Darwin's Journey organizers

Organizers for Darwin's Journey base board game. Quick game set up and comfort during the play. Sliding lids prevent components from falling out during the storage. Theme cutouts decorate organizers.

The set contains: Player's component organizer (with 4 different sliding lids), Resources organizer and 3 tile organizers.

1. PLAYER'S COMPONENT ORGANIZER: Different components are kept in groups in separate sections. There's a lid with different theme cutout for each player.
2. RESOURCES ORGANIZER: 2 types of coins and Research tokens are kept here in separate sections. Rounded bottom facilitate item draw. You can print 2 of such organizers, so they can be placed on 2 sides of the table, so all players can reach for resources easily. They will fit the game box when placed one on another.
3. MUSEUM TILE & SPECIAL WAX SEALS ORGANIZER: All Museum tiles are divided here in 4 piles. When the organizer is placed next to the Museum display on the game board, decks will correspond with species in rows. Sloped bottom and indentations facilitate the draw. There is also a section for Special wax seals.
4. OBJECTIVE TILE & SPECIAL ACTION TILE ORGANIZER: There are 3 section for 3 types of Objective tiles: Starting, Silver and Golden. Special action tiles are kept behind. Sloped back walls and indentations facilitate the draw.
5. OTHER COMPONENT ORGANIZER: Here are accommodated fallowing components: Beagle goal tiles, HMS beagle token, Neutral lens, 1-2 player turn order action token, Correspondence tiles, cards and Temporary knowledge tokens. All sections are adjusted to the corresponding components, so taking them out is comfortable. Simple container for Temporary knowledge tokens is placed above cards. Crew cards are separated from Automa cards by a Divider. It is designed for cards without sleeves. The width and the length of the section would be enough for sleeved cards, but if sleeves are thick, Temporary knowledge token container could not fit above.

I keep Regular wax seals and Specimen tokens in separate textile bags, so the random draw is simple. So there are no organizers for these components.

All containers fit the game box, secure components during the storage and provide quick game set up. Decorative cutouts correspond with the game theme.
About packing: the game board goes on bottom and player's boards goes on top (above Player's component organizers).

Some photos in higher resolution:
The set, photo 1
The set, photo 2
The set, photo 3
Player's component organizers
Other component organizer
Packed
Packed, with textile bags aside
Game set up for 3 players
Player's component organizer by the game board
Organizers by the game board

All organizers were 3Dprinted on Prusa MK4:
- in PLA (F3D Gold pearl),
- No support is needed,
- Infill 10% gyroid.
I use slightly changed default Print settings "0.15mm SPEED" in PrusaSlicer.

Printing Time (for one organizer of each kind) (without Input Shaper):
2h45' - Player's component organizer, container
1h16' - Player's component organizer, lid
2h59' - Resources organizer, container
1h39' - Resources organizer, lid
3h39' - Museum organizer, container
1h15' - Museum organizer, lid
3h46' - Objective organizer, container
0h59' - Objective organizer, lid
5h03' - Other organizer, container
2h05' - Other organizer, lid
1h05' - Temporary knowledge container
0h32' - Divider (layer height = 0.2mm)