Smaller player / commander boards and large container remix - Dune imperium uprising

The original player boards didn't fit on my Ender 3, so I made them less wide (200 mm) and made a few other changes:

• Player board (black): apart from being less wide, it also has a fillet on the resource compartments; it now holds the original flags instead of the printed ones and it also has holes to make it easier to take out the leader and cards on the sides. They aren't decorated.
• Commander board (white) (for 6 player games): it is the same as the player board but shorter, it has 3 compartments instead of 4 (because they don't have troops), instead of the flags, it holds its agents.

The rest of the critical measurements are the same, so it should hold the same things as the original.

If you print 4 player boards and 2 commander boards, they should sit flush with the rest of the insert, so you don't need any risers. They also leave a ~92 mm gap to the sides that you will need to fill with something else, I just used some foam, but in the future I might add inserts to fit expansions there.

I also remixed the large container so it has 2 dividers instead of 1, this is so you can have 2 separate resource “piles” on different sides of the table. Because without expansions you don't need the second large container the author instructs you to print. There are 2 versions, one with fillet on the inside (the one I printed), and one without it.

Inspired by this remix https://www.printables.com/model/1300692-dune-imperium-box-organizer I also made a card brace so you can store the starter decks on the player boards to make it easier to setup. This card brace doesn't support sleeved cards.

Made the player and commander boards smaller so they fit inside an Ender 3, but respecting the critical measurements so it works with the original insert.

Also remixed the large container so it has 2 dividers instead of 1. There is a version with fillet and other without it.