Since last time I played the game at Leiriacon, I had problems putting all the components back in the box(after 30m, just ended up tossing them inside and reorganizing them at home). So, I decided to create my own insert for that matter. It helps setup, as you take the skill cards and just add them next to the board. The deep ones can be kept in the storage while they're in the supply. This insert is ready for premium sleeves up to 90 microns (the ones I use), and it can be stored in vertical.

A friend who's a drummer asked me to design and print cymbal sleeves from that model (black plastic Cymbal sleeves). So, I decided to share it here for anyone wanting it. Their measurements: 37mm diameter, 25mm height (Total). The printed part is the grey one (printed in PETG). I decided to photograph both in terms of comparison.

The deep one version of Jamie Snell with a different pose. Easier to print. Some weeks ago I uploaded the unfathomable board game minis for you to print. But I wasn't happy with some poses and deep one versions of the minis. So, since I had the time, I started recreating the ones needing some retouch. The original post. https://makerworld.com/en/models/2426687-unfathomable-from-the-abyss-crew I used Makerbot to create the model from the picture. (https://makerworld.com/makerlab/imageTo3d).

The Unfathomable board game has plastic minis for all thebad guys in the game. But, the good guys have tokens with standees. I felt it lefeless. So, I decided to create my own minis alongside chatGPT to create whole body images and Makerworld to transform my image to a 3d Model. So, The unfathomable minis came out on february. Now, I'm improving some models I didn't like. Jamie Snell is the first of several.