Just wanted to say thanks to the guys who helped me find the exhaust pipes and cable ladder. The cable ladder was a bit deeper than we thought.

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Anonymous Sun Jul 29 21:24:20 2012 No.262424 [Reply] [Original]

Just wanted to say thanks to the guys who helped me find the exhaust pipes and cable ladder. The cable ladder was a bit deeper than we thought.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 21:26:49 2012 No.262425 File: 2.29 MB, 3264x1840, IMAG0026.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] And the exhaust pipes took four days to reach by jackhammer, hardest concrete ever seen by the operator.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 21:32:49 2012 No.262428 What is this?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 21:41:19 2012 No.262433 >>262428 Soon to be ventilation shaft for an old cold war bunker I bought, had no maps over the mountain but a few people here helped me with converting measurements down below to gps coordinates.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 21:47:49 2012 No.262437 >>262433 Ah, okey. Where is it located? Country

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 21:48:49 2012 No.262438 Keep this updated on /diy/ - You have my full and authentic interest, since I've been looking into building a bunker as an alternative to slaving forever paying a mortgage off.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 22:02:35 2012 No.262444 File: 1.59 MB, 2144x1424, tunnel2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>262437 It's in Europe. Can't reveal my hidey-holes location ;)

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 22:20:34 2012 No.262453 >>262444 Looks like a fun project and I understand the secrecy. Big bunker? Please do keep us updated

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 22:22:19 2012 No.262456 Damn, OP. How much did this beauty run you?

Anonymous Sun Jul 29 22:31:35 2012 No.262461
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>>262453

Its pretty big, had 120 people working in it 24/7, facilities there after. Can take a direct hit from a nuke, got blast wave tunnels and traps.

>>262456
Set me back $200k, heard it costs $160m to build in 68.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 22:36:49 2012 No.262464 >>262461 Wow, that's actually pretty darn cool. Would be fun to be able to photograph a place like that. Kudos on the buy, money well spent if you have the interest. Pretty big if it accommodates 120 people.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 22:40:49 2012 No.262466 >>262461 Holy fuck. What are you planning on doing with it? Any project ideas? Is there any wide open area or is it just tunnels?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 22:42:34 2012 No.262467 File: 28 KB, 440x332, 1343521087247.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] mfw this thread. more pics? :D

Anonymous Sun Jul 29 22:50:05 2012 No.262471
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>>262466

Lots of ideas for different areas, the lowest level which was supposed to be an air command center I was thinking to convert to a data center. The level never got completed as the project got cancelled. I have another part where I´m gonna do a copy of the Dr Strangelove war-room scene with the awesome table.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 22:53:19 2012 No.262475 >>262471 You should host raves there and start an underground movement.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 22:55:04 2012 No.262477 >>262471 Well, colour me pink and call me Bob. This sounds like a grand project. I'm guessing you can triple the buying price before you are done with it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 29 23:50:13 2012 No.262500 >>262424 >Enviroment looks like scandinavia. >>>262444 >The sign says "nödutgång" and the image name is tunnel. So where in Sweden did you really fund a cold war bunker for sale?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 00:38:43 2012 No.262517 bump, more pics OP

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 00:41:29 2012 No.262519 File: 1.29 MB, 853x480, 2667328774161692252111104.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>262461 >mfw this is cheeper than my house >mfw i wont be able to find one in california for under a million

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 00:49:13 2012 No.262523 Wait. So you paid $200k for a bunker? I don't understand why, unless you'll be making copious amounts of drugs

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 00:59:44 2012 No.262526 So...where do you park your car?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 02:40:28 2012 No.262563 >>262526 Anywhere he wants. Did you see the size of that bunker? He just has to figure out how to get it through that tiny hole.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 02:57:13 2012 No.262568 I'd preserve a good chunk of that bunker as is, and rent it out to filmmakers until it pays for itself plus change.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 03:03:43 2012 No.262573 >>262475 this. If you aren't a party goer >>262568 this.

Anonymous Mon Jul 30 04:13:43 2012 No.262603

ah, one of swiss superbunkers. I heard that they are selling some out of commision ones. Never thought they are this cheap.
But it is not nuke proof. There was a reason they started covering walls with concrete everywhere after ~1975. Bunker buster bombs can demolish bare rock tunnels. But still, for data center, it's good. One hell of security. But beware of humidity, looks like lowest level started forming stalactites. You better cover it with few coats of spray on concrete or something.

Anonymous Mon Jul 30 06:30:59 2012 No.262638
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>>262563

No worries, I´ll just use the heavy equipment entrance.

>>262603

It´s in a granite mountain.

"To penetrate granite—ubiquitous in mountainous bunkers, and believed to be common above any truly valuable bunker—a penetrator would have to attain upward of 3,000 meters per second, at which speed it would certainly be crushed. Robert Nelson of Princeton University has demonstrated that because of the limitations imposed by the yield strength of the steel used in casings, no bunker buster can ever go fast enough to penetrate reinforced concrete deeper than five times its length without destroying itself in the process; and even this number is too high for any real-world scenario. What is more, the length of the bomb cannot be increased much, for two reasons: there are no aircraft capable of carrying a weapon much longer than the ones that are currently deployed; and as length increases, so does the tendency of the bomb to snap in two on impact."

So I guess I´d be safe when you come bombing the file sharing servers ;)

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 06:35:59 2012 No.262639 File: 173 KB, 846x944, Steampunk_Iron_Man_by_flylanddesigns.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Set up a website, would love to work for you as a butler or maintenance man

Anonymous Mon Jul 30 07:04:29 2012 No.262656

>>262568
That's not how film making works. It is cheaper for them to make a set in a warehouse than to rent one.

>>262638
>Rods from God

That's the only thing good for bunker busting and you can't protect against it. They'd go 7,000mph to 20,000mph.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinetic_bombardment#Project_Thor

Not that anyone would be targeting a decommissioned bunker. lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 07:16:29 2012 No.262661 >>262656 "I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure." They will probably not drop a rod on me unless its for target calibration - guess I should leave the thermal camo nets on the vents alone ;)

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 07:25:59 2012 No.262663 I guess central or east europe.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 07:51:45 2012 No.262668 You should check for radon levels in the tunnels. Granite areas are notorious for producing radon gas so if you don't follow up on that you could have lung cancer in 20 years.

