Battleship game

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Hey everyone! How's it going? I'm excited to show you my version of a fully functional "Battleship" game (made by Wavepro, pretty ironic, huh?). It's a small one that fits in your pocket, making it super convenient. I focused on the design and created something entirely new. This project is still a work in progress because, like all my work, I'm open to live updates based on feedback from people who request or suggest modifications. Thanks for commenting on your thoughts (no joke!) and dropping a like or question if you want to follow me on more projects here or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WaveProduction-898263533576863/. Edit: 21/08/2016 I'll update this part with new box styles, boat designs, and other changes! Just be patient and follow along. Print Settings Resolution Normal - Fine Infill Less possible Notes PLEASE READ: This project is small, so before printing each part, you need to decide if you want to use the normal scale or adjust it to 1.2 for better quality. I recommend a scale of 1.2 because most 3D printers can handle it well. For each part, make supports - they're not wasted, and this project is designed to minimize them. The layer height should be between 0.15 and 0.25, with an infill of 10% to 30%. The support angle for all parts should be around 60 degrees. For the pins, print "PionX4" no more than 50 times, and I'll upload a file with 5-7 pins later. Actually, it's more economical to use a cutting pick or skewer instead of printing multiple pins. How I Designed This I wanted something fun to play with my friends