Бункер в стиле Фронтерис

A bunker, or perhaps a secure stairwell, in a style harmonious with Sector Fronteris (and a bit of Sector Mechanicus).

Compatibility

It is the same height as a Sector Fronteris hab unit.

Otherwise, not really! It's standalone scenery. There's no pipes. I have tried attaching the stockade walls to it, but I didn't match the pillars quite that closely. It wouldn't take much effort to make them fit, but the effort would definitely be there.

Pieces required

You will want:
* 1x front wall
* 1x side wall
* 1x side wall MIRRORED in your slicer
It should be fairly clear which way around they go, but I've provided all variants for the right side (when looking at the door)
* 1x pillar A + 1x pillar B
Aside from the bolts, these are mirror images of each other. I've provided them like this because they aren't overly obvious if they're the wrong way around, unlike the side walls
* 1x rear block
* 1x flat roof
* 1x sloped roof
* 1x door wheel
* Optional: 1x sign

The front wall and roofs can be mirrored to taste, if you want a bit of variety.

Assembly

Pictorial instructions included!

I very much recommend a dry run first and/or using slower action glue.
Superglue loves UV resin a bit too much in my experience, so if pieces stick together wrong you have precious seconds - after that, I've found the resin breaks more easily than the glue.

1. Attach side walls to front wall. Get things lined up nicely - I'm afraid there are no locators.
2. Attach pillars to front - these should fit snugly, and hold the assembly together. You should be able to work out which goes on which side - the wrong way won't fit!
3. Attach rear block using locators.
4. Attach flat roof piece to top.
5. Attach sloped roof piece to back.
6. Attach door wheel and, optionally, sign.

Supports

There's a zip file of supported models. As ever, I very much recommend caution. These are the supports I used to some success. I definitely wouldn't call them perfect - I had some bowing and imperfections and decided to just live with it and do a little sanding.

I did design with supports in mind, so you'll note that most pieces can be supported on non-sensitive faces.