Anonymous Mon Jul 30 10:25:59 2012 No.262719
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>>262668

Already done, its at 60 becquerel due to natural wind ventilation in the tunnels. The cold and hot air mixing creates a breeze which runs throughout. The complex stays at 10c all year around (if you don't use heating). The hot air carrying all the moisture mixing with the cold air at the inner levels are whats creating all the humidity (100% at some levels). Gonna create another thread later on to deal with that.

12 years worth of water condensation, took two weeks to pump out.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 10:37:29 2012 No.262722 so how big is it? are ther eopen areas or just tunnels??

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 11:07:14 2012 No.262727 looks like Swedish style defense building

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 11:49:14 2012 No.262746 i expect to see this filled with filesharing servers by next week

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 12:03:59 2012 No.262753 amazing, you got a twitter feed or something i want to track progress and stuff. maybe even donation page and shizzle

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 12:18:14 2012 No.262758 File: 529 KB, 1920x1080, 2012-06-25_00002.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] holy shit OP. Thats pretty badass. You looking for a roommate by any chance?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 16:47:29 2012 No.262872 Helt sjukt alltså.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 17:13:29 2012 No.262886 >>262753 This. Probably one of the best thing's I've seen on /diy/

>>	ChinaFag !!vFkDWtdIVaQ Mon Jul 30 17:17:30 2012 No.262889 Oh nice work OP. I think I remember this. Did you wind up using that electronic ranging device or choose manual calculations?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 17:47:14 2012 No.262917 My only question is, how did you come by so much money to be able to sustain an existence AND build a big fucking batcave? Any good tips?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 18:58:29 2012 No.262966 >>262917 He didn't build it, read the thread. He bought it for $200,000, which is like an average home price. The government built it (which gov we don't know) during the cold war for at least 150 million dollars

Anonymous Mon Jul 30 21:57:45 2012 No.263065
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>>262889

It came down to a ruler, some old blueprints, measuring tape, gps unit, some calculations, google earth and 2h walkabout. So a bit of both. Your recommendations got us on the right track.

Anonymous Mon Jul 30 22:00:00 2012 No.263067

Hey OP I remember your original thread months ago, glad to see you finally found the hole (lol)

Hey can you sketch up (to scale if possible) a rough "floor plan" of the bunker? I seen your pics, but I'm curious as to how it all fits together.

If you want your privacy/whatever I understand, just want to understand the scale of your find.

And by the way: Fucking awesome find there, man.

Anonymous Mon Jul 30 22:13:45 2012 No.263077
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>>263067

Sorry to disappoint, but I´m keeping the floor plans a secret. The pictures I´ve posted comes from different parts and floors to make it harder to guess. Might have to reveal some later but not for now.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 22:16:45 2012 No.263084 >>263077 you are truly a legend and i'm literally in awe. Best thing I've seen on the internet, let alone 4chan.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 22:32:44 2012 No.263100 wow not gonna lie that is pretty awesome OP, nice buy

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 22:38:14 2012 No.263102 and seriously OP if you ever want help/roommates/maintenance staff, i am SO DOWN!!!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 22:40:45 2012 No.263103 jesus fuck dude awesome!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 30 22:43:14 2012 No.263104 >>262719 at least you don't have to worry about your water supply

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 00:28:29 2012 No.263166 This is amazing, OP, I will be your personal sex slave just for a chance to live in this thing. You don't even have to feed me, I can live off rats.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 00:32:44 2012 No.263170 Build an equivalent of Skynet in there. Do it.

>>	Robin Tue Jul 31 00:33:00 2012 No.263171 go away batman

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 00:49:15 2012 No.263182 What do you do for a living OP? I would love to be able to make a 200K purchase.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 02:08:59 2012 No.263209 >>263102 This is how supervillains get henchmen.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 04:15:59 2012 No.263258 I would gladly helped you good sir! For free, just tell me where and when. btw. I am from Norway

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 04:46:59 2012 No.263267 >>263077 >>262444 I envy you greatly OP, and so I hope these corridors that so closely resemble the corridors of Penumbra similarly lead to your madness.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 04:56:14 2012 No.263270 File: 164 KB, 999x666, vault-survival-guide.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] < OP, many years from now

Anonymous Tue Jul 31 05:00:14 2012 No.263271

>>262656
8 ton 6m long tungsten rods fired from orbit? The tungsten alone would cost $280k. The cost of getting one projectile into orbit would run into 7 and 8 digits. Cool idea but totally impractical.

I'm blown away original poster. What is someone like you doing on here? What do you do for a living?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 05:19:29 2012 No.263278 Something doesn't seem legit about this. I don't have proof so I'll shut up for now. And because there's at least decent pictures which those other "i wanna build an underground bunker-fags" never post.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 06:01:00 2012 No.263288 Best. Investment. Ever.

Anonymous Tue Jul 31 06:01:14 2012 No.263289
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>>263104

There are multiple ground water wells around, thankfully they were all intact and shielded from the "excess" water.

>>262719
After some creative drainage works. Humidity so high you can see with naked eye.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 07:06:15 2012 No.263308 >>263271 >Cool idea but totally impractical. When has world governments and militaries ever been practical?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 07:08:14 2012 No.263309 >>263308 This guy knows how it works.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 07:10:15 2012 No.263310 >MFW my house is worth about £380k and I am strongly considering selling it to follow the OP's lead I'd turn mine into a B&B though, there's a SHITLOAD of people who'd be willing to come and stay so long as I had good enough facilities.

Anonymous Tue Jul 31 07:20:44 2012 No.263315

Point me to the post that answers this if it exists.

So OP, what are your plans for it? Pirate's paradise? Underground rave haven? Meth factory? Massive weed growing operation? Dream home?

