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This is an UPDATED/redesigned 2.0 version of my insert and organizer for the board game “Wondrous Creatures". It will help organize the game and facilitate quick setup, teardown, and gameplay. It can hold everything from all the…
Had the complete set of Wondrous Creatures and wanted a nice 3d insert to help make setting up and wrapping up the game quick and easy. Saw this design from Zippy11 and liked it. Was waiting for someone to make a remix based on zen4one's…
This is an insert for Wondrous Creatures , specifically designed for the retail version or the base Kickstarter pledge (no expansions or deluxe tokens). Sleeved cards will not fit . The deck holder, egg tray, and energy/net tray are…
A Wooloo more perfect than any previously proposed...
14 NOVEMBER 2024 UPDATE: I have gone ahead and made a COMPLETE overhaul/redesign of this insert based on feedback. The new version features the ability to hold sleeved cards with NO lid lift, as well as a bunch of other awesome new…
Unleash your creativity with this modular, 3D-printable headband system! This design allows you to easily attach and swap various decorative elements, transforming your look in seconds. Whether you're dressing up for a party, adding flair…
I’ve created the Crew set from the Kickstarter Edition, since it isn’t available at retail. I’ve attached the STL files, but I’m not sure whether multicolor printing will work with them. Because of that, I’ve also included the project…
A insert for the boardgame Wondrous Museum . Made using The-Boardgame-Insert-Toolkit For the Likes boxe there is 2 types, one with hexegonal slots for the smaller tokens and one with a square hole. There is also a optional filler to keep…
This is an organizer for the board game Wondrous Creatures and the2 expansions Gargantuan Beasts & Crew Set. There are 2 versions of the Spacer depending whether you sleeve your cards or not. Print 4 Player boxes and 1 of everything else.…
Net, Trophy, and Energy token pieces for Wondrous Creatures Best way to use these is to import/load the .step file into your slicer and allow it to split up the bodies into the different pieces so that you can color them as you like.
I’ve created the Crew set from the Kickstarter Edition, since it isn’t available at retail. I’ve attached the STL files, but I’m not sure whether multicolor printing will work with them. Because of that, I’ve also included the project…
