Fallout Board Game Orgainzer

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This is a Fallout Board Game organizer. The insert & bags that the original game comes with are woefully inadequate, so, I made my own. Since I don't have a printer that prints at 11.5" by 11.5", I had to piece meal it together. Each section has it's own tray with the exception of the main, big piece that holds the tiles, caps, small cards and the miscellaneous bits with the dice. They all fit in the box together and some even nest together. Everything prints well and doesn't require much finish work with the exception of the nested parts. The top tray that holds the setup directions and faction tokens has support material and might need a little bit of sanding (I remodeled the part that sets in the box underneath it, but I didn't reprint it as I sanded mine down to fit). The special tray SHOULD fit as it was redesigned, but since I also sanded this down to fit, I didn't reprint it. Some of these pieces take ages to print, and since they're right at the limit of my printer's print bed, I did most of them individually & it took me a week of printing (and some reprinting). That being said, I also printed at .15 layer height with a 5 outline perimeter skirt in order to mitigate curling. This didn't work well, so be sure to use your favorite bed adhesive. I also used 4 layer top layer heights so that I would minimize that thing that happens near the edges of the print where the flat stuff falls in between the infill near the edges of the print. I'm new to 3D printing and this is my first original work so I dunno what that's called. Hope this helps you in your Fallout Board Game organization, and hopefully it doesn't lighten your wallet too much with how much plastic is used... don't say I didn't warn you =)