ticket to ride train 3d models

You don't need to bring the organizer separately besides the Ticket to Ride game box. The trays fit inside the box and they can be stacked. You can take out from the box easily. They can hold destination cards with or without sleeve as well. You will...

I adjusted the 3D prints in two separate pieces to perfectly fit my M3D Micro model maker. The two sections now interlock seamlessly via sturdy tabs, ensuring they stay securely aligned side by side. ... Following the update, I found that these new...

This is my maiden attempt at crafting a design for printing on my trusty Ender 3.\r\n\r\nThe model perfectly nestles within the original Ticket to Ride Europe game box, allowing players to neatly store all their trains and stations of a single hue in...

I discovered that the original source models were designed for larger trains, as my Ticket To Ride US #DO7201 game didn't accommodate them. Although the trays fit perfectly in the box, the trains refused to fit inside the tray.\r\n\r\nTo resolve this...

I aimed to solve a couple problems with these unique train storage racks/dispensers for Ticket To Ride USA (not sure what the specs are for Europe version). 1 - existing train racks are flat, which works ok when you're playing the game, but there...

I found that the source models must have been made for bigger trains, because the trains included in my Ticket To Ride US #DO7201 did not fit. The trays themselves fit the box, but the trains did not fit the tray. So I removed the train brackets and...

We're huge fans of Ticket to Ride, and we love putting our own twist on the game rules to make it even more challenging and exciting. For us, the ultimate two-player experience is to use double the trains, which makes for a longer and tougher...

Today, we designed a new Ticket to Ride tray, inspired by last year's princeofwands creation and refined further in HunterGreen's innovative Rack design from earlier this year. By incorporating lessons learned from our H-Tree Dish model...

This organizer is fitting to orginal insert and can contain 45 trains. It can be used in any core version of TTR I think (USA, EUROPE, NORTH). I test it with polish distribution of EUROPE and NORTH. ...This organizer contains two little gaps on botton...

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 compact bin designed to hold train pieces for Ticket to Ride gameplay sessions. Five identical versions were printed specifically for my game collection, each one capable of storing an entire bag's worth of trains. The design allows for...

Just a resize to make this work with TTR: First Journey. ...You'll want to print 4 (and one will have a bit of space around it due to the provided insert).

The Ticket to Ride Europe Card Holder and 1910 Expansion Pack Ticket Holder will conveniently display the five active train cards. This holder is designed specifically for the full-sized cards used in these games. If you have access to a large...

Custom Train Car for Ticket to Ride Inspired by the DC Metro Train Cars Not Built to Scale Recommended Scale Size: 3.5% To Create a Full Set, Produce 48 Unique Train Cars

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

Ticket to Ride is a cross-country train adventure in which players collect and play matching train cards to claim railway routes connecting cities throughout North America. The longer the routes, the more points they earn. Additional points come...

A buddy was searching for a sixth batch of components for his TTR Rails and Sails extension. ...This is my replica of the locomotive.

I'm fed up with those flimsy plastic bags, so I built a box that slips neatly into the original TTR box's slots. ...This new box also fits perfectly in the Nordic edition box - although I haven't tested it on other versions yet.

This convenient little tray will keep your various card piles neat and orderly when playing the where you need tickets to take a ride on a train. It has a draw and discard section for the train cards. A section for the destination tickets that is...

Using a standard Ticket To Ride train model, I repurposed its front sight as the base for my scoreboard marker. ...After flipping it over and adding the number 100 on top, I scaled up the entire design to ensure that the details of the train remained...

These couches were shameless stolen from other designers on this site and simply resized to match the Ticket to Ride trains. I modified a few to be simpler for faster and easier printing of the tiny pieces. Enjoy! ... Ticket to Ride - Stay at Home:...

... I Placed the Printed Parts in a Polysher for 10 Minutes After Sanding. Printing Five Sets of Each Design Will Yield Enough Pieces to Play the Game. My Designs Were Based on the Original Cards from the Ticket to Ride North America Version.

The Ticket to Ride Card Holder is a custom-made container engineered specifically to store all the train and ticket cards required for playing the popular board game, crafted with precision using the reliable Makerbot 2X 3D printer.

I am having trouble with this request. ... Container crafted to carry all train and ticket cards used in the popular board game Ticket to Ride, engineered on the versatile Makerbot 2X platform.

A Ticket to Ride game piece representing a station, as featured in the TTR: Europe edition.

Expansion (home made) for 1 extra player for the Boardgame Ticket to ride: Europe. You'll need to print the STL file that includes 48 trains and 2 markers, with an additional marker thrown in for good measure. Stations are still a work in progress....

Ticket to ride Europe The board for train and platform Printing:Fiberlogy PLA15% infil0.2 mm laser high 0.4 mm nozzel printing speed 170mm/sprusa i3 mk3

After printing Wile's Ticket to ride tray from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2560851), I discovered that it wouldn't fit in the bins of my box. Also, the train cars for Europe must be larger because mine barely fits. Therefore, I...

More freight for a more varied Ticket to Ride Game! ...Here are two different flatcars, one with logs, and one empty center-beam.

If you take your boxes for Ticket to Ride with you, all cards are shuffled in the box. So I decided to make some cardholders: Europe (base set) Expansions: UK / Pennsylvania India / Switzerland Japan / Italy The cardholders fit neatly in the box and...