The original file was great however I noticed that the sizes were not all designed for D&D, which is fine, but I needed something for my rapidly growing collection of minis and I needed a way to organize them. I took the original concept and utilized TinkerCAD (after some learning lol) and created appropriate trays and pegs to accommodate the varying sizes and heights. There are two additional plates that I created specifically for my D&D group the Party Plate and the Session Plate, these were designed so that when I or another person DM's a session they can pull the required minis and set them on the plate for easy use and portability. The Hex plates are designed to accommodate the Hero Forge sized bases.
| 100mmpeg.stl | 684.0B | |
| 103_with_8x25.stl | 176.9KB | |
| 120mmpeg.stl | 684.0B | |
| 12x30hex_-_2x20.stl | 223.4KB | |
| 12x52.stl | 152.2KB | |
| 140mmpeg.stl | 684.0B | |
| 15x25.stl | 189.0KB | |
| 160mmpeg.stl | 684.0B | |
| 16mmpeg.stl | 684.0B | |
| 180mmpeg.stl | 684.0B | |
| 200mmpeg.stl | 684.0B | |
| 28mmpeg.stl | 684.0B | |
| 50x25_-_10x16.stl | 236.6KB | |
| 5x76.stl | 63.7KB | |
| 60mmpeg.stl | 684.0B | |
| 80mmpeg.stl | 684.0B | |
| FlatTray.stl | 1.4KB | |
| Party_Plate.stl | 226.7KB | |
| Session_Plate.stl | 111.5KB | |
| Shelf.stl | 10.4KB | |
| TrayBottomWithHoles.stl | 130.0KB |
