Secret Hitler Board Game Enhanced^3

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Yet Another Secret Hitler Enhancement ===================================== This is a complete printable set of [Secret Hitler game](http://secrethitler.com/). All playable items are printed in various PLA using Průša's [ColorPrint](https://www.prusaprinters.org/color-print/). The box is printed in NGEN. There have been some changes compared to the remix source. 1. The liberal board now features a print-in-place slider instead of a rotary dial, ensuring that it won't fall off when you remove policies. I experimented with rotary print-in-place dials and click-on dials, but they both had too much friction. edit20190225: I moved the card slots and deepened the dots, allowing for printing with the same layer color layout as the fascist board. 1. The policy holder has a modified discard pile, making it wider at the top for easier discarding when stretching over a table. There are also Xs to distinguish between discard and draw piles, reducing the likelihood of drawing from a discard pile. 1. Policy insets now have large first layers printed in different colors. The inset fits into the policy cavity and holds in place without glue. Skull eyes and letter islands now hold together with the rest of the inset. Apart from these changes, there are some additions. 1. Chancellor and President standees have been added. I printed the chancellor sign with brassfill letters to give it a fancy look. 1. ID cards for party membership and role are included. The person token with name and face can be removed for loyalty inspection. The ID card is printed open with an in-place hinge. Feel free to replace person faces with something less infantile, as the original reptiles would be too complicated to print nicely in small form and wouldn't fit with the simplified feel of the set. edit20190225: I added **__alternative_legit_offset.stl**, which resembles a book. You can see it in [this make](https://www.thingiverse.com/make:617530). 1. The ja and nein cards are based on the same principle as the policy cards. 1. There is a box, printed in NGEN. I prefer this material for boxes because it's soft to the touch, and the lid slides in nicely. PETG would also work well.