Scythe box organizer - 9 factions in original box

I am a big fan of Scythe and have always wanted to bring all 9 factions with me in the original box. Many amazing inserts exist, but none that fit my exact needs. This design meets the following requirements:

• All 9 factions in the original box (with 3d models from Andy at MeepleForge)
• Space for encounters expansion (extra encounter cards)
• Space for 3d printet encounter tokens
• Space for modular expansions from Rise of Fenris
• Coins and resources split in two, for easy distribution on the board game table
• Space for the alternat victory track from Rise of Fenris

This is exactly what this design supports.

Each faction box has room for all the original faction tokens (except Fenris, which is why he has two boxes). However it is a little tight. Therefore I have personally remove airships and their cards from my box. The logic behind this is that I often experience at least one new player for Scythe. It takes long enough to introduce the rules and the airships are often taken out as a result. I have instead designed a box organizer for the Wind Gambit box, which can be found here:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2331669-scythe-airship-box-organizer 

The goal of the box is to be able to bring all factions to board game night. Therefore note that there hasn't been made room for automata cards in this design. 

Also, I don't have AMS for my printer, so the models are hand painted. It is quite quick to do.

Please leave feedback on the design, e.g. if something can be improved. I know that the modular expansion box and encounters box have quite nasty support requirements. This is so the space next to the faction mat can be used. If you have a good solution to this, also please let me know :-)

Printing and assembly

Download the print profile. Each print plate specifies how many copies to print.

Once all the parts have been printed, they can be painted. When ready to assemble, simply glue the lid logos onto the lids and the box logos onto the boxes. I used super glue, but if in doubt of what glue to use, try glueing some scrap plastic together and see what works.

Thats it! Once the logos are glued in place, the kit is ready to be used :-)