
Blast Door
The ramp, the frame and the door itself, which opens and stays where you put it. One moving part, and the whole table is about it.
- Parts
- 25
- Printed
- 1420 g
- Footprint
- 2 × 1 cells
Step of Shelter Nine
Designed on the 100 mm module.MC-015 · Deep Shelter · Terrain Crate
Six cells off a watched corridor, barred doors that swing, and a guard station with sight down the whole run. Somebody left the keys.
SHIPS ON THE TERRAIN CRATE

2 × 2 whole tiles, 200 × 200 mm assembled. Every edge is keyed, so it butts to anything else on the module without a gap or a filler piece.
Same line, so the same wall heights and the same keys.

The ramp, the frame and the door itself, which opens and stays where you put it. One moving part, and the whole table is about it.
Step of Shelter Nine
Designed on the 100 mm module.
The central room: bunks, lockers, a stove and the noticeboard nobody updated. Four walls with four doorways, so corridors can come in from any side.
Step of Shelter Nine
Designed on the 100 mm module.
Two corridor runs and a junction, with bulkheads that drop in anywhere along them. The run can be straightened or turned without recutting anything.
Step of Shelter Nine
Designed on the 100 mm module.