Is it hooked up to the power grid or is it being run on generators? Are you going to live here? Does it have running water, gas, sewage, etc hooked up? Are you going to do the work yourself or get contractors to do the work? How much have you estimated it's going to cost to get it up and running how you want it? How big is it, like in square-feet? Is this a personal project of yours or do you have a partner or small group funding this? What kind of environment is it located in? Is it on the side of a mountain? In the middle of a forest? Does it have good access or do you have to hike to reach it?

I'm amazed these properties haven't been snatched up yet. So many amazing and profitable things you could do with such a property.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 07:37:14 2012 No.263323 OP confirmed for cool motherfucker. It reminds me of the largest LSD lab in the world which was in an abandoned missile silo, with a $200'000 speaker system playing this 24/7. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPPsS4-Dsxg

Anonymous Tue Jul 31 08:15:15 2012 No.263330

>>263315

Hooked up to two separate power grids. Has a diesel generator room (but no generators yet). Can feed the diesel tanks from topside through fueling pipes.

Tap water from wells, has its own sewage plant (haven´t figured out the plant yet, have to call in some contractors to check it out). Supposed to be a three step biological, chemical and mechanical plant.

Have done the most things DIY, but heavy work like with hydraulic machinery I leave to the pros. This is located out in nowhere, if I get hurt the animals will get to me before any human will.

No idea, taking it as it comes. I´ve been lucky in life so I do have some funds.

I´d estimate it around 50k sq feet not including tunnels.

Me and two friends.

Located very rurally, there's a large paved road that goes by it which the army used for trucks. If you don´t know the location of the bunker its impossible to see from the road. If you traveled out here you would just be thinking the road quality is excellent out here ;)

Located in granite mountain, most entrances are above 100m sea level.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 08:22:14 2012 No.263331 OP, rest assured that I am more jealous of you than anyone else in the world right now.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 08:44:29 2012 No.263339 For the love of god OP, please tell us what you're going to do with it. Every one here is sincerely interested in the function of your newly acquired gem.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 11:39:14 2012 No.263456 >>263339 It´s quite large, so it is probably not going to be dedicated to a single purpose.

Anonymous Tue Jul 31 12:20:44 2012 No.263483

>>263456
That war room idea of yours is a must.

Two things I thought of was a sound system that goes throughout the whole thing if it doesn't echo too much and a hall with psychedelic patterns all over it which leads to some sort of room where you get high.

Anonymous Tue Jul 31 16:45:30 2012 No.263611

OP, I hate you. I hate you SO MUCH right now. You're living my dream. Rest assured, I'm jelly. Very jelly.
You need to get yourself a cape and some goggles, because you could be one hell of a villian with that lair. Or become Batman and build one hell of a batcave.
Or build the batcave on one end, and the evil lair on the other, and alternate between being Batman and a supervillian.

Anonymous Tue Jul 31 18:23:44 2012 No.263675
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>>262603

Forgot to answer you, its not stalactites. It is concrete seal spray. For well... sealing cracks in the concrete. A friend of mine told me those can be somewhat poisonous so I gotta take a sample later when I can find a long ladder.

Picture is supposed to be a basement in the lowest level. As you can see, haven´t gotten around to this part yet with the drainage pumps. Seems to be contaminated by something.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 18:28:29 2012 No.263681 >>263675 Is your bunker close to your work or did you get rich from your parents death?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 18:45:00 2012 No.263705 >>263681 Made my money back when I worked at an online poker service before the poker boom. Got paid in stock, boom came, cashed out. Haven´t really done much since.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 18:51:44 2012 No.263708 >>263705 I hate you more and more. So fucking jelly.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 20:44:29 2012 No.263789 >>263675 How deep is that water? It's hard to tell from the picture.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 31 21:43:59 2012 No.263813 Have you set up Radon detectors?

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 01:28:44 2012 No.263883 >>262424 4 8 15 16 23 42

Anonymous Wed Aug 1 11:20:00 2012 No.264042

You have quite a moissture problem there. Do you plan to restore the original ventilation and climate control systems to keep the place dry? Or are you going to build a totally new system?
Do you plan to install generators for independent power?
Also, any chance you have pictures of this place when it was in operation? I love those.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 14:03:01 2012 No.264080 You lucky fucker. By the time I make enough dough to buy the bunker I want they'll all be taken. Hope it turns out fucking awesome.

Anonymous Wed Aug 1 14:51:45 2012 No.264096
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>>264042

The original ventilation system is gone, piping and machines. Been looking into building a desiccant dehumidifier (silica wheels) that can handle cold temperatures.

Will install generators but only as backup power to when the grid goes. Since this is out in no-where-land I´m guessing that repairing power lines will take a while.

I´m guessing it will take me 1-2 years to get it where I want it, so you´ll have to be really patient if you want those pictures :P

>>263813

Yes, bought a few long term detectors. Ventilated levels have roughly 60 bq/m3 and the not so ventilated around 400 bq/m3 (worst seen was 900 bq/m3). But I plan to have the whole facility well ventilated.

Pic of old radar data center, data center floor is made out of concrete and is ~1.5m high.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 15:03:31 2012 No.264102 >>264096 Holy fuck. Perfect bedroom. How much do you want to rent a room off you?

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 15:05:30 2012 No.264103 Op I'm just curious where this appeared for sale, like I doubt it was in the newspaper lol

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 15:10:01 2012 No.264110 If you do use a part of this for a social venue/restaurant/hotel, please let us know. I will travel to Europe just to visit your bunker.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 15:25:01 2012 No.264122 File: 83 KB, 500x333, 2484043356_1c4d00a62a.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] MFW OP is going to become batman.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 15:28:30 2012 No.264125 So what DO you work to have such monnies to spend on your fancies, man? Just curious.

Anonymous Wed Aug 1 15:33:16 2012 No.264127
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>>264102

That room has five ways out. Escape hatch to the left (with one scary rusty staircase), two tunnels under the data center floor, doorway I took picture from and elevator in the left corner. Can´t have my tenants bailing on me so no sale :P

>>264103

Government webpage, which has no visitors. There is actually another one being auctioned out next month, bit small tho but has railroad directly into it. Old ammo depot if I remember correctly.

>>264110

Never seen The Hostel?

