Le Havre organizers

Organizers for Le Havre board game.

The set contains: Supply organizer, Offer organizer, 4 types of Card trays, Building proposal organizer, Food production token organizer and Corner container. There is also Player's resources organizer.

So, this game is messy, like very messy. The game board somehow doesn't accommodate the components: there's no room for all tokens, Building proposals slide off. So I've decided to get rid of the game board. Instead, there is the Offer organizer and the Building proposal organizer. They are placed in the middle of the table at the game set up. Town's buildings and Ships can be placed next to the Building proposal organizer. 2 large and very comfortable Supply organizers can be kept on 2 sides of the table, so all players can reach for tokens easily. Example arrangement is shown on photos.

01 SUPPLY ORGANIZER: A round, quite big container with 10 sections in 3 sizes. Dimensions of sections are related to amount of tokens in each type. So there are 5 bigger ones for: clay, wood, fish, grain and cattle tokens, 3 smaller ones for: iron, coal and hide. In the middle there are 2 semicircular sections for coins 1 and 5. Rounded bottom facilitates item draw in each section. Dimensions: 204 x 204 x 23.5 mm.
02 OFFER ORGANIZER: It consists of 2 items that have to be assembled together before the play (if it was one piece, it would be too long for my 3d printer and too long for the game box). Components are very easy to attach and detach. Rectangular bowls are big enough to accommodate quite a big pile of tokens during the play. However they are not too high, so locations for Round supply tiles are well visible. Each location have low walls to prevent tiles from sliding out and indentations to facilitate flipping the tile or picking it up.
This organizer is supposed to be used instead of the game board, so there are signs of each supply type on 2 sides of the bowl. If the signs are printed in proper colors, it is very easy to recognize where each type of the supply tile should be placed. In the Offer organizers there are proper indentations related to models of the signs that are printed separately and then glued into these indentations. There are 7 models of goods: Coin, Fish, Wood, Clay, Iron, Grain and Cattle.
03 CARD TRAYS: There are 4 types of card trays: 1down, 1up, 2down, 2up. "Down" trays support "up" trays, so it's easier to pack them into the game box. 1down is dedicated to: Loan cards and Overview cards (Round overview, Game turn overview). 1up is dedicated to: Standard building cards and Round cards. 2down is dedicated to Special building cards and 2up is dedicated to a small deck (Starting buildings during the storage and chosen Special buildings during the play). So you need to 3d print 2x 1down and 2x 1up, 1x 2down and 1x 2up to accommodate all Le Havre cards.
04 BUILDING PROPOSAL ORGANIZER: This organizer prevents splayed up Building cards from sliding away during the play. Dimensions: 188 x 210.5 x 6.6 mm.
05 FOOD PRODUCTION TOKEN ORGANIZER: Round food production tokens are kept here. Most of them are kept in pairs, so it's easier to find the right one during the play. The model is adjusted to the space left in the game box next to the Supply organizers.
06 CORNER CONTAINER: 2 small Corner containers are dedicated for Player's wooden markers and for Supply tiles + Starting player tile. They just fit in the corners next to the Supply organizers in the game box. There are 2 models available: CCeasy and CCfancy. CCfancy has wavy indentations. I have designed these indentations to facilitate item draw, but actually it's simpler to just throw components out. Thus CCsimple works just fine.
07 PLAYER'S RESOURCES ORGANIZER: During the play sometimes you collect quite many tokens. You have to be cautious with normal supplies and the flipped tokens. To prevent the mess, you can 3d print Player's resources organizer. It has 2 rows for normal and reversed supplies. It has 9 columns for 9 types of supplies. That gives 18 sections! Quite a lot and the container is large: 108 x 229 x 17 mm, but it is very useful and comfortable. This organizer is not necessary and it doesn't fit the game box (especially if you print 5 of them!), so you can print it if you want or not. They are shown on sample game photos.

All organizers (01-06) fit the game box, provide quick game setup and comfort during the play. However it's not an insert.

Some photos in higher resolution:
The set
Supply organizer
Harbor organizer
Game set up for 3 players
The play stage 1
The play stage 2
The play stage 3
Packed
Half unpacked
Almost unpacked

All organizers were 3Dprinted on Prusa MK3:
- in PLA,
- No support is needed,
- Infill 10% rectilinear.
Note1: I use slightly changed default Print settings "0.15mm SPEED MK3" in PrusaSlicer.
Note2: I set 0.2 mm layer height for card trays, Building proposal and Corner container organizer to speed up the print.

Printing Time (for one organizer of each kind):
01: 11h25'
02: 4h38' - Offer3
5h58' - Offer4
4' ~ each sign x2
03: 1h13' - 1down
1h5' - 1up
2h15' - 2down
57' - 2up
04: 4h33'
05: 2h46'
06: 1h23' - CornerFancy
1h22' - CornerSimple
07: 9h