Simple set of trays to hold the cards and bits in the game Piñatas by Reiner Knizia published by Allplay. Fits in the box with the cards in one tray with the standard cardboard tokens in another tray divided into ones and fives. The rules fit on top or underneath all the trays - your choice. Note that the card tray has enough space around the cards for sleeves and will fit standard 60 micron sleeves, but thicker sleeves will result in some lid lift. The cardboard tokens for the trump suit are just barely too big to fit either vertically or in the bit tray to the side of the cards, so I just put them in on top of the cards and bits spread out a bit.

The idea behind this insert was to keep it simple, have everything easily removable, and hold all the components available for the game. I spaced the finger spaces around the card tray to allow removal of cards with the tray still in the box or by removing the tray, however you would like.

Enjoy! I made the design similar to and consistent with my trays for the other Allplay titles released previously. None of them really needs an insert, I just like having them so I don't have to put everything in and out of bags for storage.

Creality

Ender 3 Pro

No

Yes

200-400

10% or greater (I used 15%)

Print 1 copy of the bit tray and 1 of the card tray.

Fit of components is not particularly tight so they are easily removeable.

Designed with OpenSCAD.

Fit is loose and easy for convenience. I wanted it to be able to hold sleeved cards. I wanted to have a convenient spot for the trump suit indicators but they just wouldn't quite fit, so they just sit on top which works well enough. I put small holes in the ends of the bit tray to use as finger holes to make it easier to remove with the fingertip, however the bit tray can also be remove by grabbing the inner compartment divider. Place the trays however you would like in the box.