Pyry Carcassonne Collection

Designed like small chests, these 3D-printable boxes bring order and style to your Carcassonne collection. Each box keeps tiles and components neatly arranged, protected, and ready for play — no more loose stacks or mixed pieces between games.

Every lid features an embossed emblem that matches its set, making it easy to identify the right box at a glance. The unified design keeps your collection visually consistent, whether you’re storing the base game or adding new expansions.

Emblems follow the visual style of each edition: tile-shaped frames for the base game and shield-shaped frames for the 2025 renewed expansions (C3.1). The hexagonal emblem carries the Carcassonne “C” logo, available in both the classic and updated versions. Most boxes are 54 mm tall, with special sizes for large tiles.

Versions of Carcassonne — C1, C2, C3, and C3.1 — are explained in detail on Wikicarpedia, where you can also check which edition you own.

Available boxes

Go to collection page for all models →

Base game – all versions

• Main game
• Meeple
• Abbot
• River

Main expansions – classic Carcassonne editions (C1 / C2 / C3)

• Expansion 1: Inns & Cathedrals
• Expansion 4: The Tower
• and more to come…

Main expansions – year 2025 renewed versions (C3.1)

• Expansion 1: Inns & Cathedrals
• Expansion 2: Traders and Builders
• Expansion 3: Dragon and Fairy
• Expansion 4: Towers and Thieves
• Expansion 5: Messengers and Mayors
• and more to come…

Printing

Here are some printing tips.

• Print orientation:
  • Base: print upright.
  • Lid: print upside down, with the emblem facing the bed
• No supports needed.
• Use the Arcane wall generator – it handles fine emblem details very well.
• Set infill direction to 90° (both sparse and solid). This helps prevent small gaps in emblem areas.
• Slow down the first layer – around 10 mm/s, with first-layer infill enabled. This improves adhesion and helps capture small emblem details with short lines.
• Top surface acceleration around 1000 mm/s² gives a smoother finish. Make sure your filament is well tuned (pressure advance, flow ratio, max volumetric speed, and temperature) for the best results.