Bunker

Need a hardened bunker that you can build on the cheap? This elegant bunker can serve as a base of operations on your first planet or as a forward outpost in distant conflicts. Feel safe behind layers of protection in your brand new bunker! This upgraded version sacrifices some of the simplicity and elegance of the basic bunker with a small solar array to supplement power consumption.

• Five turreted points of entry into a perimeter trench (it comes with standard cannon turrets, but they are easy to swap/upgrade)

• A large landing pad that can handle several four medium vessels or several large ones (The pictures show it either holding a Thunderhawk Gunship or 3 bikes, 4 land speeders, and a land speeder vengeance)

• A compact bunker with constructor, oxygen replenishment, storage, food production, cloning, and an armor locker as well as a crew area with multiple bunks and sanitation features

• An auxiliary greenhouse bunker that has room for 14 growing plots (not included so you can build it before you save up enough plots)

• A solar array with 10 large panels and capacitor

• It is available at level 5 and has pretty low requirements other than the stone dust so it can be a starter base

Requirements:

Stone Dust: 5974

Silicon: 582

Copper: 255

If you want to download the Bunker via steam, you can find it here:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1385111962

Some of the pictures show the version without solar panels; If you want that more elegant version, you can find it here on steam too:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1385089132

• It comes with a moderate sized foundation so you can build it on slopes and should be lowered - I find it looks best if you lower it just below the edge where the trench becomes sloped so it fills the trenches with soil, or alternatively dig them out to have more protection from the air

• The gaps between the trench and the center go all the way down, so you can get little pits if you don't lower it down, but this way it looks cooler if you place it in water

• You can expand the solar arrays pretty easily if you want to add five more panels, It just starts looking a bit too crowded for me