Unit Information Holder for Bolt Action (Or Any Tabletop Game Using Activation Dice)
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Unit Info Holder displays unit's stats card and pin count, and includes order die holder and slot for additional marker.
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When playing Bolt Action, I've found it incredibly useful to have the printed unit information cards from something like Easy Army on the table with the unit. I expect not everyone prefers that approach as it might look a bit cluttered, but it really streamlines things for me.
As I'm just starting to figure out how to use Tinkercad, a good starting project that occurred to me was making a holder for the unit card so it wouldn't just be lying there loose, and try out some basic design skills!
The piece doesn't only hold a unit card though! As its adding more to the table, I wanted to also consolidate as much information as I could into this. As such, it includes a disk to track pin markers for the unit (Far more readable than the ones Warlord makes!), a space for an order die to be placed, and slot for additional markers such as a ‘Hidden’ or ‘Zeroed’ tag.
I already went through quite a few revisions before deciding it was enough to share, but in the end there are two versions. One, which I call the ‘Aesthetic’ version is a bit more svelte and pleasing to the eye, hence the name, but that is because the order die is on the other side (It was all done, and then I realized that adding the order die holder would make a lot of sense…). The second, ‘Utilitarian’ version is a little bulkier, but has everything to the front. With a little more space to work with, the marker holder was designed specifically to the necessary dimensions to hold the very nice markers developed by deweycat.
Feedback welcome and appreciated!
Print requires no supports, and assembly should hopefully be straight-forward with a few dabs of superglue or epoxy. Highly recommend printing the number disk with a color change for the digits!