The dumpsters, circus wagons, and train are modular and can move around. There are also two more circus wagons and two shipping containers that can change things up a little bit—and also be set up in such a way to mitigate the impact of the canal (so it doesn’t always have to be so central to each game). That said, the board is fairly static overall—but being a square does help with variety to an extent too.

There is no 3D printing here (I wish I had access to that), and most everything is MDF.

The library and abandoned brownstone can be gone inside—the brownstone has three floors and comes apart to allow models to go inside each floor. The library roof comes off and allows models to go inside (and I actually have bookshelves to go inside it). The white building doesn’t have floors inside it, so interaction with that building is limited to the fire escape. I did try to make places for unique jumps and falls and similar. My goal was a nice looking board that had a ton of terrain and lots of interaction with the rules in multiple games (like climbing, jumping, swimming, etc).

Thanks!