ticket to ride train station 3d models

So here is a little project I've been working on, Ticket to Ride Colorado. An unofficial fan expansion for Alan Moon classic. You need the base Ticket to Ride to play. 1910 makes it better but not necessary. The files in here are for the Map and for...

... side of the shorter rack. If you want to rubber-band them in without damage to the cards, print the appropriate number of card guards to put on top when storing, then put the rubber bands around it all. ... Note that I redesigned the face-up rack.

# Better Board Game Inserts # Parts to Print - 1 of every file, except the Player Container - 5 x Player Container ## Guiding Principles - Board game pieces stay in place no matter the box's orientation - No bags are used - Minimal filament is used...

# Better Board Game Inserts # Parts to Print: 1 of Every File (Except the Player Container) - 5 x Player Container ## Guiding Principles - Board game pieces stay in place regardless of box orientation. - No Bags! - Use minimal filament and supports...

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These are great for holding the 43 train game pieces. The lids fit nice and snug. ...You can either print each box with the corresponding color filament, like shown in pics, or paint them later if you only print one color. 

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

... for a Gothenburg variant of Ticket To Ride. ... To be able to play it you need to take the plastic parts (trains, stations and markers) from a commercial Ticket to Ride. ... But it's more fun to have the train pieces to look like a Gothenburg tram!

I was thrilled with the design of the "Ticket to Ride" train tray by mathgrll on Thingiverse, and I wanted a similar one sized to fit the larger trains that come in the kids' version, Ticket to Ride First Journey. ...This new tray will hold an...

This is a card holder designed to better hold Ticket and Train Car cards for Ticket to Ride, though they may work for any number of games where you need to hold 2 or 3 tiers of cards.

Ticket to Ride Player Organiser Lid v1.x.zip includes these files- Ticket to Ride Player Organiser v1.x Lid Variation 1 with Stations and ScoreMarker- To fit Organiser with Stations and ScoreMarker holders- Ticket to Ride Player Organiser v1.x Lid...

Railroad Explorer: Card Holder for Ticket to Ride Adventures, Deck and Discard Organizer, Destination Ticket Map

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...

Remix of the Excellent Ticket to Ride Tray by Wil https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2560851 My game is the North American Version and the Bottom Tray was a tad too large to fit comfortably. ...I also wanted the Top Tray to sit flush with the board, so...

Ride The Train To Adventure

Replica of depot buildings from Ticket to Ride, since none were available that matched my customized train sets, I built my own with colors that perfectly matched my new trains.

Organizers for Ticket to Ride Europe board game The set features five types of player organizers, each shaped like a train car and boasting unique relief patterns that mimic those found on train car cards. These train cars are carefully stored in the...

I found it somewhat challenging, though, to keep all the train cards and tickets in my hands at the same time, since they can quickly add up in number. So, I decided to design a card holder for the tickets, allowing me to view them throughout the...

(Untested) * Some of the games only require 40 trains, in that case leave the trains in the trains 2 box * There was some extra space so I included a bin in trains 2 for storing extras * I also included a tester for both the train and the station to...

Ticket to Ride is a highly acclaimed train-themed board game that challenges players to build railroad routes across a map of North America. ...As the card holder, you'll be responsible for collecting and trading Train Car cards to complete Destination...

This "Ticket to Ride" cardholder accommodates train cards, ticket cards, and used train cards in the game. To learn about its design process, visit MakerHome on Day 123. The creator's work can be found on Twitter, her Hacktastic blog, and Shapeways...

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...

This is a three-deck Ticket to Ride card holder designed to address a shortcoming of other designs - where to store extra point cards during gameplay. To solve this, I created a card holder with solid walls and vertical slots at each end for easy...

Remix of the excellent Ticket to Ride tray by Wile https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2560851 My game is the North American version and the bottom tray was a tad too big to fit. I also wanted the top tray to sit flush with the board so the trains...

More freight to add variety to Ticket to Ride, Tanker car edition.

I've recently built a few cars for Ticket To Ride, a popular board game.

This design has been tested and confirmed compatible with: Ticket to Ride Europe US version Ticket to Ride Europe Australia version To get started, print one tray each (Bottom, Middle, Top) for every train color - that's five prints per color,...

I struggled to keep all the train cards and tickets organized, as they can quickly pile up, so I decided to design a card holder for the tickets to easily glance at them throughout the game. The holder can also be used for the score summary card or...

I built a simple Ticket To Ride card holder to keep those slippery game cards under control. Each one has separate compartments for new and used cards. I designed two - one for the trains (taller) and one for the routes (shorter). ...It's still a work...

This is a holder for train cards, ticket cards, and used train cards in the game "Ticket to Ride". For details on how this model was created, see MakerHome, Day 123. Twitter: twitter.com/mathgrrl Blog: mathgrrl.com/hacktastic Store:...