Spirit Island – Defense Tray And Remixed Fear Tray 3D Printer Model
The file 'Spirit Island – Defense Tray And Remixed Fear Tray 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 755.9KB.
The file 'Spirit Island – Defense Tray And Remixed Fear Tray 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 755.9KB.
This is a remix of Spirit Island Insert for ALL Expansions by Leon_H on Printables. This remix contains a custom defense tray and a modified version of LeonH's fear tray. Note that the defense tray replaces both the "extra presence" and "pen" trays from Leon_H's insert.
This is a three-part tray, containing the following parts:
I have included custom double-sided tokens for Defend 1 to Defend 10, based off of the token shape from Baurfamily on Thingiverse. In addition, I included a blank one that you can customize with your own font/size/values if you'd like. My tokens use Josefin Sans SemiBold at a height of 9mm.
If your printer is dialed in well, you can fit 6 tokens in each slot. Print the tokens with NO SUPPORTS – trust me! Your printer can do it.
If you want your top surface to look super nice, iron all top surfaces. Note that this might require you to do extra clean up to get them to sit flat on each other, since it can cause the raised surfaces inside of the 4, 6, 8, and 9 tokens to “mound up” a bit. I used a knife to clean them up a bit after, to make sure they sit flat, by scraping down any weird raised bits/ridges the ironing created.
If people have any issues with getting this to print well, I can upload a version with an easier to print font that doesn't match the Spirit Island font.
I had issues with the fear tray lid in the original insert moving around and sliding off super easily. In addition, the fear tokens on the edges of the tray were hard to get out, since they were flush with the sides of the tray.
I remixed the fear tray to have a snap-in-place lid. This was more of a pain than I expected, since I had to ensure there was clearance to get the fear tokens out. That's why you see a little “zig zag” at the end of the the lid!
In addition, I re-spaced all the fear token slots to make it easier to grab the edge ones.
My pictures show a slightly older version, where I hadn't updated the position of the fear symbols on the top and sides of the trays.
The fear lid symbols now match the spacing of the symbols on the top of the defense tray. I also centered the fear symbol on the side of the tray to be centered with respect to the finger holes. I'll delete this note once I update the pictures to reflect the newest version.
| defend-1-token.stl | 145.5KB | |
| defend-10-token.stl | 178.8KB | |
| defend-2-token.stl | 172.2KB | |
| defend-3-token.stl | 168.2KB | |
| defend-4-token.stl | 147.3KB | |
| defend-5-token.stl | 167.9KB | |
| defend-6-token.stl | 181.1KB | |
| defend-7-token.stl | 146.7KB | |
| defend-8-token.stl | 201.6KB | |
| defend-9-token.stl | 180.0KB | |
| defend-token-blank.stl | 146.3KB | |
| defense-tray-base.stl | 43.1KB | |
| defense-tray-insert.stl | 244.8KB | |
| defense-tray-lid.stl | 44.6KB | |
| fear-tray-base-cardboard-snapping.stl | 447.5KB | |
| fear-tray-lid-cardboard-snapping.stl | 300.0KB |
