May 8, 2018
Description
Here's my new 2.0 version of the city & knights expansion for my new settlers of catan 2.0 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2525047). It's especially made for multicolor printers like the prusa mk2 multimaterial upgrade ore the palette from mosaic. The original designs from Tinkercad can be found at the bottom of the description as well (happy modifying :-))
Authorised shops (without quality guarantee):
OTHER 2.0 EXPANSIONS:
DON'T POSSESS A MULTIMATERIAL-CAPABLE PRINTER? NO PROB...
You can just print out the files you find here under the thing-files. Those are for a single color printer and you then have the pleasure to paint them the way you like :-). Just print the following parts:
City-improvements:
CITY-IMPROVEMENTS:
The city improvements do work like this: Each player gets one counter for each color (blue, green & yellow):
TRADER SHIPS:
Instead of the classic trader that is placed on a resource-tile (which is difficult on the 3d-terrain) I created the trader ships. Place your trader ship on a tile with the corresponding harbor-resource you want to trade for at a ratio of 2:1. There can always be only one trader ship on the board at the time.
Monopoles / Metropolis with different roule-sets (German & English)
There are two versions of the game. One is the newer German version (I built my game according to this one) and one is the older English version. In both versions the metropolis-pieces, that I called "monopoles" are used in a different way.
German version:
Each player gets 3 metropolis-pieces for his player-color. The colors of the metropolises do not correspond to the colors of the development-aspects (yellow, green and blue)! If I for example play with the color blue, then each metropolis I build on the board has the color blue as well. To check for which development-color it stands, you have to check the development-steps of all the players. This version makes it easier to see on the board to which player a metropolis belongs but it makes it more difficult to see for which development-aspect (science = green, trade = yellow, politics = blue) it stands.
English version:
In this version there are only 3 metropolises in the whole game. Each one with the color of the corresponding development-aspect (yellow, green and blue). If you have the right to build a metropolis, you choose the color of that development-aspect and place it on the board. That makes it easier to see for which development-aspect the metropolis stands but more difficult to see to which player it belongs.
My recommendation ist the following:
FOR THOSE WHO POSSESS A MUTLIMATERIAL-CAPABLE PRINTER CHECK OUT THOSE FILES HERE:
STORAGE: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3061029
Open designs in Tinkercad:
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike