X-Wing Miniatures - Ship Numbers and Target Lock Tokens

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These tokens and markers are engineered to closely resemble official cardboard ship numbers and target lock markers used in the X-Wing Miniatures (v2) tabletop game. If you're like me, you've probably accumulated a collection of numbers from the core set along with random assortment of other numbers from various expansions, resulting in duplicates and missing numbers. Unfortunately, some only have one target lock while others came with two to accommodate those upgrades that let you hold multiple locks. This situation is further complicated by the arrival of Epic Battles, which requires even more ships and lists. While it's possible to print these tokens and markers in a single color, the resulting markers will be difficult to read. To achieve results similar to those depicted in the photos, use the following colors for the specified layer ranges. I recommend printing at 0.1mm resolution to allow for this. The ship number markers are 2mm high while the target lock tokens are 2.5mm tall to accommodate the additional red detail. Here's a color guide: * 0.1-0.5mm black (recommended to match front of token, though can be any color if you want to save a layer change) * 0.6-1.0mm color of circle (white, black, or other) * 1.1-1.5mm color of number (black, white, or other) * 1.6-2.0mm black * 2.1-2.5mm red (Target Lock Tokens only) The provided files are numbered up to 20, though if there's demand I can look at making more. To print a complete set, I recommend having at least two copies of each number in each color along with two copies of each lock token in each color. Variants with red, green, or blue colors can be printed as required by using appropriate filaments for the second and third color changes. Due to the number of color changes, I recommend printing in large batches, 30 or more tokens should fit comfortably on any size print bed. I strongly advise printing the top layers of the target lock tokens red, as they qualify as red tokens for the purposes of some Pilot/Upgrade effects. Update: December 13, 2019 - I've added four new files for the 6 and 9 tokens and markers with a line underneath the number to help differentiate the target locks while flying both numbers.