Pic showing one of my friends getting advice about drainage piping. Thought it would show the scale of things with people in one.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 16:35:00 2012 No.264147 I'm with the people asking if you want a room mate :D Would kill to set up a gamearts den in something like that. Looks like a fucking awesome project.

Anonymous Wed Aug 1 16:46:45 2012 No.264151
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Dear OP:
What can we do to help?

I don't mean stuff that'd reveal location. Say something like getting volunteers to keep an eye out for hard to find items on sale online and alert you when and where they're available.

>>264096
Its like you said, it could take 1 to 2 years. Finding stuff faster may help speed that up, safe you some frustration and money.

We'd never need anything more than an email address. You could easily set one up and forward all mail that contained a specific keyword - or a shared PGP key - in the email's subject to your proper email address which we'd never know.

Hell, even set up a string of fakes and make any script kiddie on a mission to out you have to work for it (pic related).

It'd prevent spam and maintain your privacy, and if you ever changed you mind you'd only have to delete the forwarding filter and you'd never get contacted over it again.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 17:10:00 2012 No.264159 File: 1.40 MB, 375x283, InCaseOfHomsar.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Holy shit I've never been so jealous

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 17:24:30 2012 No.264166 >>264096 By operational pictures, I meant from back in the day when it was an active bunker. Got any of those?

Anonymous Wed Aug 1 17:51:01 2012 No.264171

>>264166

No sorry, took me two months to get me a fraction of the blueprints to be declassified for release to me. They take their jobs pretty seriously any information/photos/maps etc are classified. Luckily some retired personnel got in touch with me to share some stories and info, but no one had pictures from when it was operational.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 17:54:01 2012 No.264173 >>264127 link to webpage?

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 18:02:16 2012 No.264174 Fuck. I would gladly help OP. Anything, even money. (if it will ever become a lack of it).

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 19:55:31 2012 No.264201 >>264127 don't give a damn which room, as long as it ain't under water and i can go in and out. Hell, if i were you i'd turn this into some uber-classy hotel. make a fucking fortune.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 20:02:00 2012 No.264205 >>264201 >underground concrete bunker >classy pick one

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 20:14:30 2012 No.264210 >>264205 if you can't turn an underground cold-war bunker into an awesomely classy hotel, you have no idea of true class.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 20:17:00 2012 No.264214 >>264205 What is interior design?

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 20:23:01 2012 No.264220 timestamped pics or it never happened.

Anonymous Wed Aug 1 20:24:00 2012 No.264221

>>264210
>>264214
I guess you guys forgot that it's still under ground. Let me remind you that it's still under ground. There is ground on top and around it.

You can only get so far with a bright and shiny facade to make it not seem like it's under ground, but there will always be that fact that it's a little under ground.

That said, under ground is a pretty shitty place to put a hotel, much less a "classy" one. Besides, compartmentalizing the bunker into a large series of small living spaces will detract from the thing being a badass gigantic bunker. From the pictures, there seems to be a lot of wide open rooms that could be used for some really cool shit.. and not a place to project your ps3 onto the wall.

Anonymous Wed Aug 1 20:50:15 2012 No.264228

>>264221
You've never been in a friend's swank basement before. Some underground places and clubs in Europe are pretty damn awesome, comfortable, useful, and classy. Though, I'm sure you'll pull a strawman and post some slum hole neckbeard man cave.

You probably don't know what classy is.

Anonymous Wed Aug 1 20:56:45 2012 No.264230

OP, you could always turn it into a CQC training course for local law enforcement, airsoft clubs, or paintball clubs. Even LARPing clubs might be highly interested setting up dungeon crawls into it. Imagine a S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Airsoft LARP in a fucking bunker man. MAN. It gives me goose bumps thinking about it.

The anon that had the idea for advertising it as a movie set is also a good idea. In fact, that is one way you can help furnish it with all sorts of things if a movie crew uses it and builds in all sorts of for their equipment to use.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 20:57:45 2012 No.264231 >>264220 http://regex.info/exif.cgi?imgurl=http%3A%2F%2Fimages.4chan.org%2Fdiy%2Fsrc%2F1343611477069.jpg

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 1 21:19:00 2012 No.264243 >>264230 That's a real good idea, man. I for one would love to wage mock war in an underground bunker like that. I'd make the trip all the way out there for that. Hell, I'd make the trip all the way out there just to see the place.

Anonymous Wed Aug 1 21:24:16 2012 No.264249

>>264228
>You've never been in a friend's swank basement before. Some underground places and clubs in Europe are pretty damn awesome, comfortable, useful, and classy. Though, I'm sure you'll pull a strawman and post some slum hole neckbeard man cave.

Just for future reference, showing evidence to support your claim isn't building up a strawman. If he were to show you an underground shithole, he would be showing that an underground area can be shitty. That is the argument you seem to be making.

On a more related note. Making it a classy hotel wouldn't work to bring in your typical person who goes to expensive hotels. He is very correct about that. However, I think you could set up a type of hotel, but you'd have to cater to the type of people who would want to stay in a bunker.

That being said, I doubt OP wants to break into the hospitality business.

Anonymous Thu Aug 2 01:38:59 2012 No.264397

>>264228
A friend's cool basement is one thing. It's a minimal purpose room attached to a house. A lower level club or lounge is one thing too. These types of places beg to be dark and don't require windows and only really need to be a large open space. I have been to both types of places many times. A "classy" hotel - which I'm assuming means 4 or 5 star to you - is a completely different story. Someone looking for a classy hotel is usually looking for something with a view, an outdoor pool, and maybe a few other outdoor amenities, and not so much something as claustrophobia inducing as walking a few hundred yards underground.

I never said an underground structure couldn't look nice nor be comfortable at the same time. But there is just so much you can do with what you have available before it becomes completely impractical and totally unrealistic. Trying to create a four or five star hotel in an underground bunker is not only unrealistic, but utterly impractical. I imagine the cost of installing and maintaining utilities and amenities would be exponentially greater than normal. I think the other anon that replied to you hit it right on the head and explained it better than I could.

And yes, I know that posting pictures of a bunch of shitty looking basements would be useless.

