Bunker

Just a simple bunker i made years ago to fill in a bunch of different settings, ww1, ww2, cold war, or scify, and for that same reason it has 2 door options with a kind of button lock, and a normal kind of hatch lock system. The version you are downloading its the refined one, the first one (the one I have painted) had an error on the print that big line on the bottom, which in the end i like it how it looked, so i replicated the same in this new version, and also i had experience some problems with the roof...

Basically, if you print on fdm, if you don't have any support the roof printed on the air is not goona end well and you will have to fix by yourself a lot of things, so in this new version you have the bottom part of the bunker, the roof and the 2 Back walls with each different door, and also on this version i added holes for 2 mm magnets like in my painted version (which i have done with a dremmel) but doing this for this version its an idea i had after, the original print.

It is pre scaled to 28mm scale, normal human infantry can be inside without any problem, and for scenery if you want you can add a led candle also inside, it was made to have enough space for such things.

For painting it the most important thing its the concrete texture, which is a thing I do not want to apply on the original model, to have more flexibility: you can paint it like metallic or completely rusted as a kind of scify space bunker, or concrete, and i use a technique mixing plastic putty from vallejo and scale modeling plastic glue to make a plaster wich i applied "generously" with a big brush dotting everything, then its just to apply different grays and drybrushing, and the most important thing ( Mig Pigments) and that is all!

inside of the RaR archive you have a version of every part all in one, i have an ender 3d printer and the bed its hold it properly, and also separated parts in case you want to print them separately.

I hope you enjoy it as much as me.

For printing this on my ender 3 i just use the default config, and it lasted just 6 hours from start to finish of the print.