THIS IS THE BEST LOOKING Organizer for Wingspan (inc. Oceania & Europa exp.) board game THAT YOU CAN PRINT!

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Free Bonus Files Included: This organizer comes with a bonus 3-slot card display, so you won’t lose the convenient 3-card display function of the original Game Trayz lid. The display features decorative layered artwork inspired by the game, keeping the three face-up bird cards clearly visible and easy to access during play.

🎺 FEATURES 🎺
This is a 3D printable inserts for the board game Wingspan (inc. Oceania & Europa exp.), designed to organise ALL the components of the base game and the 2 expansion (Oceania and Europa) inside the original box. Thanks to the interlocking lids, you can place the box horizontally or vertically without worries, as nothing will be able to fall out of the box. Inserts support sleeved cards.

✅ This organizer is designed to support sleeved cards.
✅ All parts are designed for support-free printing.
✅ Minimum build volume: 180 x 180 mm.
✅ It can be stored horizontally or vertically.
✅ All boxes have an interlocking lid, no magnet required!
✅ LayeredArt Lid for unique & decorative designs! (lids without decoration are also included)

🎺 NEW LAYERED-ART LIDS 🎺
LayeredArt Lid: Introducing the amazing new LayeredArt lid! a LOOK-changer for your 3D printable organizer for Wingspan board game! – These decorated lids take the aesthetics of your game to an epic level, creating unique, themed effects that will blow your friends’ minds. Each lid is a work of art that transforms your gaming experience into something truly unique. These designs are created by switching filaments during the printing process, allowing for intricate patterns and designs. The best part? You can achieve this with any single-filament 3D printer! Detailed instructions are included, specifying the exact layer number for filament changes, making it easy for anyone to get amazing results.

🎨 LAYERED-ART WITH ANY 3D PRINTER ! 🎨
You can printing the LAYERED-ART LIDS with a normal 3D printer. Each colour is set to a different height to allow for filament changes USING M600 G-CODE OR PAUSE COMMAND. I’ve written an article on this topic: https://bit.ly/3DFE2Pz / – in the photos you can see a preview of the slicer, on the right you can see the color changes and their respective heights.

🧵 FILAMENT USED
Each download folder includes detailed color swatch photos showing the filament brand, type, and color used for my L.A. LIDS. If you have any doubts or want to confirm the filament before purchasing, just contact me directly — I’ll be glad to send you the swatch photos in advance. You can also download my Filament Color Swatch Test model on MakerWorld (https://makerworld.com/en/models/1778646) to create your own references.

📐 SCALE/DIMENSIONS 📐
Please do not alter the dimensions of the file as this may make the model unprintable.

⚠ IMPORTANT INFO ⚠
The interlocks of the lids are designed with tolerances suitable for printing on standard home printers. All my inserts are tested using an old Ender 3 (first model). I recommend printing a single insert with its lid first to test the fit before proceeding with the full set. If the fit is too tight, your printer may need calibration.

Please check the organizer dimensions listed below to ensure compatibility with your game box. Although rare, slight variations in box sizes may occur due to differences in production, printing, or edition. Make sure to measure the inside of your game box before purchasing.

Organizer: 285 x 285 x 51 mm
Dedicated card slot (x7): 64 x 94 x 39 mm

Player Boards & Expansion Boxes: This organizer is designed to store the 5 player boards from the Oceania Expansion, which can also be used when playing the Wingspan base game. We recommend storing the original base-game player boards in the Oceania Expansion box, where they fit neatly, while the original storage trays and resource containers can be kept in the European Expansion box. This way, all the components needed to play are stored together in the main Wingspan box, while the two expansion boxes can be safely stored away — freeing up valuable shelf space for more games!

Dice Storage Options: The 5 dice from the Oceania Expansion can also be used when playing the base game by simply ignoring the nectar symbols, so the original base-game dice may be stored separately in one of the expansion boxes. If you prefer to keep both sets in the main box, there is still enough room: the Oceania dice can be stored in the egg module, while the original base-game dice can be placed in a small zip bag and stored inside the dice tower, where there is sufficient unused space.

Once all the organizer components have been placed inside the game box, three dedicated storage areas will remain available. The first, measuring 173 × 85 × 68 mm, is designed to hold the game’s original pre-assembled dice tower. The dice can be stored directly inside the tower. The second compartment, measuring 199 × 284 × 22 mm, is designed to hold the 5 player boards. Finally, all 3 score pads included with the base game and the two expansions can be stored on top of Module 2.

All slots are designed to be compatible with sleeved cards and have been tested with 60-micron sleeves – thicker sleeves might not be compatible, so please check dimensions before purchasing.

Unless otherwise specified, every organizer is designed exclusively for the RETAIL version of the game. If applicable, the description will clearly state when an organizer is made for a Kickstarter, Deluxe, or any other special edition. It is also always implied that the organizer is intended for the base game only, unless the description explicitly lists which expansions it can hold.

If you have any doubts, feel free to send me a DM and I’ll be happy to answer all your questions.

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