Museum: Pictura Insert/Organizer

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Insert/Organizer for Museum: Pictura and all the Kickstarter Expansions -- Crystal Palace, Vernissage, and the Patron Pack. There should be plenty of room in the box for at least one future expansion, but it might require some reorganization. Designed to hold sleeved cards, but my copy is NOT sleeved, so I cannot confirm. Also, this could have been radically simplified, but I designed it to keep all the expansions stored separately. So, for example, there is a card holder for each set of favour cards that come in the base game and the different expansions. If you print all the pieces, it should pass the shake test. If you will store horizontally, or don't care about the shake test, you could probably save yourself a lot of filament and print time by avoiding the spacers. Print: 4 copies of: BoxSpacerX4.stl 3 copies of: SglSmallCardsX3.stl ThinCardsX3.stl 2 copies of FloorSpacer2X2.stl DblSmallCardsX2.stl ExpTrayX2.stl LargeCardsX2.stl FloorSpacer1X2.stl 31CardsX2.stl BoxX2.stl LrgSpacerX2.stl 1 copy of everything else: 1stPlayer.stl Assistants.stl Spacer03.stl 30CardsX1.stl Spacer04.stl TokensPt2.stl Corner.stl TokensPt1.stl Spacer01.stl LongCards.stl Spacer02.stl ExpTrayX1.stl Floor Spacers 1 and 2 go on the very bottom of the empty box with the folded expansion board in the empty space. All other boards go stacked into a neat square in one corner. Around the other two outside edges, use all the small card boxes, the corner piece, and the assistants holder. Place one of the 31 cards holder (with another on top), the two large card holders, and one of the two boxes (with the other on top) on top of the boards. Put down the two Large Spacers on top of the boards in the rest of the space. Add all the thin card holders and the long card holder on top of the large spacers. Use a couple of other spacers to fill in the gaps on that level. Then add the 30 Cards and stack the expansion trays and token trays on top. Fill in other space with spacers. FOR MORE INFO ON PRINTING THE "CHAIN LINK" BOTTOMS, SEE MY BIO.