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 04:09:45 2012 No.264440 To all you dismissing the idea of a hotel, check this: Switzerland actually has a "Zero Star Hotel" (with blast protection) http://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/who-needs-a-swiss-chalet-spend-a-night-in-a-nuclear-bu nker-a-584297.html

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 04:48:00 2012 No.264448 TURN IT INTO A HOTEL EARN MEGABUX

Anonymous Thu Aug 2 04:53:45 2012 No.264450

consider a dirt cheap solar panel array spaced around the topside of your facility.
you can get the really REALLY cheap panels for about $0.90 a peak watt, which is fantastic, you can run a modern american home on about 3,000 worth of panels and equipment.

splurge for about $6000 and you could run all the lights in the entire place 24/7

ultra bonus points if you get some cheap motion sensors with relays attached to the power in each room, so the lights turn on as you wander around the facility, uses a ton less juice

and as someone else said
RENT IT OUT FOR PARTIES OR RAVES, YOU'D MAKE A FORTUNE

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 04:54:15 2012 No.264453 File: 11 KB, 253x226, 1342405132185.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>262638 >my face when op's garage is a FUCKING CAVE oh my god

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 05:12:00 2012 No.264462 >>264450 coz a hidden bunker needs shiny solar panels above it.

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 05:14:00 2012 No.264463 >>264462 i don't think OP particularly cares about being discovered or whatever.

Anonymous Thu Aug 2 05:30:00 2012 No.264475

OP,

Have you considered getting some solar lamps. Being underground without natural sunlight can lead to depression. When my brother was stationed in Alaska he said the military gave everyone light boxes to eliminate this. If you're spending look periods underground (like during the winter) are you going to use sunlight stimulating bulbs?

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 06:14:00 2012 No.264486 >>264440 No one said it can't be a hotel. It just wouldn't be a good one. That zero star hotel knows this, so its playing off the gimmick that its supposed to be shit.

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 07:09:15 2012 No.264504 >>264397 assuming you're not from europe here. Some of our classiest and most elite clubs are literally underground.

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 07:49:01 2012 No.264517 File: 17 KB, 400x343, 10093.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] OP, you fucking have a Batcave. I'm MAD JELLY. Holy fuck.

Anonymous Thu Aug 2 08:20:01 2012 No.264522
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>>264475

I did look at lamps that used fiber cables to lead sunlight to lamps, but no one had cables that could be run for more than 20m. I have no experience with artificial sunlight, is there any difference from "real" sunlight?

>>264450

While renewable power source would be great (I thought about getting a wind power generator up on the mountain), Europe isn't known for its excess of sunlight. But I will have a look at motion sensor controlled lighting for the tunnels. I´m placing an order of 100 led fluorescent tube lamps (IP65) from China later today.

>>264448

Way too much regulations on hotels. Pretty sure I will not do anything hotel related to it (but i will renovate the sleeping quarters so the option is open I guess).

>>264504

Not sure I would want intoxicated people running around the maze of tunnels and spaces. A few places can only be accessed by bridge and a fall would be fatal.

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 09:37:16 2012 No.264560 >>264522 >A few places can only be accessed by bridge and a fall would be fatal. Holy fuck. Picture of these death bridges please.

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 10:14:32 2012 No.264571 >>264522 Maybe you can have Mortal Kombat style fights on these death bridges with real-life fatalities? Were there any nice private offices in the bunker? Did you find any abandoned treasures or had it been completely cleaned out?

Anonymous Thu Aug 2 10:48:32 2012 No.264584

>>264560

Sorry don´t have any.

>>264571

Stripped down hard, the company that did the decommissioning got keep all materials that were taken down to sell as scrap. However they did not dare to cross the Death Bridges(tm) so there is large copper cables (these run up the cable ladder in first post pic, you can see them on the right side. They have hard plastic shell with a metal shield and then a "normal" large power cable. They run to the radar masts and are EMP-proof. Also some smaller wires around, telephone and coax. No machines, lights or furniture in the office corridor just 16 empty rooms.

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 10:54:06 2012 No.264586 File: 2.51 MB, 2144x1424, goingwireless.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>264584 Better pic of it. The rubber plug for ducts is 120mm for size reference.

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 11:13:17 2012 No.264596 >>262424 4 8 15 16 23 42

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 11:26:32 2012 No.264604 You would be the best uncle or something like that. >Daddy can we go visit uncle anon is his nuclear fucking bunker?

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 11:33:47 2012 No.264610 >>264596 whats with the numbers?

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 11:35:16 2012 No.264613 File: 23 KB, 238x208, 1340518773937.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>264560 Motherfuck show me said death bridge, I would litterly stab 200 babies to own that said bunker

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 11:47:01 2012 No.264621 >>264610 He's referencing the mysterious numbers from the "Lost" tv series and how it relates to an underground bunker.

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Anonymous Thu Aug 2 14:21:16 2012 No.264662

>>264397
Jesus dude, shut the fuck up with your trolling. You know nothing at all about clubbing. There's tons of extremely elite membership only clubs that are underground (as in old bunkers, subways, catacombs, etc) all over Europe. Helll the worst one if Prague is probably 100 times better than anything you've ever seen. lol

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 14:23:01 2012 No.264663 OP you have to grace us with some Bridge Pics

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 2 23:26:48 2012 No.264961 OP, you should make a blog just so people can experience the epic journey you took years from now.

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 01:26:33 2012 No.265048 >>264662 Hotel != club Fucking christ

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 01:41:03 2012 No.265057 I don't know whats with the kids fighting about if making it a hotel would be a good idea or not, but I think it would be sweet as a hotel if it had the whole Bioshock motif, minus the dead bodies and general chaos.

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 08:49:04 2012 No.265229 Bumping for the glory of mankind

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 10:16:18 2012 No.265264 >>264127 >no visitors Let's change that. Grace us with the website you purchased it from, please.

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 10:27:48 2012 No.265266 >>265048 Learn to follow the line of the conversation, It went from hotels to the how classy something can be underground to examples of classy underground clubs. Moron.

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 10:32:48 2012 No.265270 I am in tears. This thread is beautiful. My imagination.... It's just running wild. OP, you are amazing. Simply amazing. I would kill to be in your shoes right now.

