Asking For Trobils Game Storage by Korus99

Last crawled date: 3 years ago

This is a game storage/organizer for the Game "Asking For Trobils" published by Breaking Games and designed by Kraken Games. My wife recently painted the normally orange figures to better match some iconic spaceships, so to help protect them I created some storage boxes. This is the TrobilBox and the TrobilSmallBox, designed so that the player mat acts as the lid. After printing a couple I realized all the components of the game need their own storage bins. All the parts use magnets to keep everything together, and it works really well. Box survives being on it's side and upside down without issue.
Here's the list of STLs, number of prints, and the game parts I organized with them. This list is guaranteed to fit inside the game box.
TrobilBox (2) - Large ships
TrobilSmallBox (5) - Low profile ships
TrobilTray (2) - Crystals and credits
TrobilLargeTray (0) - Not used in image above. It wouldn't fit in the box, so I created TrobilSplitTray. The large tray is now a soap dish!
TrobilLid (0) - Also not used. Included in case someone felt the need.
TrobilCards (2) - One for each deck. Stacks together with TrobilConnections and TrobilCardLid.
TrobilConnections (1) - holds all the connections nicely.
TrobilCardLid (1) - Holds all the cards and connections in their trays when stored in the box. Suppose to 'snap' to the side, but the magnet on top does most of the work.
TrobilSplitTray (4) - Traps, Megatraps, Space Carrots, and the large denomination tiles. Also an invisible ship. Look close!
TrobilHalfLid (2) - Stacks on the TrobilSplitTray, to keep all the components in. Not showing in picture of storage in box.
TrobilSingleTray (1) - For the slugs. They don't fit in any of the other trays due to their odd size.
TrobilRiffRaff (1) - Stores all the Riff Raff standees with their stands attached. Just alternate head and foot to put the Riff Raff in.