Stone age is an excellent game and an excellent introduction into the worker placement genre. Unfortunately, it relies on the all too familiar ziplock organization system. It also requires too much sorting and division during setup. This is too good a game to require so much fiddling and sorting before getting into it. Fortunately, you won't have to do this for long. Here's what you can find inside:
Hut Tray - This tray separates the huts into four sections making setup simple. If you shuffle these after every game, the next time you bring it out, setup can be as easy as pushing out the required number of sections and placing them in their appropriate places on the board.
Card Tray - This tray comes in three modes, not including its completely enclosed card holder state. These modes can be mixed or matched by removing the slide in lids, as you see fit.
Tool Tray - This tray was intended to remove the need for sorting the tiles by 1/2 and 3/4 before play. The open bottoms make removal easy
Meeple Tray - This tray has a slide on lid that can be pulled back just enough to expose one color of meeples and markers, they can then be dumped out and handed to each player in turn.
These few items make setup and put away a breeze, and are all designed to use a minimal amount of material while remaining durable and rigid. You may want to check out these helpful bowls, as well. They make managing and using resources during gameplay a cinch. Enjoy!
| SOACardFront.stl | 23.7KB | |
| SOACardLid.stl | 65.5KB | |
| SOACardTray.stl | 82.7KB | |
| SOAMeepleLid.stl | 173.7KB | |
| SOAMeepleTray.stl | 313.6KB | |
| SOAToolTray.stl | 82.9KB | |
| SOAToolTrayLid.stl | 31.1KB | |
| SOATrayBottom.stl | 281.2KB | |
| SOATrayTop.stl | 243.1KB |