Anonymous Fri Aug 3 12:02:33 2012 No.265330

>Hey guise check out my bunker, sorry I can't tell you jack shit about where it is, got to keep it a secret! XD

>Hires dozens of contractors to dig and repair shit for him.

Not to be rude OP but those contractors aren't just going to forget where you are if they need a place to hide out.

Anonymous Fri Aug 3 12:23:48 2012 No.265343

that place needs a government type budget just to run and maintain the industrial De-humidifirers you need to run 24/7 to not die from exotic molds, OP is a fool and will see 5 years from now when he is broke and on the street

also a nuke will totally knock that out, there is no where on earth where superpowers have made a nuke proof bunker, NORAD is actually under a whole mountain and is still only rated for a blast 1 mile away.

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 12:45:48 2012 No.265352 >>262656 Lots of film makers take the extra leg for authenticity. Take Erich Von stroheim for example

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 13:04:18 2012 No.265355 >>265266 Except you dont realize that the entire conversation was derailed and started arguing a point that was never made, instead of arguing the point that was

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 14:38:00 2012 No.265413 You have absolutely no idea how fucking jeluous I am right now. Like seriously, what's your plan for that thing? >i came

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 14:42:19 2012 No.265419 >Not keeping it a secret from everyone Don't be an idiot, OP. Actually, your IP is already linked to this post so the govmn't knows.

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 14:47:33 2012 No.265421 ...the government knows, because he bought it legally. It's douchebags like you faggots trying to crash his new place that's a problem.

Anonymous Fri Aug 3 15:19:33 2012 No.265460

>>265421
> HAI GUIZE I HAS BUNKAR ITS IN THESE WOODS IN THIS TOWN LOLOL

next thing, you're casually wandering around your bunker to find random paedophiles raping kids/makers making/trolls trolling/lulz and flamewars everywhere. Along with the whole "OMG WORLD ENDING I NEED SOMEWHERE TO HIDE MAI GUNZ!" faggots, it'd be a clusterfuck

Yup, i sure as fuck wouldn't be putting the address up.

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 15:57:33 2012 No.265476 Om den ligger i Sverige så är jag villig att komma och hjälpa dig med vad du än behöver hjälp med.

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 18:18:04 2012 No.265539 For anyone wanting one of these, check this out http://www.missilebases.com/properties

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 18:58:18 2012 No.265560 If I had that bunker I would convert it into an underground Gokart circuit.

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 22:45:03 2012 No.265683 >>265539 It's a buyers' market, people, gotta jump on that shit now.

Anonymous Fri Aug 3 22:57:18 2012 No.265693

>>265343
>that place needs a government type budget just to run and maintain the industrial De-humidifirers you need to run 24/7 to not die from exotic molds,

this is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT OP
this is why i suggest a large solar installation. for about $6k you'd be able to run de-humidifiers with constant outflow to the surface very easily. stale air could be a concern though, you'll have to consider putting in some of those flexible duct things (like tubes with holes in them, they expand when air goes through them)

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 3 23:36:04 2012 No.265721 Now this would bring a whole new meaning to man cave.

Anonymous Sat Aug 4 00:20:48 2012 No.265744

I had a chance to buy a bunker here in Norway that was a lot bigger then this and had only been run for 2 years after completion. But then i heard of the cost for running the ventilation and dehumidifier.....

Also, this spring a submarine base was up for sale.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2157115/Bond-super-villain-yard-sale-Secret-Norwegian-submar
ine-base-market-11m-need-sub.html

Anyone have 120 million kroners i could lend?

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 4 01:22:48 2012 No.265793 File: 106 KB, 300x400, All sorts of jelly.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] SHOW US THE DEATH BRIDGE(S) SHOW US THE DEATH BRIDGE(S) SHOW US THE DEATH BRIDGE(S) SHOW US THE DEATH BRIDGE(S) SHOW US THE DEATH BRIDGE(S) SHOW US THE DEATH BRIDGE(S)

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 4 01:23:34 2012 No.265794 SHOW US THE DEATH BRIDGE(S)! :D

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 4 01:29:33 2012 No.265797 Do you have a good place to grow food topside or do you plan on doing it indoors? Also death bridges

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 4 02:03:19 2012 No.265814 >>264151 I've been trying to find that game again for 10 years or so. What's the name of it please?

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 4 02:06:03 2012 No.265815 >>265814 Uplink: Hacker Elite

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 4 02:14:48 2012 No.265818 >>265815 Thanks!

Anonymous Sat Aug 4 02:32:33 2012 No.265824

OP I hope you're wearing at least US Class B / EU Type 2 if not A / 1 Hazmat protection in those areas, those Radon levels you said are really dangerous. Seriously if you want to live long enough to enjoy that sweet underground citadel you need to invest in a space suit until you can get that place cleaned out and vented.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 4 02:54:48 2012 No.265830 >>265824 "In view of the latest scientific data, WHO proposes a reference level of 100 becquerels per metric cube to minimize health hazards due to indoor radon exposure,"

Anonymous Sat Aug 4 04:18:33 2012 No.265845
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>>265343
Throwing in my two cents, because it's 4chan and why the hell not.

OP is probably nuke-proof, depending on how isolated his bunker is from the nearest populated area. The idea of the nuclear-powered governments of the world throwing nuclear weapons at each other in a nuclear war is outdated. It might have been a real concern in the 1960s, when this bunker was supposedly built, but these days, it's almost certainly not going to happen. There are a few rogue countries like North Korea and Iran who might be batcrazy enough to throw nukes at someone, but in those particular cases, Iran would nuke Israel and Korea would probably nuke Japan. After exhausting their limited nuclear arsenal on a country that isn't OP's country, they would get spanked by almost the entire world in retaliation, since using nukes is EXTREMELY frowned upon. To be continued...

