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Dice box
6 designs tagged “Dice box”.
Board games / Accessories / Dice Storage
Mimic Vault — dice drawer in a monster that eats the loot
A ruined stone monument that's secretly a mimic: the front drawer is its maw and slides out to reveal your 7-die set, relief teeth grin under a translucent crystal bait pile on top. Prints upright, no supports. Includes a matching two-colour D6 with bone-femur Roman numerals.
Boxes & storage / Keepsake boxes / Fantasy
Library of Alexandria box — a magnetic box under the great dome
The Library of Alexandria as a box: a white-marble hall behind an arcade of pointed arches, a full-width stair, four turrets under gilded onion domes and a great ribbed dome on a chevroned drum. Everything above the cornice is the lid, and eight Ø5 × 3 mm magnets buried mid-print hold it shut. 118 × 96 × 113 mm outside, 90 × 60 × 45 mm inside. Six STLs, two prints, no supports, no glue.
Boxes & storage / Keepsake boxes / Fantasy
Castle keep box — a fortified keep that opens at the wall-walk
A 112 mm square castle keep whose lid is the wall-walk: lift the battlements, four corner drums and their tiled conical roofs straight off and the keep is a 70 x 70 x 64 mm box. Two prints, no supports, no hardware, nothing to glue. The lid rests rather than latches, so it is a table box, not a travelling one. Multi-colour for the AMS, and it still reads as a castle in one filament.
Boxes & storage / Keepsake boxes / Fantasy
Grimoire Box — a hinged spellbook with the magnets sealed inside
A leather-bound tome that opens on a real barrel hinge. Two sizes, any word you like on the cover, and four magnets that end up fully enclosed in the plastic - nothing visible in any face. Three printed parts, no supports, no screws, no glue.
Boxes & storage / Keepsake boxes / Fantasy
Mead hall box — a Viking longhouse whose whole roof lifts off
A 199 mm Viking longhouse whose whole shingled roof lifts off, leaving a 177 x 83 x 31 mm box with the hollow roof above it. Two prints in one wood-fill filament, no supports, no hardware, nothing to glue. Every plank, knot and shingle is cut and jittered from one seed, so it reads hand-built. The roof rests on a tongue, it does not latch, so it is a table box, not a travelling one.
Boxes & storage / Keepsake boxes / Geometric
Rhombic Dodecahedron Box — one part printed twice, magnets sealed inside
A 64 mm rhombic dodecahedron that opens at its equator. ONE STL, printed twice — the halves are congruent, not mirrored. Eight Ø4×2 magnets are enclosed mid-print: no glue, nothing visible, nothing to fall out. Stacks like cannonballs.