me!

Just a set of boxes to organize this game. Works for me! ...Print Settings Supports: No Category: Games

There's a slight glitch as an aftereffect of uploading his file to tinkercad since it's listed in inches rather than millimeters, which could be corrected but seems to have no impact on the print, so I left it alone. ...The units are now in millimeters...

princeofwands's rack is an innovative concept; however, upon printing, I found that the fit was not optimal as each train's riser was slightly too wide, causing the trains to snap on - possibly intentional but not very effective and sometimes making...

I'm modifying it because the cars wouldn't fit on the standard version, so I cut off the ends (only for 6mm version).

<p>juste une modif car les wagons ne passaient pas sur la version de base, alors j'ai coupé les bout (uniquement version 6mm)</p> Category: Toy & Game Accessories

I also designed the lip for the destination tickets so that it's easy to slide the cards under the deck. There's also a compartment under the tickets to store the extra pieces. I also designed everything in a way to make grabbing the cards quicker...

... to give it a stand alone appearance and thickened the back edge. The three card format is then printed twice for the 6 card Sails and Rails spread. Due to the extra information on the S&R cards, the other card holder designs do not work as well.

... 56x87 mm]. TICKET HOLDER: It helps to organize ticket cards during the play. It is 240 mm long. Card with sleeves or without them can be kept here. ... Some picture in higher resolution: Organizers 1 Organizers 2 Organizers 3 Ticket card holder

Ever find the Ticket to Ride game pieces boring? ...Well I do, so here is a slag car in Ticket to Ride scale.

... all-in-one because I couldn't fit it in my printer. I was only after printing it that I realised that it was to TTR USA which have smaller cards -_- So here there are for TTR Europe card size :-) EDIT : this *IS* compatible with sleeved cards!

An alternative US Ticket To Ride board featuring Vermont locations, with matching routes to maintain gameplay balance. Real train stations represent cities while tracks have risers for stability. ...Remaining tasks include cutting the board into jigsaw...

Ticket to Ride scale version of a sliding 2-door boxcar.

3 different types of train wagon for Ticket to Ride (boardgame), optimized for 3D printing.

Ticket to Ride USA storage solutions that neatly fit within the compartments of the game's wooden play box.

A human figure remixed from the original design at thingiverse.com, specifically addressing the German translation issues.