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Vector copy (.SVG) of my micropul box. My tiles are 3cm square and mounted on cereal box carboard, this box fits them with plenty of room to spare. This box should fit up to about 3.5 cm square. You might be able to fit 1/8" thick tiles in this box, but it'd probably be a squeeze. Editing the svg in Inkscape (free vector art software) should be simple enough if you wish to resize the box to accommodate other size tiles. Assembly of the box should be reasonably straightforward.

A backing file for micropul tiles. Consists of word "micropul" repeating at angle. Looks nice for something a little less bland, can be seen in http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/579910. A4 size.

Rules that fit in your pocket - 1 page of rules that folds into a booklet. Folding instructions found at pocketmod.com Smaller text, but includes examples.

Rules that fit in your pocket - 1 page of rules that folds into a booklet. Folding instructions found at pocketmod.com Larger text, but no examples.

Translated into Russian Language Project - http://www.nastolka.info

red/orange version of the rounded design; I must've forgotten to upload it anew.

orange/lime version check the others!

flesh vs machine version

green/brown, treeish design

purple/orange, squarish design

black/white, squarish design

lime/pink with a spiky design

blue/green, round; the easiest for identifying the groups of micropuls; the one I used at first

green/blue, with a diamond shape.

boxes for some of the designs

...All irregularities will be handled by the forces controlling each dimension... Sapphire and Steel have been assigned. A re theme of the wonderful game micropul using images from the title sequence of the science fiction show "Sapphire and Steel". Catalists are replaced with transuranic elements, and the plus sign indicated that you are getting help from Gold. If you want to imagine that you are either Joanna Lumley or David Macallum whilst playing then thats up to you... there is currently no provision to "take time back"!

This set is based on the original design of the tiles, but I wanted to make the micropuls two different colors. I chose red and blue, because I liked the look of [url=http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/372128]Matthew Thomas's "Superman" set[/url]. I then added borders around the micropuls to make it easier to identify group boundaries, as well as recognize open vs. closed groups. This file is rendered using vector graphics, so they will look smooth at any resolution.

Graphics from file http://files.boardgamegeek.com/geekfile_view.php?fileid=35282 redone in Black and White

Matches the graphics from file: http://files.boardgamegeek.com/geekfile_view.php?fileid=35282

This box was designed to hold 1" x 1" x 1/8" micropul tiles. The insert separates the tiles from the beads. The assembled box has been pictured on images # 382843 and 382844.

"Farming" re-theme for micropul. I hand painted each tile with watercolors.

[b]Big Bang![/b] [i]Two Galaxies begin to form, Matter on one side and Anti-matter on the other. Expand the Universe and fight for control of the Galaxies but beware, Matter and Anti-matter Stars will annihilate if they touch! Planets and Space Stations drift through empty space, get them close to a Star in order to improve your resources and keep exploring the unknown growing Universe. And don't forget, only completed Galaxies will lead to victory![/i] A re-theme of the micropul tiles, it plays exactly with the same rules. Uploaded with the agreement of the designer. And this is how it looks like (minis not included :)): [ImageID=340935 small inline] [ImageID=340936 small inline]

Make your own box, same size as Kosmos 2-player series.

Tuck box for your Micropul components. Size = 57x89x26mm.

Original micropul rules translated to Polish

a higher resolution (and bigger) version

A visual alternate tile set for micropul