Spinnengift und Krötenschleim Inset Boxes

Our daughter got this game as a present. The game box includes several loose parts, figures, dice and so on and some plastic bags with additional parts. Loose storage of all the parts and some of the parts within this plastic bags took some minutes before and after each game. So I decided to rid of this chaos (and to reduce the amount of damaged plastic bags after several played games with the kids).

→ I designed four inset boxes (refer to the attached pictures):

• Two single boxes (both with different width)
• Two double boxes (both with dfferent width)

Placing of the inset boxes in the original Spinnengift und Krötenschleim box:

The two areas to place the inset boxes within the game box have different width, so it should be obvious where to box the boxes :-) You are also free to choose, wich parts of the game are to be stored in which box, with one exception: The single box with biggest width has to contain the cauldron (pot) as in the other boxes it will not fit. The cauldron is to be placed in this box with two feets directly on the ground as otherwise the gameboard will not be flat in the game box when closing it. For us, the sorting as shown in the attached pictures, is best.

The gameboard lays (when the inset boxes are inserted) above of the inset boxes on the paper insert with no contact to the inset boxes nor the cauldron (pot).

Advantages:

Taking out of all parts at the beginning of each game and the sorting of all parts after each game takes now less time and the amount of plastic is reduced to zero (besides the used filament ;-)).

Print Instructions (tested without any issues):

Print orientation as shown in the attached STL files

PLA

0.3 mm

20% infill (inset box for cauldron I would print with 25% infill as the ground plate is thinner than the other inset boxes)

No support

In case you want to configure or adapt the boxes for yourself I have attached my configurable OpenSCAD files.