Uno All Wild Card Box (Remixed Lid) - Go Crazy With Colors!

DISCLAIMER: I did not design the basic card box, I just remixed the lid to produce the Uno All Wild logo in multiple colors. Get the original box that goes with with the lid here (be sure to print the V2 version):

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/uno-card-game-box

All credit for the original design goes to TECHNUT.

This is a great uno card box because its sliding lid makes storing and retrieving cards so easy. The lid clicks closed to secure the cards inside.

I've made several variations of these card boxes but I went a little crazy with designing this one because the lid can be printed in 6 different colors (at different levels) and I actually printed mine with 8 colors. Print with .15 layer height or lower. I'm not sure how it will turn out if layer height is any higher.

Assuming layer height is .15mm, the 6 color order is:

Layer 1-23: black (lid top and background of logo)
Layer 24-46: white (logo letters)
Layer 27-29: red ("w")
Layer 30-32: blue ("i")
Layer 33-35: green ("l")
Layer 36-39: yellow ("d" & "Uno")

If you want to go crazy like me with more colors, the 8 color order is:

Layer 1-16: White (lid base)
Layer 17-20: Prusa Galaxy Black or some matte black (last few top layers of the lid)
Layer 21-23: Shiny Black (Solutech has a high sheen)
Layer 24-26: White again (logo letters start here)
Layer 27-29: Red ("W" layer)
Layer 30-32: Blue ("I" layer)
Layer 33-35: Green ("L" layer)
Layer 36-39: Yellow ("D" & "Uno" layer. If your yellow is very pale like a lemon yellow as mine is, consider adding one layer of bright orange at layer 36 and then finish the rest in yellow. That's what I did to make my yellow closer to a banana yellow like the Uno yellow color).

I also decided to add some colored striping to the box itself, about 30 layers per each of the 4 color and a white perimeter at the top. Obviously, you can do whatever you want there.

This many layers does add some height to the card box lid, but not excessively so. I tried to keep each layer to a minimum and I think it does the job.