Resident Evil 1 Board Game (Bravo) card organizer (kickstarter edition)

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As I pledged the Resident Evil 1 Board Game (Bravo pledge) on Kickstarter and my little brother inspired me with his custom 3D printed organizers in his board games, I decided to design mine as well for this game.It took me a lot of trial-error and mostly, A LOT of filament, but finally I can present you the version, which I can safely say, that I'm proud of it :)Below in print settings and post-printing section I wrote some notes, which (maybe) would be helpful for you, if you would like to use my solution for your copy of Resident Evil 1 Board Game :)Be aware, that the dimension of this card organizer is 283x283x63mm (WxDxH), so you might need a bigger print bed as usual. I have a Creality Ender 5-Plus, where I could easily print this out, but I understand, that not everyone have such a big printing bed (sorry I did not create a modular version - feel free to remix it). Also the amount of filament is a bit high, over 800g (almost entire spool), depends how much will you play with slicer settings.The card organizer is designed to hold all cards in game in 1 place together for "Basic" and "Directors cut" edition. All cards are sleeved in covers. Small cards are sleeved in 43x65mm covers, while big cards are in 63,5x88mm covers.My idea how to store everything in both boxes together:"Basic" game box: use the card organizer to store the game cards, then put above the Map tiles"Director's cut" game box: cut down the height of the plastic holder for Director's cut models and and put above the Basic game models plastic holder + rulebooks and scenario book.You can see on the photo, how it looks like after filling up the cards and also included the layout which cards belongs to what slot (it doesn't look the best, but it serves the purpose).