u/unfulvio

Just published an insert / organizer for Deep Regrets

Thought I'd share here, since it's free to download & print.

Fits the expansions (Even Deeper Regrets, Lamentable Tentacles), and sleeved cards.

As soon as I realized that making a simple insert wouldn't make justice to the art and the theme of the game, I started exploring some possibilities to make it not just an insert but also a game accessory that fits the whole theme and gameplay.

For example, the shoal trays have a porthole when you reach the bottom. The dink trays are shaped like cans of sardines (the effect is enhanced if you print this in some metal-like filament). The trays for the port deck are shaped like fish crates, and I even added a tiny non-functional handle made of real rope there.

I also added some weathering but even if you don't apply that it comes pretty well (I printed a copy for a friend and it's just as good on the table).

Let me know what you think or if you need help to print this shoot me a message!

Hi! I am Troy McLure you might remember me for Thunder's Edge Space Station miniatures or this insane TI Player Dashboard.

This time I am back with a galaxy frame that features interlocking pieces to create tiered maps of any shape (pyramidal, convex, concave, raised...). It uses an OpenLock system to connect the individual pieces and has separate frames for the individual tiles so you can print them in different colors for anomalies or home systems.

The system lends itself to accessories, and I started making a few, for example for the fracture, the off-map system tiles, and even some card and token holder for exploration. They're all linked in the MakerWorld link above.

The pieces feature some holes at the bottom making it possible to mount the map or use some raiser to get it elevated eventually.

Let me know what you think in the comments!

Since I got my first 3D printer last winter, I started designing and printing all sorts of things, but this is the first time I try to make some miniatures myself.

I have tried to be faithful to the art of the system tiles, with some necessary variation to fit the models geometry for FDM printing but also to avoid making the miniature too fragile to hold in a gaming session. The scale is a bit bigger than a war sun, but I wanted to get some detail out and make sure they stood out on the game board.

Also, the bases where they sit cover the art -- but not the res/inf values - on the portion of the system tile where they stand (glue not necessary for connecting the minis to the bases, only to assemble the models themselves).

Here's the link to print the models: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2854129-twilight-imperium-space-station-miniatures -- just make sure to read the print & assembly instructions first!

You may have seen me posting other TI-related models in this sub in the past, you'll find them in my Makerworld profile as well. I plan to make more (open to suggestions too!).

If you print these, I'd love to see someone painting them. I would like to do that myself, but maybe in the (hopefully near) future.

Let me know what you think!