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 the Průša's [ColorPrint](https://www.prusaprinters.org/color-print/). The box is printed in NGEN. There are few changes compared to the remix source. 1. The liberal board has print-in-place slider instead of rotary dial. This way it won't fall off, when you take the policies out. I have experimented with rotary print-in-place dial and click-on dial and all had too much friction. edit20190225: I have moved the card slots and made the dots deeper. It can now be printed with the same layer color layout as the fascist board. 1. The policy holder has modified discard pile. It is wider on top for easier discard when you are stretching over a table. There are also Xs to further distinguish between discard and draw piles. Now it is less likely for people to draw from a discard pile. 1. The policy insets have both large first layer. The first layer has to be printed in different color. The inset fits into the policy cavity and holds in. No glue is needed. Skull eyes and letter islands now hold together with the rest of the inset. Apart from the above there are some additions. 1. Chancellor and President standees are added. I have printed the chancellor sign with brassfill letters to look fancy. 1. There are ID cards for party membership and role. The person token with name and face can be removed for loyalty inspection. The ID card is printed open with in-place hinge. Feel free to replace person faces with something less infant. I have drawn these as the original reptiles would be too complicated to print nicely in small form and wouldn't fit to the simplified feel of the set. edit20190225: I have added **__alternative_legit_offset.stl** which looks a bit like a book. Photo 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. I have printed it in NGEN. I like that material for boxes as it is soft to the touch and the lid slides in nicely. I thing PETG would work as well.