Takenoko + Chibis organizers

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Organizers for Takenoko board game, extension Chibis included. The set contains: Bamboo organizer, Land Plot tile tray, Card tray, Resources organizer and Figurine&Chip organizer. All items fit the base game box very well and provide quick game setup. BAMBOO ORGANIZER: There are 6 sections, so different colors and different types of bamboos can be kept separately. It's very comfortable to draw the first or the next bamboo section. I use 2 organizers, that I put on 2 sides of the table, so all 4 players can easily reach for these items. However I also provide stl for one high container - you can choose what option you prefer. LAND PLOT TILE TRAY: The tray is high enough to accommodate all tiles in one pile. However you can also keep tiles of the expansion separately (as you can see on pictures). The bottom is slightly sloped and has an indentation, so it's very comfortable to draw these tiles. CARD TRAY: 3 types of cards are kept in 3 sections of the tray. Sloped bottom and indentations facilitate the card draw. I also keep the emperor (green) card on top of panda tile during the storage - it helps to remember that in a tie situation - the player who has more points on Panda objective cards is the winner. [cards without sleeves] RESOURCES ORGANIZER: One container for: Irrigation sticks, Improvement tokens and Panda babies tokens. The section for Irrigation has rounded bottom, so it's easy to draw sticks. All different tokens are kept in place in separate sections. Indentations facilitate item draw. FIGURINE&CHIP ORGANIZER: This container provides 3 exact sections for 3 figurines (the order doesn't matter). 4 sets of Action chips for each player are kept separately in sections with rounded bottom. Some photos in higher resolution: The set During the play Resources organizer Packed Note1: I find Takenoko insert (that goes with the game) pretty good for storage, but it was so annoying to search for bamboos and other resources during the play. That's why I've designed these organizers. Note2: I keep my board games horizontally. I design organizers, not inserts, although I take into consideration a game box's dimensions. Comfort during the play is always the priority in my designs. Sometimes I also print some containers with lids - it's rather for fun and to make them beautiful, but they will be helpful for people who keep their board games vertically.