Feldherr MINI PLUS bag with Organizer Inserts for Star Wars: Shatterpoint - 1140 cards + game material

In a galaxy far, far away, equip yourself for the interstellar skirmishes with the Feldherr MINI PLUS Bag and its Organizer Inserts custom-fit for Star Wars: Shatterpoint – housing up to 1140 cards and game accessories.

• The set provides space for playing cards and game components from Star Wars: Shatterpoint.
• All cards also fit with protective sleeves* (max external dimensions with sleeves: 156 x 106 mm + 126 x 75 mm).
• You have space for approximately 150 sleeved large cards with sleeves (310 unsleeved) and about 310 Tarot-sized cards sleeved (830 unsleeved).
• Use multiple small compartments for dice or small-sized game materials on the trays.
• The plastic Organizer Inserts are individually removable. They can be used on the tabletop as a game solution for a better overview.
• Transportable and tilt-proof – vertical storage possible
• Ready to use - no assembly required

The set includes:

• 1 Feldherr MINI PLUS bag
• 7 Organizer Inserts for cards and small-sized game materials
• 1 foam topper

You can comfortably carry it in the MINI PLUS bag. This is made of particularly hard-wearing material, ensuring the cards are protected from external influences while transported. It can also be locked and secured with an optional padlock. Additional space for writing materials and other small items, like the measurement sticks and dice from the set, can be found in the zippered inner pocket. A transparent pocket outside the bag can hold a label on which you can write your name or the contents.

Dimensions of the MINI PLUS Bag:

• Inside: approx. 275 mm x 172 mm x 150 mm
• Outside: approx. 300 mm x 200 mm x 160 mm

As with all 3D-printed models, minor imperfections may occur. The product images are only examples of how the finished product may look. Colors may vary. All products are delivered unpainted.

• thermosoftening plastic
• made from renewable raw materials
• ready to use - no assembly required
• 3D printed in Germany