Patatas

**WELCOME TO PATATAS

Here's the 3D printing file for the Patatas tray! Suitable for small printers like mine, which has a 230 × 150 × 140 mm tray.

The model includes a handy compartment for storing marbles after each game.

It is possible to print the marbles, but as this is rather complicated to do, it is recommended to buy them directly.

Here's everything you'll find in the able files for Patatas :

• The 3D file to print the tray (suitable for 230 × 150 × 140 mm printers). It's advisable to print 6 of them to store all the marbles properly.

• 3D file for beads**, but it's recommended to buy 1 cm beads to avoid printing difficulties.

• PDF with written rules**.

• A video explaining the rules of the game (https://youtu.be/9Nbn520eib0)

It's all set up for a wild game of Patas! 🎲

Video link: https://youtu.be/9Nbn520eib0

Link to buy marbles: https://a.aliexpress.com/_EJrbTNn

PATATAS

The game where your pawns turn into little potatoes ready to head for the Fryer! But watch out, your opponents are there to send you straight back into your bag.

Strategy, dirty tricks and twists of fate guaranteed! Who will be the Master of the Fryer?

Grab your cards, prepare your pawns, and let the battle begin!

OBEJECTIVE

The aim of the game in Patatas is to be the first to get your five Patatas (your pawns) to the Fryer (the finishing area).

Your Patatas start their journey in the Bag (the start area), and you have to move them around the board to fry them in your Fryer.

objective

IN PLACE

Set up the board according to the number of players. If there are two of you, use 4 parts of the board. For more players, add board pieces.

From 2 to 4 players, use 2 decks of cards. With 5 or 6 players, use 3 packs. Don't forget to add all the Jockers.

Each player chooses a color for his Patatas and places them in his Bag.

The cards are shuffled, and each player receives 5 cards.

**HOW TO PLAY

Each turn, you draw a card, then play one to move one of your Patatas. The card you play determines how many squares your Patata advances on the board:

• As, King, Queen, Jack:** Draw a Patata from your Bag.

• King, Queen, Jack :** Advance 10 squares.

• Cards numbered Ace to 10 except 8 :** Advance the number of squares indicated on the card.

• The 7:** You can advance 7 squares with a Patata or divide these 7 squares between two Patatas. Be careful, you must play them all.

• The 8:** Move back 8 squares, can be useful if you're close to your Fryer. But you can't enter it by moving backwards.

• Jocker : Take the place of an opponent's Patata and send it back into its Bag.

IMPORTANT RULES

To get a Patata out of your Bag, you need an Ace, King, Queen or Jack.

If you land on the square of an opponent's Patata, you send it straight back into their Bag.

A Patata that has arrived in its Fryer is safe and can no longer be moved by another player.

On the board you can your opponents' patatas, but not your own. Nor in the fritteuse, for that matter.

You must arrive in your Fryer with the exact number of squares, otherwise you keep spinning on the board.

The game ends when you've taken all your Patatas to your Fryer. The first to do so wins the game!

RANGEMENT

The Patatas tray is a model of ingenuity: modular to adapt to the number of players, it nests easily for compact storage. Best of all, it can hold all the marbles, making it convenient to carry and store.

A clever solution for quick-set-up games!

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To print the Patatas tray, here are some standard parameters to use:

• Filling:** 20%, for a good balance between strength and filament economy.

s: Activate these for complex areas that require during printing.

• Layer height:** Use 0.2 mm for a good compromise between quality and speed.

• Print speed:** Leave the default speed or reduce it slightly to improve detail.

These settings guarantee a solid, well-finished print, suitable for smaller printers.