I truly feel your pain. It drives me nuts when things aren't organized. Luckily my gaming group is equally OCD, so it protects my sanity.
So spiff, when are you going to post the bixes to your website? I printed the tuckpacks and am working on cutting and assembling the 3-D terrsin.
How about right now? I just posted a link on my site.
I also decided to include three spinner counters (they're just like the tiny hp counters I have on my SotM site, but double-sized) you can use to track victory conditions or count down a scenario's timer. I put them directly into the box pages because I hate to leave so much wasted blank space.
There's still nothing for the monorail tracks or the mist wall. I'll get to that when I get to it.
Love it good job spiff
Thanks spiff. You could just do a longer skinner box for the 3 tile rails and mist.
For anyone that is still using the insert in their Tactics box, I've redesigned ny token packs and created user friendly files. The end result is a clean, aesthetically pleasing set-up which completely eliminates all bags (yes, I even made a box for the dice...).
Spiff has graciously agreed to host these files, as well as my shorter variant on his amazing 3D terrain,
and my 3D terrain storage boxes
on his newly added "non-Spiff" page.
Thanks again Spiff!
A few weeks ago, during a sickly weekend, I decided to fit all the Sentinels Tactics stuff (FoF, Uprising & mini's; without the latest pack) into the FoF box via a custom insert (see below). The materials used were foamcore and 300 g/m2 paper. Booklets fit easily on top.
So…beautiful…! 
That's awesome. I would totally pay for someone to replicate that.
Wow, yeah, that's wonderful! Thanks for sharing. 
Thanks! For those of you interested, I could provide the measurements if you feel adventurous with the materials.
I at least would be interested in the measurments. I have some spare white 6mm board laying around.
Count me in for some measurements, I can use an afternoon/weekend of crafting. It will also help encourage me to bring the box around to the game stores we play at. Our fishing tackle bag is not nearly as visually pleasing to newcomers =]
Ooh, nice - I’d like to replicate it, too!
Terrific, thank you. I have three questions:
The tray bottoms are also foam board, correct?
What is the plateau you describe?
And just out of curiosity, why is there that gap?
Hej folks,
Sorry for the delay, but I finally managed to find the time to digitize my notes in a generally understandable format:
/edit: Included the height of the divider walls of the top left compartment.
The measurements are based on 5 mm thick foam board and yes, the tray bottoms are of the same material.
The described plateau is to raise the environment elements to a level that you can pick them out conveniently. As these are the final pieces of the insert, I recommend making these based on your own insert dimensions.
The gap in the bottom of the tray is there so you can easily lift up and pick out the character cards.
PS.: I uploaded a new picture including the height of the divider wall of the top left compartment, as these are a bit lower for ease of taking out the tokens and Omnitron V.
Hey Bas,
I just did a test-fit of the insert I built from your measurements. Great job! There are a couple minor tolerancing issues, but nothing I couldn’t squeeze a little or solve with better materials for the mini dividers. However, you may want to double-check the dimensions on the Omnitron V compartment in the insert. I think the vertical dimension (as viewed on the plan) is a little short and I’m going to have to redo that one.
Thanks man, I am happy it worked for you! Regarding the fitting, it is tight, and for the smaller compartments I did work on the fly to see what would fit where best (and measured after), so that may have created some variation in the measurements. With Omnitron, try rotating him, as one diameter side of him is slightly narrower.
Feel free to list your observations and suggestions for improvement here, so we can optimize the insert further .