Control your territory with the SECURITY CHECKPOINT

[Cardstock Dane]

It's a small building for its scale (28 mm), but sometimes it's the small buildings that makes all the difference. And this is the building you can't live without - I give you the Security Checkpoint.







If you have anything you want to keep secure - a research facility, a government building, a military base or even a villain headquarter, you will need a socurity control point. Or make 4 of them, and you have a border crossing. Also, it's the perfect point of attack for a scenario. In other words - a small, but important building.

Download A4: www.4shared.com/office/B6Tb6V_Zce/Security_Checkpoint_A4.html
Download Letter: www.4shared.com/office/qrNgp-azce/Security_Checkpoint_Letter.html

Enjoy!

[Vermin King]

What are you using for ballast? Might I suggest a base for this one: the four giant metal posts in the ground that come up to keep all traffic from coming through.

I do like it though

[Cardstock Dane]

It balances fine, it's relatively small. Just make sure not to glue on the pole too cloe to the edge, and use 300 g card. I used 230 for my proto, because of the small size (I usually use that for smaller stuff), and it's a wee bit too thin. As for base, I prefer to give people the freedom to put it into the setting they prefer mand see fit. But neat idea.

[Brave Adventures]

Cool model!

I think this would go really well with Gilius' "mexican standoff" diorama.

Ryan

[Vermin King]

Just to let you know that others appreciate your work, Mauther posted this on his blog today.

papermau.blogspot.com/2014/09/security-checkpoint-paper-model-for-rpg.html

If you haven't explored his blog, it is definitely worth a little time.

[Cardstock Dane]

It's an honour to be mentioned by PaperMau.