3D catan board in game

Overhead view of the board with parts on. The settlements and cities rest comfortably at the corners, they do have to be slightly aligned to point down one of the three edges, but that's not a big deal, and not really noticeable.

You can see that the numbers are simply rested onto the tiles. The only tile for which this isn't ideal is the sheep, where the hill in the middle is a bit too big to rest the number absolutely flat. Even though this is the case the robber is still stable when on the numbers.

The robber on the mountain tile, which is somewhere I thought I might have a problem. The number actually rests comfortable in the space between the two ranges, and is stable enough.

This is the card seafarers expansion tiles added onto the normal board. You can see that the sizes of the tile is almost the same. In fact my tiles are about .2mm too wide, so there are a couple of gaps when used together, but nothing that prevents normal use of the game.

An overhead look where you can see some of the gaps more clearly. Because of the very slight size difference, the tiles are incompatible with the card border, so I might have to design one.