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This is a dice tray for Doctor Who: Time of the Daleks, with a sliding dovetail lid and 8 spaces to fit dice. A dice blocker model is included to take up dice spaces depending on Daleks and time anomalies. The sliding lid has two notches on one side so it will stay shut when fully closed. The model was developed with Fusion 360, with occasional use of Meshmixer to do cuts for quickly testing out the lid and the blockers. There are 0.2mm of clearance between the lid and the base of the tray on each side. To use this, after inserting the dice you can slide the lid over a dice tower and let the dice fall, or you can flip the tray into your hand after you have decided on your pool and roll normally. You should only need one for all players: just pass it around.

117 pages ; 21 cm

This is a simple dice holder that I designed as a first dip into modelling for 3D printing and parametric CAD. The tray is designed to lay on top of the TARDIS console card. It has an additional space (V4 moves it to the right of the regular spaces) for the TARDIS die, in case you want to use it. It slides around a bit when you take dice at first, but you get used to it after a bit. To allow for printing in typical 20x20cm beds, the tray is split into four pieces that you assemble later. They should snap tightly into place, but I have also glued them for extra strength. Card spaces are designed with extra allowance, so they may fit sleeved cards. It's the fourth version of this design, actually :-). First version was flimsy, second didn't fit dice without a good deal of filing and sanding, and third fit had the TARDIS die space to the left of the dice pool (leaving some of the "Dice Pool" text visible). I would probably want to add something to slide the TARDIS console into, but I am thinking of a different design altogether now.