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The underside of each base is hollow, with a pocket for every magnet. The magnets sit flush with the bottom, so the base holds itself down on a steel or magnetised tray. Small ribs run out to each pocket to keep the floor stiff, and the…
Every cell takes a pot or a dropper. Pots sit in a shallow pocket on top of the deck, and droppers go through a bore in the deck onto a ledge. Each row stands higher than the one in front, so you can read every label. Underneath it's all…
For replacing a snapped stem or giving a flyer more height. The flat foot superglues to any base, and the top joins the model with either a peg that fits a hole you drill or a ball joint so you can pose it. The STLs are 15, 20, 30 and…
Two ten-sided drums turn on a snap-fit hub with a pointer between them. Little printed bumps on each drum click into dimples on the pointer, so the count stays put when you set the counter down. The pointer has a flat bottom, so it stays…
The tray is a grid of magnet pockets with an extra one in the middle of every four, so bases of different sizes can always find a magnet. The handle is a separate part that glues to the middle of the underside, where there's an engraved +…
The STLs are a 40mm round token, 3mm thick with a bevelled top edge, and raised text for two of them: "Objective" and "Battle shocked". The text is a separate part that starts on its own layer, so a single-nozzle printer only needs one…
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