Ark Nova...Sleeved (iMats83 REMIX)

I really liked iMats83 insert design but wanted to be able to use sleeved cards.

This insert can be stored flat or on its side....HOWEVER....if you want to store this game on its side, you will have to create some sort of spacer, I used 5mm foamboard, to make up for the vertical gap/space that is left over. Once the spacer is in place the contents survived my shaking torture tests.

For the most part I took each of iMats83 components and changed the dimensions to make room for the slight enlarged card tray.

I redesigned the card tray from scratch which required me to find a new home for the Solo Tile and the Conservation Project Cards and the Final Scoring Cards. I created a card spacer so that when the Conservation Cards& the Final Scoring Cards are stacked on top of one another they are easier to distinguish and separate.

I also redesigned the Special Enclosures Tile Tray. I found removing the special enclosure tiles a little awkward from the original design so I just created 3 separate bins to house each type of special enclosure. This left enough room to place the solo tile at the opposite end of the Special Enclosure tile tray.

A NOTE ABOUT SLEEVES

This card tray WILL NOT fit all types of sleeves. The tray will not fit Fantasy Flight Sleeves for instance. Fantasy Flight sleeves are too long.

I can confirm that it will fit the following sleeve manufacturers;

1. Paladin Percival Sleeves
   https://paladinsleeves.com/product/percival-standard-card-game-ccg/

2. Minature Market Standard Sleeves
   https://www.miniaturemarket.com/gps96681.html

You will want to print multiples of the following files;

4 x Player Trays
2 x Money Trays
2 x Card Spacers

The file names will have a 'X#' at the end of the file name if you are supposed to print multiples. It should be pretty easy to figure out.

I realize that some of these pieces will not fit on smaller printers. I'm sorry but, I won't be breaking down these files into smaller parts for you.

I would recommend learning how to use TinkerCad and try doing it yourself. It's not a complicated program/app to learn.

Let me know if you have any questions, happy printing everyone!!

Cheers