[Scott]

ah-haa, yes i see now. good work.

that is a fFunny gap in piece#1, eh? i wonder if the cards are designed to have a little wiggle room, or maybe they were cropped a little in production? These are supposedly prototype cards, so the fFinal design may differ. this may be the sort of reason why they are prototypes.

The repetition of areas makes me think the completed map sections wont wind up being very large. no way to know that now, tho.

[Mima]

OK, here goes. You will just have to not look if you want to have a go.

I have reduced the cards to 3" and increased the others to fit. I have these as Corel files, which makes them moveable, if people want access to these happy to post them up as well.

Also, I don't think this is all of them, I'm sure there are more to find, but in the same order as the spoilers above:

[Scott]

oh, go on. post it. i think it's alright. i am clever enough to not look at something if i dont wanna see it.

if it really bothers you, post it somewhere-else and place a link to that somewhere-else over here.

[Mima]

They do once you have the other piece, and you have to look very carefully at the top right of 138.

I was going to put the matches up, but I had a look at the preview of the post, and putting .jpg files up means that you can see the matches, so would totally spoil for anyone else. Do you know of a way of putting .jpg files up so they don't show??

Thanks

[hamatoyoshi]

I had considered putting together some sort of fictional Perplex City GIS, but I simply don't have the time.

If you included the following bits of information:

The Perplex City Tourism Information Centre Directions (wiki link)

The Perplex City Tourism Brochure Subway Map (wiki link)

You could have a pretty good framework for a larger map.

[James Lyon]

74 and 138 look like they match up but they don't. At least not perfectly.

Edit: though if you leave about a half inch gap between them, then they do.

[Mima]

[PUZZLE] Map pieces