Brazil: Imperial organizers

Organizers for Brazil: Imperial board game.

Organizers fit the game box, provide quick game set up and comfort during the play. Ornamented lids are related to Brazilian historical buildings and landscapes.

The set contains: resources organizer, building organizer, card tray, land tile organizer and 4 different player's component organizers.

1. RESOURCES ORGANIZER: My standard type of organizer: separate section for each kind of resources, rounded bottom facilitates item draw. If you print 2 of such containers, they can be placed on 2 sides of the table, so all players can reach for resources during the play. However all these components can fit 1 resources organizer.
2. BUILDING ORGANIZER: All building tiles are kept in separate columns. I have designed 8 sections, so each type of building is well visible and accessible during the play, even though there are only 4 types of tiles, just 2-sided. Each deck is kept in a distance providing comfortable tile draw.
3. CARD TRAY: All big cards are organized here. In the lower row there are Mission cards, in the upper row - Painting cards. Sloped bottom and indentations facilitate card draw. Ornamented symbols are related to 3 types of Painting cards.
4. LAND TILE ORGANIZER: Different components are organized here: small Land tiles, large and small Water tiles, City tiles, Capital tiles, Combat cards and Gold cards. Wavy indentations facilitate taking items out. The organizer is decorated with theme reliefs.
5. PLAYER'S COMPONENT ORGANIZER: This one is a little complicated as there are 3 types of Military unit sets. So there are 3 types of containers. I used color names in stl file names, so you can recognize its purpose: Blue, Purple, GreenOrange. They differ only in Military unit section. Products+Mansions section and Palace section are the same in each player's component organizer. A hinged lid can be assembled to the container. There are 4 lids with different reliefs. They are related to Brazilian historical buildings, ships or landscapes. It was challenging to design player's component organizer as there are so many different items in the set. I tried to locate them in separate sections, so each type is easy to find. I also wanted them to be easy to take out to speed up the game set up, still they shouldn't fall out during the storage. So there are some compromises, but I think the organizer works quite well.

All organizers fit the game box. However it's not an insert. Note that there is no container for Exploration tiles in this set, as I keep them in a textile bag, so random draw is simpler.

Some photos in higher resolution:
The set
Game set up
Card tray
Packed
Half unpacked
Unpacked

All organizers were 3Dprinted on Prusa MK3:
- in PLA (F3D Gold pearl),
- No support is needed,
- Infill 10% rectilinear.
Note1: I use slightly changed default Print settings "0.15mm SPEED MK3" in PrusaSlicer.
Note2: Monotonic top & bottom fill increases quality of ornamented lids.

Printing Time (for one organizer of each kind):
01: 6h50'
02: 5h50'
03: 11h50'
04: 12h4'
05a: ~4h10' - container
05b: ~1h50' - lid