Shackleton Base corporation tuckbox inserts

Inserts for Shackleton Base corporation tuckboxes. Support vertical storage and sleeves. Eventually will make full game insert, but I wait for expansion.

I was dissatisfied with existing models, because they dump all the component in one or two compartments. You then have to plate entire tuckbox/insert near your board to have access to components. I have rather small gaming space, so I wanted separate tray with those components that you use during the game, not during setup.

All the inserts have ridges so that cards don't wobble and prevent closing. There are also spaces to allow tuckbox's flaps to close easily. They also share a well for round corporation tokens, with plenty ways to access them. You can also easily take out cards from all of them, just press bottom of the cards (pictured). Some inserts have  a ridge which supports card in the tuckbox, others don't need it.

• Basic Corp Box is the most basic one, you can make one for each corp if you don't care about compartments. Outside of the general piece for round corporation tokens, there's one tray with one recess for everything.
  • Print it for Artemis Tours and Selenium Research (part A), they don't have more components.
• Evergreen Farms has one tray with separate compartments for plant tokens (1 and 3), while farms are in tray with round tokens. There's argument to have each farms in separate tray you could take and place, but I felt this is good enough.
• Moon Mining trays are awkwardly split, bottom tray has helium and space for up to 10 crates, while top space can hold 4 crates. If you play with 2-3 people, leave unnecessary crates in those notches and take only necessary :)
• Space Robotics has one tray for robots you take to the table, rest stays in box after setup.
• To Mars has a takeout tray split for tickets and solar panels.
• SkyWatch has big top tray, holding player markers and big sector tiles, with plenty of access. Once you take whatever player pieces you need and get one tile, return everything and take just the bottom tray with small pieces.
• Selenium Research uses two tuckboxes, one of them is Basic Corp Box, other Selenium Research (part B) uses dedicated tile storage. One stack is split in two, while technically you could barely fit them together, I wanted to easily close the tuckbox and access the tiles with no trouble.

Will make more for the expansion :)
As always, happy to help, happy printing