Moonrollers is a great game by IV Studio!

Though, the provided inserts are a bit on the simple side, considering attention given to all the other games by the studio. So, I decided to make my own custom inserts for this game.

The goal was to keep everything that comes in the Atlas box, including the game box, the cardboard insert, and the cardboard hazard tokens (in case you also have the metal hazard tokens).

And yes, it also includes keeping the mysterious IV token. 😜

Contents

For the game box:

• the card tray, which fits sleeved cards;
• the components tray;
• the player tokens tray.

For the Atlas box:

• the base tray, which also holds the game box in place;
• the metal hazard tokens tray, including:
  • the lid;
  • the nook, to keep the tokens flushed to the front, allowing you to keep the tokens in the tray during the game.

Printing considerations

All the inserts fit in a single 256 × 256 plate.

The Atlas base tray has a different infill to minimize infill creep on the curve where the playmat sits.

The metal hazard tokens tray nook prints at half the speed to avoid the printer to yank it when printing on the overhangs.

For a better finish, you can decrease the layer height to 0.12 or even 0.8mm, at the cost of printing time. Another option is to add an ironing finish to the print, and I did that myself, but since these settings are a hit-or-miss, I decided to not include in the print profile. I you want it, I advise you to do an ironing test first and see which settings produce the best results with your printer and filament combination and then add them yourself in the slicer.

50+ Cubes?

“What about those 50+ cubes I see on the image?” They're right here. 😉

Thanks! Enjoy!