Compact Skip Bo Game Case

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I combined ideas from a couple other models and added my own to make a more compact case for my Skip Bo game. I used the case idea from from the Uno Card Case by Ptitem with slanted base and open side. I made the case taller to fit the larger deck and made an opening in the side opposite the fully open side to make drawing cards easier. The case also locks into the top for ease of moving it. I used the idea of four "arms" from the Skip Bo Card Holster by VooDooMoN to keep the card stacks neat during the game but made them smaller since I play on a smaller table usually. I added cutouts to the sides to be able to pick up the card stacks easily. I made the base so the arms hook onto two sides, instead of four, since this is more compact and works better where I play most. I created the top to hold the four arms without sliding out the bottom when removed from the base and to have the base lock into it to make it easier to move. The four arms fit in almost snugly but are still easy to remove and replace. I have been able to turn the whole case upside down and the arms didn't fall out. The rectangular shape allows easier storage The top should be rotated 180 degrees from how the model comes in so it prints top down on the build plate. Supports are only needed for the top to hold the ledges for the arms.