Smallworld Insert

Hi I'm Paul the DIY guy, and you're watching That's PS. Today I explain how all of the pieces fit into the insert I made for my latest Geek & Sundry vlog.

Insert pattern:

Geek & Sundry Vlog:

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[darryljess]

Oh! It does hold underground! Brilliant, that's the ones I own.

[tashadax]

My OCD is doing a happy dance watching this! Ok, off to the G&S channel to watch the first part. Woohoo!!!

[MarthaCQ]

Thanks for that. Foam board is the way to go. I had to do mine with duct tape and cardboard, it came out pretty good for an insomniac project.

[Flashhawkk]

Made an insert for Super Fantasy: Ugly Snout Attack actually. Was a lot of fun and I still got a box of foamcore left for other projects. I did not give my insert a bottom or outer shell like you did. Instead I glued it into the original box. Works great and was necessary to fitting everything...

[TheRunesmythe]

I could easily see myself using this for other games I have that have accumulated a lot of excess pieces.  As a tip, if you can get some legos or other similar blocks, you can make yourself a nice square frame to make sure that the angles where the foamboard meets are straight and nicely squared off.

[cubbybaas]

Man, you are brilliant! Box organization is so necessary but great games don't always have ideal placeholders (I'm looking at you Android: Netrunner!)

[sjormasklin]

this is great I need this.... since I've bought bunch of expansion now.... the foam you use, is that A3 format and 5mm thick

[annamccurdy]

How did you decide on the width/depth of each of your trays and dividers?