Asking For Trobils Game Storage

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This is a storage/organizer system for the Game "Asking For Trobils" published by Breaking Games and designed by Kraken Games. My wife recently repainted the standard orange figures to match some iconic spaceships, so I created this storage system to protect them. This is the TrobilBox and the TrobilSmallBox, designed with the player mat acting as the lid. After printing a couple of these boxes, I realized all the game components need separate storage bins. All parts use magnets for organization, which works very well. The box can withstand being on its side and upside down without any issues. Here's the list of STLs, number of prints, and organized game parts that fit inside the box: * TrobilBox (2) - large ships * TrobilSmallBox (5) - low-profile ships * TrobilTray (2) - crystals and credits * TrobilLargeTray (0) - not used; it wouldn't fit in the box, so I created TrobilSplitTray. The large tray is now a soap dish! * TrobilLid (0) - also not used; included for anyone who might need it. * TrobilCards (2) - one for each deck; stacks together with TrobilConnections and TrobilCardLid * TrobilConnections (1) - holds all connections neatly * TrobilCardLid (1) - holds cards, connections, and trays when stored in the box. The magnet on top does most of the work. * TrobilSplitTray (4) - traps, megatraps, space carrots, and large denomination tiles; also an invisible ship - look closely! * TrobilHalfLid (2) - stacks on the TrobilSplitTray to keep all components in. Not shown in the picture of stored items. * TrobilSingleTray (1) - for slugs; they don't fit in any other trays due to their unique size * TrobilRiffRaff (1) - stores Riff Raff standees with stands attached; simply alternate head and foot to put them in.