Anonymous Sat Aug 4 04:21:48 2012 No.265846

>>265845
There are, however, concerns to OP's bunker by weapon attacks, nuclear and otherwise. Even though I have already argued that government sponsored nuclear attacks are almost certainly not going to target OP, or even the nearest population center to OP, it is a genuine concern these days that terrorist/extremist organizations could get and use a conventional or improvised nuclear device. If that were the case, such an organization would probably have very few such devices, since enriched uranium is quite rare. I imagine that OP's batcave is a pretty low priority target for the kind of extremist who likes to smash airplanes into the most populated cities in the world.

In the 1960s, remote-guided thermobaric weapons probably didn't exist as we know them today. OP's bunker could possibly be targeted by such a weapon, which are used in modern times to specifically target caves (and the living things in the caves). I don't know the specifics of OP's bunker to know if it has taken defense against such weapons into its design.

In conclusion, if a government-sponsored military were to have a reason to attack OP's bunker, they would certainly succeed. Against a nuclear weapon, though, OP can sleep sound at night, knowing his new home offers significant protection against the blast. I don't know enough about fallout to say if he would survive, though...

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 4 23:01:03 2012 No.266313 Bumping because so jelly.

>>	metool Sat Aug 4 23:58:48 2012 No.266341 what if there was some sort of ww3 or zombie apocalypse? whos to say a government wont stop by and say: "we're here to take our bunker back.. thanks for spending all that money fixing it up for us!"

Anonymous Sun Aug 5 00:57:18 2012 No.266380

The government does not sell bunkers it still thinks are useful. They generally hang on to shit until well after its useful and quite out of date before getting it and getting rid of it. Also, don't doubt that they have more then enough active and well maintained bunkers to stay in, plus a mothballed fleet of older bunkers that can be brought up to snuff without much hassle. This guy's bunker will probably have more to worry about from neighboring civilians wanting someplace to crash during the end of the world then the government or military.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 6 13:43:48 2012 No.267274 Bumping for interest...

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 6 17:37:55 2012 No.267429 bump

Anonymous Mon Aug 6 18:32:11 2012 No.267462
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>>265460

Pretty much this. Keeping a low profile since I don't want people around the construction site.

>>265797

Have 10 hectare of farmland that came with it. But the only thing I've ever grown was a tomato plant in my kitchen, it didn't do well.

>>265794

I have no pictures of them. I could get one this weekend, will be gone for two weeks to get some work down there. Hopefully I can get the ADSL up. Provider had a hard time finding the copper wires as they were classed for military use.

>>265824

Radon is only dangerous after long time exposure (years). Anything under 400 is nothing to worry about. It's safe to work in 1500bq 8h/day. But I do have Sea400At2 masks when I work in the mold infested spaces (pic).

Also I´m not concerned about any complicated government attack. Just bring a concrete drill and your in sooner or later.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 03:02:53 2012 No.267789 this thread is fucking legendary. someone archive this. op, you have no clue how much of a badass you are. i'm jealous

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 05:04:38 2012 No.267828 >>267462 you should use those things as shower sponges

Anonymous Tue Aug 7 08:06:24 2012 No.267889

>>267462
>mold

Looks more like mycelium of fungi to me. There are kinds that do that on old insect and spider carcasses as well as old damp wood. Mold normally doesn't look that color and usually isn't that big. But, you see mycelium like that when they air humidity is very high or a long long time.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 09:56:23 2012 No.267920 File: 1.22 MB, 1249x931, waino.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >my is face whole thread

Anonymous Tue Aug 7 10:23:08 2012 No.267933

>>267889

Yeah, supposedly there is a wooden stair case in the space above the rocks which should lead to an escape hatch in another tunnel. My plan is to open the hatch (its been welded shut) remove anything which is not made out granite/iron and gas the whole tunnel for a week with with two 6gram ozone generators and proceed from there.

I was told that all the rocks are in the same shape/weight and was washed before placed there. They are part of a 50m long shock wave trap and is supposed to be lifted up by the shock wave and reduce any incoming blast while most of the wave travels in another corridor out the another entrance.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 10:55:23 2012 No.267943 >>267920 1.22MB for an image that shitty....

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 11:00:10 2012 No.267945 >>267943 It has a virus in it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 11:23:38 2012 No.267951 >>262519 move to the midwest, housing he is cheep as fuck, you could even buy a farm

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 11:39:39 2012 No.267963 >>264522 That feel when Real life dwarf fortress

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 12:51:09 2012 No.268013 Grow pot in there, OP. Sell it to mole people.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 14:36:53 2012 No.268081 >>267462 I'm sorry if this has been answer already OP (I've mostly been skimming for pictures and whatnot), but how do you plan on running this entire place by yourself and with the income of one individual?

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 14:49:53 2012 No.268089 >>268081 its him and two friends, also hes rich >>263330 >>263705

Anonymous Tue Aug 7 16:06:53 2012 No.268120
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>>262444
Hey OP.

I don't want to give away you location, but the sign on the door in this picture and by the filename of the pic, it sounds AND looks scandinavian. If I'm correct, I'd love to visit!

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 16:57:53 2012 No.268144 >>268120 I'd say it IS in Sweden, probably in the northern parts of the country. There are a lot of these old bunkers in those woods.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 17:09:38 2012 No.268151 File: 76 KB, 225x240, 820039_1314799977441_full.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>268013

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 7 17:29:08 2012 No.268164 So I'm living in sweden and if OP is a swed I would love to know in what "län". Mostly want to know where the bunker is though, how you found it and if you need a helping hand with that place.

Anonymous Tue Aug 7 21:04:53 2012 No.268274

OP hasn't given enough away in pictures to place it in Sweden. Actually, it's almost assuredly not in Sweden.

Truly inspiring project OP! I'd love to hear any more specific problems you have, maybe something you're not too worried about now but we could worry about for you while you're off being a badass.

Anonymous Wed Aug 8 14:37:38 2012 No.268626
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>>268274
In the picture on >>262444 you can see a small green sign with a green star. Under the star it -probably- says "Nödutgång".

Like one of the signs on this picture. But it could probably be sweden, Norway or any other scandinavian or close by country.

>>	Universaldilettant Wed Aug 8 14:57:39 2012 No.268635 File: 4 KB, 402x297, epicthread[1].gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] /diy. every thread from now on will be a huge disappointment.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 8 15:18:38 2012 No.268639 what does op think of the psychological aspect of having to spend a hundredmillionyears living down there in the even of nuclear war?

