Works for Tabbed Terrain Hexes. I don't have much more to say that the original.  Be aware that the slots only fit one way, it's a simple thing to flip the bottom due to the genius of the original design.

There are four sizes: 

• 12-up - holds up to 12 thin tiles

• 8-up - holds 8 thicker tiles

• 7-up - holds 7 thicker tiles (scaled for 120mm bed)

• 5-up - holds things like mountain tiles and the thicker city tiles (scaled for 120mm bed)

Includes the unmodified end caps. everything you need for you Hexton Terrain Tiles (tabbed) storage needs.

If you break the little arrow locking tabs, just squirt a little superglue on the thing. who's ever going to take them apart anyway, right?

Print instructions: 

• rectilinear infill combining every 2 layers

• 0.6 Nozzle Width

• .32 mm Layers... because fast

The 120mm trays can be printed on a Voron 0 or similarly sized printer (120mm bed minimum)

They also fit (per the pictures) into 10x7x3 Boxes (Affiliate link: [https://amzn.to/3ZsXxlN](https://amzn.to/3ZsXxlN)) as seen