Pulsar 2849 organizers

Organizers for Pulsar 2849 board game. All organizers fit the game box, provide quick game setup and comfort during the play.

The set contains: player's item organizer, resources organizer, gyrodyne organizer, transmitter tray, exploration tile organizer and dice & goal tile organizer.

01: PLAYER'S ITEM ORGANIZER is stylized on a spaceship. There is thoroughly designed space for all player's items: player tokens, rocket figures, pulsar claim rims and a pocket for 1 hundred-point tile. A lid attached by a screw secure all items during the storage.
02: RESOURCES ORGANIZER has 4 sections with rounded bottom to facilitate item draw. Here are kept: engineering cubes, 4 cubes tokens and 2 types of die modifiers. There's no need for die modifier board, as on the container's wall there's a very well visible plates with cost of these tokens*. Again, the lid attached by a screw secures items from falling out during the storage.
03: GYRODYNE ORGANIZER provides a very quick set up of gyrodyne tiles and construction award tiles. Sloped bottom of each section facilitates the tile draw. Cost of each gyrodyne is clearly displayed on the container*.
04: TRANSMITTER TRAY has 3 sections for A, B and C tiles. Sloped bottom and indentation provide comfortable access to these tiles.
05: EXPLORATION TILE ORGANIZER accommodates exploration bonus tiles and planetary system tiles. Slanted back walls and indentations provide comfortable access to the items.
06: DICE & GOAL TILE ORGANIZER is thoroughly designed to fit the game box next to the game board. A section for dice has a lid that secures items from falling out during the storage. It is decorated with reliefs and has an indentation that facilitate opening. All goal tiles are kept next to them in a separate section.

• Dice, slash and numbers should be 3d printed in a contrast color (I used white filament). Stick them to indentations in the containers with a super glue. (I don't use MMU). The grooves are slightly bigger than stickers, so it's easy to attach them properly.

Some photos in higher resolution:
The set
The game set up
Player's item organizers
Resources organizer
Gyrodyne organizer
Dice & goal tile organizer
Exploration tile organizer
Transmitter tray
Packed 1
Packed 2
(If my Pulsar listing on etsy is active, you can also check a movie how easily the screw works here

All organizers were 3Dprinted on Prusa MK3:
- in PLA (F3D Blue pearl),
- No support is needed,
- Infill 10% rectilinear.
Note1: I use slightly changed default Print settings "0.15mm SPEED MK3" in PrusaSlicer.
Note2: I recommend F3D Blue pearl PLA filament (or similar) - it corresponds beautifully with Pulsar 2849 color palette. However it's not easy to show it on photographs.
Note3: Place the screw upside down before slicing to avoid supports. I used 15% rectilinear Infill here. You need 4 screws for Player's item organizers and 2 screw for Resources organizer - they are the same. It's quicker to print all 5 screws at once - 2h7'.
Note4: Use Monotonic top & bottom fill pattern and 0.15mm first layer height to increase quality of lids. Additionally I used 1 vertical perimeter for the Resources organizer lid.
Note5: I used brim for stickers (dice, slash and numbers).

Printing Time (for one organizer of each kind):
01a: 3h33' - container, Player's item organizer
01b: 2h3' - lid, Player's item organizer
01c: 44' - screw, Player's item organizer
02a: 6h44' - container, Resources organizer
02b: 1h40' - lid, Resources organizer
02c: 44' - screw, Resources organizer
02d: 6' - dice & slash (to glue), Resources organizer
03a: 5h13' - organizer, Gyrodyne organizer
03b: 8' - dice & numbers (to glue), Gyrodyne organizer
04: 4h29' - Transmitter tray
05: 4h3' - Exploration tile organizer
06a: 3h24' - container, Dice & goal tile organizer
06b: 47' - lid, Dice & goal tile organizer