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Catan 3D Edition Board Game - $120.49 at Target
$120.49
$240.99
Back in stock on sale with a price that's $6 lower than the previous post.
https://www.target.com/p/catan-3d...A-79396316
https://www.target.com/p/catan-3d...A-79396316
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank lolopolo
Also, if anyone out there is looking for Catan themed gifts, Etsy has awesome stuff!
Having hard lockable tiles makes the game much more fun, just having the exterior frame with the cardboard tiles improved the experience immensely, the board doesn't constantly fall apart and need adjustments every turn.
That all being said, 120 bucks is still too rich for a bunch of cheap plastic parts.
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It's not even luxury. It's just plastic. Life had similar "3D" aspects to it. Would be different if it was actually crafted from wood and metal.
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1. You assume the cost value of your time is zero $ per hour.
2. You won't get close to the quality of this set unless you sink many hours into the project.
3. 3d printers and material are expensive.
4. Time cost of setting up / calibrating a new 3d printing system plus time and knowledge to use it.
5. Where do you get the cad models for all these pieces from? Time cost of creating them or finding them, and/or likely cost of buying existing models.
6. Creating Multi-colored 3d printed pieces is difficult and requires specific printers, likely requiring you to hand paint pieces after printing them. Requires more materials and time! And painted pieces will wear over time.
Bottom line, if you don't see the above as an issue then you are in the 0.5% of the population and this deal doesn't apply to you, so just move on!
1. You assume the cost value of your time is zero $ per hour.
2. You won't get close to the quality of this set unless you sink many hours into the project.
3. 3d printers and material are expensive.
4. Time cost of setting up / calibrating a new 3d printing system plus time and knowledge to use it.
5. Where do you get the cad models for all these pieces from? Time cost of creating them or finding them, and/or likely cost of buying existing models.
6. Creating Multi-colored 3d printed pieces is difficult and requires specific printers, likely requiring you to hand paint pieces after printing them. Requires more materials and time! And painted pieces will wear over time.
Bottom line, if you don't see the above as an issue then you are in the 0.5% of the population and this deal doesn't apply to you, so just move on!
I don't think the comments are really suggesting that people 3D print their own and more commenting about the fact that they don't see the value in the amount of money that are asking for this plastic board game. That you really could feasibly buy a 3D printer and print one yourself for the cost of this version.