Naval Battle

It's a blast to play this game with the whole family, and it's definitely one of our favorites. We had a printed version, but it had a couple of issues for me. The pegs were too small and delicate, and there was no locking mechanism for the cover.

That's when I decided to take matters into my own hands and design my own version.

I've created three different styles of covers and multiple ship designs. Print out the ones that tickle your fancy the most.

Here's a little tip: if the peg doesn't fit smoothly into a hole, don't force it. It can be a pain to remove later. Check if you need to adjust the outer X-Y compensation on your printer and then print a batch of pegs.

I recommend printing:
- Around 80 "Water" Pegs.
- And then the number of 35 "Fired/Ship on Fire" Pegs. (The larger fire peg is for the top board, while the smaller one is for our ships when they're hot.)

The hinges are specifically designed to be used with filament. Simply insert the filament into the hol