A small game tin.
Room for the story.
For Hape’s GONE FISHIN’! game, the tin serves as both a branded package and a place to keep the game components together. Junmei’s project material shows a compact rectangular format with colourful fishing-themed artwork.
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A practical metal pack.
Styled product photographs use AI-enhanced backgrounds. Junmei’s role in this case is the tin packaging. Select any image for a larger view.
A compact package for a game set
The brief combines recognisable graphics with a practical storage format. The illustrated front and information-bearing back need to work within a small surface area, while the lid and body must accommodate the packed components.
Material, format
and project scope.
- Tin dimensions
- 129 × 80 × 29 mm
- Material
- 0.23 mm tinplate
- Printing
- Four-colour printing
- Finish
- Gloss coating
- Insert
- No insert specified for this order
- Application
- Fishing-game packaging
These are records for this project. The order quantity is not a minimum order quantity, and future sampling and production schedules are confirmed for each project.
From decoration
to the finished pack.
Product-specific photographs connect the design, metal components and packing sequence.
Printed sheets & metal forming
Printed sheets carry the illustrated front and information-bearing back. The project’s basic specification lists four-colour printing with a gloss coating. Forming images connect the printed layout with the compact metal shell.
Graphics, edges & assembly
The production views show component handling, printed back panels and lid-and-body assembly. Clear graphics, edge finish and fit were the packaging review priorities. Junmei’s role in this case is the tin packaging; requirements for the complete game are handled with the responsible product team.
Protection through carton packing
The final photographs show protected tins arranged inside cartons and packed cartons prepared for dispatch. The package needs to be reviewed with the actual game components, instructions and customer-approved markings.
Review the tin with the game.
Bring the full component list and packed dimensions to the sample review. Confirm where instructions, age information and required markings belong, using approved customer artwork. Define any testing requirements with the responsible product team before production release.
Develop your own tin packaging.
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