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There is no DX11 image reflections in any future build of the game, with the game instead using cubemaps. He states that this feature will not be in the final game due to unknown issues with the DX11 build of UDK, and this indeed came to pass. On August 10 2013, Jonas posted a preview of DX11 image reflections on Tumblr, which is real-time reflections on metal surfaces. The tables on the first floor aren't up against the wall, with their instead being various machines and furniture. They can, however, be found in the final game's Modding Tools. These machines would provide food, but weren't used in the final. Two machines can be seen at the top of the stairs up against the wall. One of the two sets of the stairs is a slide in the concept art, and there's no exit on the second floor that would lead to branching rooms in the place of the door, there's a window. The sketch of the used cafeteria also has a few differences to the final. The room, overall, has a slightly more fancy look to it compared to the used cafeteria room. There's also a small glass tunnel directly above the bar/cafe. There appears to be a bar or cafe in the center of the room, a dining table to the left of it, and an additional seating area on the second floor.

There's three exits to the room, one of them being on the second floor. The second cafeteria appears to have a design that has two floors, much like the used one, and lacks two sets of stairs in the middle for navigating between the floors, with there instead appearing to be a spiral staircase. There's an unused test layout texture and model in the Modding Tools that also acknowledges this second cafeteria. Another major difference is the depiction of two cafeterias, of which only one exists in the final. However, several decorations for the room were made, and can be found leftover in the final game's Modding Tools, unused. The layout of this room would also be completely overhauled, lacking most of the decorations seen in the concept art. In the final, the trash can was changed to be more detail and use black and grey textures primarily.

The floor of the science room is completely different, and an orange trash can is depicted in the concept art. Likewise, the door in the science room is completely different from the final's, being made of shiny metal. In the machine room, there's a large red door depicted as the entrance to the science room, but the door has a mechanized look to it instead of the simpler design it would receive. There are quite a few differences in some of the rooms compared to the final game, with some of these designs being seen in outdated cubemaps in the initial release. These four pieces are all dated August 4 2013, and depict interior rooms of the train intended for Murder on the Science Express and the room at the front of the train used in Train Rush as well. The ladder on the back of the train appeared in the Beta builds, but was removed in the final game.

These two pieces are for the train's caboose and general train pieces. In celebration of the Beta builds releasing in 2015, Luigi Lucarelli released some concept art for the game, with quite a few pieces for Trainwreck of Science. The only similarities that it seems to share with the final version are the hat and mouth. He is much taller, has actual eyes, has an ear piercing, and wears a completely different outfit. The original sketch for the Conductor is radically different from his final design. On August 12 2021, Shane Frost found one of his original sketches of the Conductor before he was refined and implemented into the game: The Conductor is already shown with his final design in the banner. The banner below was shown alongside the news:

The level also had its name already: Trainwreck of Science. On August 3 2013, Gears For Breakfast posted on their Kickstarter and game's website that Chapter 3's development had begun.