Frostpunk Board Game Insert / Organizer

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If you want, you can help me with designing inserts by donating here: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=J2YS7MREH8MU8 Hello, for those that don't know my ‘insert philosophy’ - I am creating modular inserts that are focused on reducing setup and space on table, filament consumption is not my highest priority, but of course I'm trying to save some material where I can. Supports: - sleeved card, tested with Sloyca 70 microns thick, for thicker some card holders will need to be replaced, - vertical storage, but better if generator is on the top when stored vertically. - Frostlander expansion, all cards and tokens have their space. This insert features: - holder for buildings which encorporates cardboard building dashboard and also features space for inserting buildings from laws (vertically), - special expedition card holder, for quickly drawing expedition card A, B or C, - expedition dashboard for 3 expeditions with 3 shelves each, for expedition A, B and C, - 4 storages for resources and tokens, - separate holders for near, far and scenario tiles. Requirements: - about 1.3kg of filament, - 30 6x3mm round magnets, - glue - to glue buildings covers (not rounded sides). Instructions: - print 6 of Large_Card_Spacer (or more if you want), - print 4 of Small_Card_Spacer (or more if you want), - face Buildings_Holder A and B upside down, so holes for mangets will be faced down. Supports are only required below “bridges”, so near edge with 4 small buildings and near edge with long empty space, - everything else should be printed only once and without supports So far I've only played Frostpunk once, so in future there is a possibility that I will redesing or include more elements. But if I redesing something - it will still fit into insert, so there will be no need to print everything from scratch. I'm also thinking about introducing a shelf system, so there will be less space required on table to play this game. I'm also thinking about some storage for large tiles, so they won't be loose in the box.