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Insert to replace the official one so the bag of tiles can lay beside the tower. There is also spaces for the factories and wooden tokens. The insert is in two parts to accomodate smaller printer plates. For upright storage, print the…
The insert that came with the game is ok, but not that useful to quickly setup the game, and not adapted for upright storage. Still, I didn't feel like throwing it away, so I made little cabinets that fit into the original insert. It does…
The retail edition of HUANG comes with a worse than useless insert as it precludes keeping the tiles in their bag and assumes you'll take the standees off their bases every time. Unfortunately, that means is has to be trashed. I designed…
This solution is for the retail edition, without extensions. This was designed for expediancy, not elegance, mostly by reusing parts I had already for other projects, so although some standees need to go in specific spaces, most of the…
The game of Evergreen comes with a cardboard insert (of sorts), but it does not keep the smal wooden tokens quite separated, espacially if stored vertically. This solution uses small boxes that fit into the spaces of the insert. Only the…
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