Messina 1347 - modular map base

Beautiful board game designed by Raúl Fernández Aparicio and Vladimír Suchý with graphics by Michal Peichl

One of the most annoying problems with the board game is the creation of the modular map.
Just a small shift and the tiles move, breaking up the map.
To solve this problem I designed a modular map base, with the same dimensions as the map (about 8cm) and a series of connectors to hold the various tiles in place.
Everything remains neat and tidy.

Printing is recommended:
- 24 tiles
- 26 side supports
- just under 50 connectors (but you can print many fewer)

from BGG: "Messina 1347 takes place during the introduction of the plague epidemic (a.k.a. the "black death") and the spreading of its infection through town. During this time period, merchant ships delivering luxury goods to Europe brought to these countries an unprecedented epidemic — and one of the first affected cities was Messina, Italy.

In the game, players take the role of important Messina families who are leaving town and moving to the countryside out of fear of being infected by the plague. While doing this, they are focusing on saving other inhabitants and helping to fight the plague infection in town. They must also endeavor to prosper in their countryside residence, where they are temporarily accommodating rescued residents. They are all waiting there for the epidemic to subside, then they return to Messina to take over and dominate particular districts in the town."