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Well, I'll go first. Not sure what kind of maps you're looking for, but Portobello Market definitely contains one of my favorite boards. Full of details (Westminster Abbey looks awesome), and great quality overall. The game itself is merely "good" in my opinion, but it's quick fun anyway and the board is just a pleasure to look at!
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Posted Sat Dec 22, 2007 7:55 am
AND you could change the layout again and again, and maybe write some subliminal messages with roads.
Alameda
California
Wrocław
Dolny Śląsk
Although one could bolt or nail or glue pictures to a wall, there also exist certain clever techniques of hanging pictures on a wall in such a way that they may be removed (perhaps to lay them horizontally on a gaming table, hypothetically speaking) and later rehung at the same place on the wall. A consultation with an expert at a framing shop or hardware store may help.
Mesa
Arizona
Although one could bolt or nail or glue pictures to a wall, there also exist certain clever techniques of hanging pictures on a wall in such a way that they may be removed (perhaps to lay them horizontally on a gaming table, hypothetically speaking) and later rehung at the same place on the wall. A consultation with an expert at a framing shop or hardware store may help.
Acworth
Georgia
A good question, and still being debated. The first idea was to attach hooks on the top of the boards, but I don't want to damage the boards, and I also want to make sure they lie flat.
Another idea is to have a top and bottom edge on the wall with a lip, so that the gameboard could slide in and out easily.
Steubenville
Ohio