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Tips and tricks for board and card game storage, particularly custom or after-market storage methods for games with an inadequate native storage method or whose storage method is large and/or cumbersome to use. Includes questions about the protection of individual game components to reduce wear and/or increase longevity.
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How does one make foam inserts for games?
How about using papier mâché? You could use those egg crates to get a very fine-textured pulp and build the insert from that, then cover the backside with paper strips. Lightweight, durable, cheap, an …
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