Altoids Tin Sorry!
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Miniature Sorry! board game that fits in an Altoid's tin
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A miniature version of Sorry! that fits in a regular Altoid's tin to kill time at conventions and while traveling. Details will be best if you have a .2mm nozzle for FDM printers for the board (my model was with a .4).
I included a set of 3D Printable cards, but I would recommend printing off a set on paper and cutting them out. You can also use a standard deck of cards with the Kings being the Sorry!'s if you take out the 6's and 9's and use a Joker for the extra 1.
The cards and card slot in the tin are ⅓ the size of normal Sorry! cards (normally 2.5"x3.5"). A standard deck has 4 of each card and 5 1's, and you'll need to print 16 pieces in 4 different colors to play. I recommend printing the simplified set of pieces; the fancy set matches the original game pieces but requires a smaller nozzle or resin printer to make.
Generic Tin if your local convenience store is out of strong mints.
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