FINISHED!

All the elements were left to dry after being assembled. Once all the glue was dry, I then glued them down to the board itself. This was a departure from my usual method, which left the secenic elements loose to be rearranged, as this board was based on an established map from WizKids and I wanted it to remain "pure," so to speak, so we could have the fun of playing on an official map.

Back in Part 1 of this series, I mentioned that I used some images of Maya ruins insetad of Aztec because the pictures were higher resolution. So my fiance's son came over to visit one day while I was working on this project, and he syas "Is that some Maya stuff?" So I was busted for calling it Aztec. Now it is the Maya board.

First up are pictures from each side, and then three detail pictures.

Nicely done! Can't wait for in-game pics.