Firefly: The Board Game Base Edition insert

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<p><strong>Model Description:</strong></p><p>I was looking around for a storage solution for my base copy of the firefly board game, I found lots of options for the complete game, but since I have none of the expansions I figured I would try my hand at designing a solution that was functional during play but all stored the components nicely.</p><p>The deck trays are designed in a way to allow for use while playing the game. &nbsp;Use the lid as the discard for all the decks, which keeps everything clean and organized during play!</p><p><i><strong>I have this game sleeved in penny sleeves so the trays might be larger than you need,&nbsp;</strong></i><br><i><strong>feel free to use the included FreeCAD file to modify the size to suit your uses. &nbsp;</strong></i><br><i><strong>The sleeves I have are: 94mm x 68mm.</strong></i></p><p>There is some leftover space in the box to accommodate some extras beyond the base set if you have them.</p><p>I would probably change a few things if I was to start designing this from scratch again, but overall I am happy with how it all turned out. &nbsp;A good mix of relatively low filament usage and functionality on the table and in the box!</p><p>Please post your makes and comments!<br>&nbsp;<br><strong>Print Instructions:</strong></p><p>I printed these at a layer height of 0.2 mm in PLA.<br>&nbsp;<br><strong>Print Instructions:</strong></p><p>You will need to print one of each piece with the exception of the token tray, and the bottoms of each deck box. &nbsp;I have included a token tray STL with text inlay and without text. &nbsp;Each bottom will need to be printed in duplicate for each lid you need.<br>&nbsp;<br><strong>How I made this:</strong></p><p>I made this in FreeCAD and have included the CAD file if there is anything you would like to modify. &nbsp;</p><p><br>This CAD design got away from me a little bit so the file itself is a little messy but should be modifiable without too much effort!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>For the text I needed a font that could be printed in negative space and I settled on a font I really like called Softbox. &nbsp;</p><p><br>The link to this font is: &nbsp;https://www.fontspace.com/softbox-font-f46442</p><p>&nbsp;</p>