Pollo y LlamaPollo y Llama

Met us at SPIEL Essen? Welcome.

Every piece in its place. Ready to play.

We design and 3D print board-game inserts that give every card, token and board its own place in the box. Open it, take out the trays and start playing.

The insert compatible with SETI, packed in its box with the boards on top
Insert compatible with SETIProduct render
3
games sorted so far
31
trays, one family
NL
made in Nieuwegein

What we do

Make setup faster. Keep everything ready to play.

01

Designed for each game

We measure the real components of a game and shape every tray around them.

02

Ready-to-play trays

Each tray is a supply you put straight on the table. Less sorting, faster setup, faster packing up.

03

Printed in small batches

We print in matte PLA, a few at a time, and improve each insert with the feedback of players and stores.

Our inserts

Three games. Zero rubber bands.

Every insert is built from the same family of trays: learn one and you know them all. Pick a game and take a look inside.

The insert compatible with SETI in its box, lids off
Product render

Insert compatible with

SETI

Space, sorted.

Five alien species, every tech tile and a galaxy of tokens, each with its own spot. The boards rest in their own molds on top.

Sky Blue and Terracotta

12
trays
32
pieces
13
steps
Open the box
The insert compatible with Ark Nova in its box, lids off
Product render

Insert compatible with New

Ark Nova

A zoo that tidies itself.

Zoo decks, buildings and the bank line up in three lanes, and every player’s kit stacks into a tower. The card trays fit sleeved cards.

Grass Green and Sky Blue

11
trays
26
pieces
9
steps
Open the box
The insert compatible with Terraforming Mars in its box, lids off
Product render

Insert compatible with New

Terraforming Mars

Mars, ready in minutes.

Cards, the bank and the tiles each get a tray, and all five player trays sit in a row along the top. Lift them out and start terraforming.

Terracotta and Desert Tan

8
trays
18
pieces
5
steps
Open the box

Your game is missing? Tell us which one. Your requests decide what we design next.

Suggest a game

Small decisions you feel when you play

The same details, in every tray.

A filled bank tray with its lid beside it

Lids that park underneath

When you play, flip the lid over and set the tray on it: it clicks on underneath, so it never wanders off across the table.

An open card tray with two square bays and thumb cuts

Square bays for cards

Sleeved cards sit in square bays on a flat floor. A thumb cut at each short end lets you reach the very last card.

A token bank with curved wells, filled with tokens

Curved wells for tokens

Round corners and a rounded floor, so tokens slide out under one finger instead of hiding in a corner.

A cassette with tiles fanned out on the table

Tiles that stand up and fan out

Cassettes keep flat tiles upright in the box. On the table, lay one down and the tiles fan out, ready to pick up.

Work with us

Small batches. Direct communication. Flexible development.

For stores

Inserts for the games your customers already love. We start with small batches, talk with you directly and shape the next inserts around your feedback.

Ask about your store

For publishers

Thinking of an insert for your game? We measure the real components and design every tray around them, in a family of trays that works the same way in every box.

Talk about your game

For players

Want an insert for your copy, or for a game we have not made yet? Tell us which one: your requests decide what we design next.

Suggest a game

Who we are

A chicken, a llama and a 3D printer.

Pollo y Llama is a small company in Nieuwegein, the Netherlands, specialising in 3D-printed inserts and accessories for board games. The chicken keeps things calm and in order, the llama brings the energy. Together we make inserts by players, for players.

Tell us who you are, your store or company, and which games you would like inserts for.

Let’s play

Email
info@polloyllama.com
Phone
+31 6 23 80 33 08
Web
polloyllama.com
Based in
Nieuwegein, the Netherlands