Unconscious Mind organizers

Organizers for Unconscious Mind base board game. Quick game set up and comfort during the play. Sliding lids prevent components from falling out during the storage. Theme reliefs and cutouts decorate lids.

The set contains: Collective organizer, Player's component organizer (with different lid for each player), Inkpot organizer, 2 card trays, Grief Dispenser box container, Notebook tile organizer, Bulb organizer, 3 Treatise trays + their container and Solo organizer. There is also Client card Display Tray.

1. COLLECTIVE ORGANIZER: This is a large organizer where different components are accommodated in well adjusted sections: Player's Office boards, Location goal tiles, 3 types of District tokens, starting Player's components (Notebook tiles, Griefs and Office Rooms), Location overlay tiles and gray Reputation marker + Freud + Journalist + 1st player marker + Firework. The organizer can be easily picked up, so it's comfortable to take it out of the box. The lid prevents components from falling out during the storage. Theme reliefs are inspired by pictures in the game. I used 2 colors just for the better look of it, but it's not necessary. Change color was set on 1.25 mm height in PrusaSlicer.
2. PLAYER'S COMPONENT ORGANIZER: There is a separate organizer for each player. Different lids indicate which belongs to whom. Cutouts mimic patterns on Idea markers + you can use corresponding colors on top layers to distinguish them more (set "color change" on 2.15 mm height in slicer). In 4 sections all player's small components are organized to speed up the game set up. Rounded bottom facilitate taking them out.
3. INKPOT ORGANIZER: Inkpots are significantly larger, so I've decided to keep them separate from other, much smaller players' components. 4 slots for minis are the same, each type of Inkpot fits well.
4. CARD TRAYS: There are 2 card trays: one for Dreams and the other for Clients. Each one can accommodate sleeved cards. Ramps and indentations facilitate the draw. Thematic lids cover the boxes. Dream card tray is 239 mm long.
5. GRIEF DISPENSER BOX CONTAINER: It's a simple container that secures Grief dispenser from damage during the storage. It is also adjusted to fit the game box next to other organizers.
6. NOTEBOOK TILE ORGANIZER: There are 2 sections for I and II Notebook tiles. 3 small stoppers on the bottom prevent tiles from sliding down (I checked that serration was too much, but these little steps work very well).
7. BULB ORGANIZER: This is an organizer for resources that are used throughout the play: bulbs (Bright idea tokens) and Research cards. Small and large bulbs are kept in separate sections. Rounded bottom facilitates the draw. Research cards are kept next to bulbs. Sloped bottom and indentation facilitate the draw.
8. TREATISE TRAYS: These trays help to organize each 3 Treatise tiles I, II and III in the set up and during the play. They are stored in a collective container with a lid, so nothing falls out.
9. SOLO ORGANIZER: Actually Solo organizer was the first one that I have designed for this board game. There are many very different components for automa mode, but I wanted to keep them all together. Small tokens are kept in a tray that is placed on a shelf above a section for Meeting table cards. Cards with or without sleeves fit there. A ramp and indentation facilitate the draw. There's also a section for Id Notebook tiles. 2 aid cards are kept on the top shelf.
10. CLIENT CARD DISPLAY TRAY: I have some troubles with preparing Client display as Griefs can slide aside. So I prepared a simple display tray. It is just an additional aid. I adjusted it to cards and to space left in the game box, so it's narrower then 2 cards side by side. Still it works great. I don't use sleeves, but maybe if they're present, Griefs can be easily inserted and it works great. Anyway, I prepared display tray in 2 version: for cards with and without sleeves. They both have the same general width - 110 mm.

I have really enjoyed designing lids for this set. I hope you like them.

More photos in higher resolution:
The set
Unpacking
Game set up for 3 players
Collective organizer
Player's component organizers
Card trays
Bulb organizer and Notebook tile organizer
Treatise organizer
Solo organizer

All organizers were 3Dprinted on Prusa MK4 (with Input Shaper):
- in PLA (Nebula Majestic gold, also Pearl Silver and PLA in players' colors),
- No support is needed,
- Infill 10% gyroid.
Note1: I use slightly changed default Print settings "0.15mm SPEED MK4" in PrusaSlicer for containers with lids and "0.20mm SPEED MK4" for other.
Note2: Place Solo Insert and Grief Dispenser box container models appropriately on the right face before slicing to avoid supports.

Printing Time (for one piece of each kind):
4h - Collective organizer, container
2h33' - Collective organizer, lid, 2 colors
1h45' - Player's component organizer, container, x4
~1h - Player's component organizer, lid, 2 colors
1h19' - Inkpot organizer, container
1h21' - Inkpot organizer, lid
3h39' - Dream card organizer, container
1h21' - Dream card organizer, lid
3h6' - Client card organizer, container
1h15' - Client card organizer, lid
1h18' - Grief Dispenser box container
1h43' - Notebook tile organizer, container
32' - Notebook tile organizer, lid
2h29' - Bulb organizer, container
39' - Bulb organizer, lid
39' - Treatise tray I
43' - Treatise tray II
48' - Treatise tray III
2h7' - Treatise tray container, container
49' - Treatise tray container, lid
2h - Solo organizer, container
32' - Solo organizer, lid
27' - Solo organizer, tray
Additionally:
1h19' - Client card Display Tray, cards without sleeves
1h26' - Client card Display Tray, sleeved cards