Kutná Hora: The City of Silver - 3D printed game insert

Insert for the board game Kutná Hora: City of Silver (2023) licensed by CGE (Czech Game Edition).

The dominant feature of your game table will be the Church of St. Barbara, which you place on the table similar to a photo frame. It can also be used classically placed on the table, when you just need to push the bottom side to pull out the piece.

You store "paper computers" in a box folded and with cards. There is no need to disassemble anything, you simply pull them out and they are ready to play.

For the rights offer, we have created small trays, thanks to which you can comfortably move the entire line without it spilling over. At the same time, they have a protrusion, by which you can grab the entire container, and they can also be stacked on top of each other and the entire fireplace can then be stored in a box. Similarly, we solved the mine offer, which is divided into three parts.

As is our standard, the insert can also be stored vertically, contains two boxes for raw materials (coins and pelicans) and has enough space for wrapped cards (tested with Diamond covers that are 80 microns thick).

Thanks to building stacks, you can manipulate them (move around the map) without them falling apart. They can be stacked on top of each other and the entire chimney can then be stored in a box. Similarly, we solved the down offer.

List of all 29 parts and their description (terminology may vary - Czech translation not yet available):

card file, rockfalls, mining technology and buildings (remains in the box)
- you have cards divided into three compartments for mines / guilds / and event cards
 - parts of the buildings are divided into 9 separate stacks. (6 guilds and 3 city)
 - red city buildings, which come into play only in later rounds, are stored together with other city buildings
3 stacks down
- the pieces are divided and marked according to the level of I / II / III
2 containers for coins and pelicans, including a lockable lid
- all players at the table will have easy access to them and they won't spill out in your box
stack for game preparation
- starting player token / round indicator and tax values ​​/ patricians / guilds
 - the lid serves as part of the stand for the Church of St. Barbara
organizer of the Church of St. Barbara
- thanks to the lid, the parts in the box do not spill out. The lid also serves as the bottom part of the stand. The individual floors are adjusted so that they can be easily pulled out even in such a position.
 - the pieces are divided and ready for the game. Since after the game 8 out of 11 pieces would need to be shuffled from side to side, we decided not to make it more complicated and simply turn the pieces back again.
4 player boxes with lids
- three compartments for dividing buildings, miners and other components in the player's color
 - during the game you can use it to store coins and pelicans
 - put the cards on top and close the lid. It has a small beak on one side.
Most parts of the insert can be closed or stored so that the components do not spill out. So you can store it vertically without any worries.

Print options (we are currently preparing photos):
black - everything is black like mine. You won't make a big deal out of it, but it will save a few pennies
medieval mega ultra giga colorful - even though it doesn't seem like it, the Middle Ages was reveling in all colors, just like the game, so we got on the same page and used 13 different colors in the insert"