Okay, the headings can’t do strikethrough. Gonna leave it as a homage though!
I finally got around to doing the Catan that I had moved back again and again for fear of actually doing it and having to commit to such a project.
A very warm Thank you to @ijustlikemakingthing for providing the files and links to all the great figures in his build thread, whithout them it would have been a lot more work. And it still was a whole lot of work. It took me around 20 hours and I still made a lot of small mistakes (that you may or may not spot) and learned a whole lot. For instance that if you have a very precise CNC, the outer parts will not fit (I mean, you could hammer them in, that fits perfectly, but you actually want them to bit a bit loose so you can take them apart after the game… That was an hour of sanding with a Dremel…), that you really have to take care not to lose 0 when changing the tools (because the roads really barely fit) and that you really have to take care with 0, which was different for my Wenge for whatever reason though I used a touchplate.
I also would make the numbers “go through”. I only made 8mm recesses, but then they don’t fit exactly if your 0 wasn’t spot on (see above).
One thing I want to change are the numbers. The red numbers are definitely needed, as well as the smaller ones to not lose the overview and I am missing the letters. I have a plan, but it will have to wait for a bit. It includes chestnut and red heart… 
Pictures of the “packaging” and our first real game.
Wood is Satinwood (Wheat), Maple (Sheep), Wenge (Wood), Bog Oak (Ore), Smoked Pear (Clay) and Honey Locust (Desert - it has the dunes included!!). The sea is cherry, as well as the numbers. The symbols were drawn by my oldest daughter about a year ago, so she’d forgotten all about it. 
Look at that fancy grid! This seems to be a new function of Discourse?
It’s a great set as well! I looked through all of them before starting the build.