6: Siege - the board game big box insert (gameplay all-in)

This insert fits everything from the trooper pledge (and the „bonus“ map pack) inside the white big box for Rainbow 6: Siege - the board game.

Box setup (top to bottom):

1. rules
2. top layer:
   1. barricade_tray: all barricades
   2. breach_tray: all breaches
   3. defender_operator_setup_tray: operator specific components for defenders
   4. attacker_operator_setup_tray: operator specific components for attackers (I replaced the shields with 3d printed ones and the bottom piece of the gravel figure with a standee)
3. all four map boards
4. middle layer:
   1. fire_gas_smoke_tray: fire, gas and smoke standees (disassembled)
   2. mission_setup_bottom: hostage mini & markers, round tracker, bombs, control tokens, bonus tokens
   3. mission_setup_top: charge cubes, dice
   4. operator_profile_tray: operator profiles, tactical inventories, LoS rulers
   5. defender_token_tray: activation tokens, wound tokens, stunned markers, located markers, overwatch tokens, leaning standees, reroll token
   6. attacker_token_tray: activation tokens, wound tokens, stunned markers, located markers, overwatch tokens, leaning standees, reroll token
   7. defender_setup_tray: 2 shields, cameras, bulletproof cameras, barbwire, fortified entryways
   8. attacker_setup_tray: drone, claymores (I also store a line laser in this tray)
5. bottom layer:
   1. defender_mini_tray: miniatures, named entryway tokens, hidden operator tokens
   2. attacker_mini_tray: miniatures, named entryway tokens
6. obstacle layer with the card board insert from the base game
   1. masks & replacements
   2. fits all different cardboard tokens from the base game and a few duplicate ones. Make sure to position the highest obstacles on the edge where the recess of the defender tray is (like pictured). I cut off a small piece of card board of the chairs so I could place them on their back inside the box.

Tip: Make sure that the activated face of the activation markers is visible from both sides of the token stack. It's a tight fit otherwise because of the rounded corners (for optics).

If your printer has a print bed of 30cm or larger you can print the full trays. I printed the split versions of the larger pieces and connected them via duck tape.

The insert needs quite a lot of filament to print because of the thick rims. It was about 2.5kg with 15% infill.

I printed a few of these shields to replace the cardboard ones: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/easy-print-deployable-shield-barricade-28mm-modern-sci-fi