What is the size of the card holding area? I play SW XWing and there are mini cards with the game andThe length measures the width of a standard card
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Standar Size (like Pokemon's or Magic TCG) So, there's no problem to hold up mini cards
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There are two card holding areas, One vertical and one horizontal. The vertical one is pretty much only good for pilot cards but the horizontal one works just about perfect for holding sleeved upgrade and damage cards. This is actually one of the better storage solutions I've seen for X-Wing cards.
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The cards are the same size as a normal playing card deck, like you see in casinos. Kids love this game!!
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I'm not sure, I used them for a birthday party and threw the extras away. They seem to be the size of tokens at a game place- a little larger than a quarter.
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I cannot recall the actual dimensions, but it's the standard size... maybe around 6 feet square (Sorry, but I have no access to check the game at this time)
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I have the cards in storage but they're approx 5x5. We had all ages playing and everything was smooth. Great cards and numbers are large.
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I don't have the game with me (it was a gift I gave someone), but I'd estimate about 4"x6", maybe 3"x5"
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3" x 4". It's a good game, but you have to watch for it to finish adding the points to your score before you roll the dice again.
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The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the marked cards. The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the... » Read More The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the marked cards. « Show Less
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The board (excluding the frame) is 9" x 7.5". The actual playing area is 7.5" x 7.5", because there's an inch on the left for the letter distribution, etc., and half an inch on the right that's blank (so the two halves of the actual playing area are equal size). The tiles are 7/16" square. They fit into a plastic grid. Each square in the grid is .5", so there's a tiny space between the tiles when they're placed on the board. It's much smaller than a standard set, but you get used to it pretty quickly. It's a little difficult to clear the board at the end of a game, but that's about the only problem I can think of, and that's not much of a problem.
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The cards are the same size as a standard deck of playing cards or maybe just a tad smaller.
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The cards are about 5 inches squared. They are a good size, but a bit small.
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The other answers are correct. These cards measure 6.75" x 6.5", with 0.5" windows. Charlie's Little Company also sells a Jumbo Version for those who have trouble reading the standard cards. Please search Amazon for ASIN: B008ITBQ6W
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The measurements are: (l) 6.7" x (w) 1.5" x (h) 4.7". The width is irrelevant really, it's a dual slot card. It should fit whatever you're doing. In centimeters it's (l) 17cm x (w) 4cm x (h) 12cm.
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It does not, but the makers do have a very nice card holder in the works (I have two on order for when they are available). In the last update they sent to initial backers, the molds for it have been created and they are choosing the raw material, but I would say it should be available relatively soon. I don't have any ready pictures of it in use for a game, but I think I do have a snapshot of it with all the hexes and harbors in place. Let me see if I can figure out how to upload it.
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I keep four cards in there which is the max, I can't fit anything else. With the four cards I would say it may be at .5" or a hair over. Personally I love it for every day use. Hope that helps!
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Best guess is 2x2 pretty close to a standard size game board.. the pieces are a little crowded on the board but the details are incredible.. very heavy
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standard size cards. Make sure you buy the expensive plastic cards they recommend. They are the only ones that work well.