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 8 15:20:54 2012 No.268642 >>268626 Swedes write it that way. I think Norwegian and Danish use slightly different spelling.

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 8 15:22:38 2012 No.268644 >>268639 That was quite an exaggeration. Also, who cares?

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 8 17:43:53 2012 No.268688 File: 13 KB, 209x201, 1328303024251.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>268642 Of course. Norfag here, emergency exit is "Nødutgang". Just those faggot Swedefucks use "Nödutgång".

>>	Anonymous Wed Aug 8 17:50:08 2012 No.268694 >>268688 The hate is also further amplified, because this Swedefuck has a bunker, and I don't. Fuck you, Swede.

>>	Anonymous Fri Aug 10 01:08:57 2012 No.269563 File: 51 KB, 640x477, jl.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] OP this is amazing! It'd be so awesome if you kept us updated on things.....but seriously, this is so cool. >>263883 >mfw

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 10:01:17 2012 No.270315 Just a question OP, how old are you? 20? 25? 30? How old should I be to realize that someone of my age has a supercool bunker and I don't?

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 11:31:02 2012 No.270343 Heck, there is a underground missile silo for sale in kansas for 300,000 dollars. they are not hard to find just have to be rich

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 11:32:47 2012 No.270344 >>270343 On ebay*

Anonymous Sat Aug 11 11:58:17 2012 No.270354

This is awesome OP. Do you plan on living here?

Also, I know rules say no drugs, but for speculations sake, you could grow so much marijuana down there. Or, maybe you could turn it into a hotel. I missed the other thread, what are your plans for the shelter besides fixing it up?

Anonymous Sat Aug 11 14:58:49 2012 No.270444

>>270354
I really doubt he plans to live there, at least not full-time, considering he's basically revealed that he's quite wealthy.

Contrary to 4chan belief, living 100 feet underground in a cave is typically not a preferred lifestyle for most normal people.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 15:06:19 2012 No.270448 >>270444 Speak for yourself, trips.

Anonymous Sat Aug 11 15:30:05 2012 No.270452

As a civil engineer, I envy you. I dreamed of building a personal/family underground facility, on top of a land I bought. My plan was to dig down and build the facility, make the construction operation like that of a basement of a high rise building, to conceal its secrecy. Then I will build the house on top it. I am thinking of 2 designs, one is the ordinary room-based design (more human friendly design), and the other is a design similar to submarines (stronger build at the expense of comfort).

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 16:31:19 2012 No.270481 >>270452 underground facility, on top of a land I bought. made me lol

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 17:27:05 2012 No.270498 File: 30 KB, 510x510, diagnostic-house-meme-generator-results-are-in-you-are-a-dumbass-748f1a.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>270452 >Calls himself an engineer >mfw he doesn't know about mineral rights

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 18:04:34 2012 No.270518 >>264586 Aren't those cables too accessible? Like if you were attacked, someone could cut them out.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 18:26:20 2012 No.270524 >>270498 >mineral rights That does not affect the ability to make underground structures. It only affects whether or not minerals are removed from the ground.

Anonymous Sat Aug 11 18:29:19 2012 No.270526
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>>270452
There was already something like that linked in this thread earlier.

missilebases.com/adirondack

Only $750,000! Looks pretty sick too

pic related, it's the place (theres more detailed pics on the site)

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 18:36:34 2012 No.270537 >>270526 It is actually over $1mill with everything and would take another $2mill to fix up and replace the eyesore buildings on top with something better.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 18:43:34 2012 No.270546 >>270452 >civil engineer I'm sorry.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 19:22:35 2012 No.270594 Welp, everything I will ever read on 4chan ever again is going to be a huge let down, but that is one awesome purchase OP. Good luck with whatever you want to do with it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 19:42:19 2012 No.270621 >>270537 you must be trolling, that cabins sick as fuck how can you call it an eye sore? I come from the big city, I'd love a log cabin like that. I'm fucking sick of modern architecture.

>>	Radiofag Sat Aug 11 19:47:04 2012 No.270624 >>270621 I'm pretty sure he means the craptastic concrete / corrugated metal buildings on the surface of the properties BEFORE they're "demilitarized".

>>	Anonymous Sat Aug 11 20:43:20 2012 No.270662 >>270624 Correct.

Anonymous Sat Aug 11 23:26:50 2012 No.270766

OP, do you need an auernotics engineere?
I an build aircraft and other such things for you, in case you ever need to get out of you bunker, or you want to plant a shitload of trees that are inpenetrable once it's done and only want to be able to acess it from a helo... (extra security)

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 13:10:37 2012 No.271078 >>263883 What is this? I don't see what you did here.

>>	Universaldilettant Sun Aug 12 13:38:06 2012 No.271087 >>271078 Download and watch "Lost".

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 16:27:37 2012 No.271172

>>270315
26. Lets hope you still have time.

>>270354
No, if I were I would live in the topside barracks. I believe you have discussed the health issues of staying underground quite heavily on /diy/

>>270766
Thanks for the offer but I´m covered if I ever would need a helipad. There are two large paved parking lots topside at the gates.

>>270518
If you take a look at the first pic in the thread you´ll see the proportions better. We had to dig up the cables which were buried ~2-3m down.

I successfully opened the closed hatch from >>267933 I´ll post a pic later (only got my phones camera). Also would like some input on my idea of turning some anti blast wave valves into small dehumidifiers, will post pic and blue print later as well. I´m on a really crappy mobile connection.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 16:37:22 2012 No.271175 File: 14 KB, 500x375, the-goddamn-batman.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] You seriously need to become fucking Batman. Begin your preparations immediately...the world needs you.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 16:40:08 2012 No.271177 File: 204 KB, 816x816, mfw+when+i+first+saw+a+pic+of+him+without+_dfe51b2eb114f0e5d4910ae9f03bf178.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>271175 >>271175 >>271175 >mfw I notice numerous people had the same thought I did above.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 16:40:22 2012 No.271178 >>271175 Yeah...If he can spend 200000 on a bunker, why not spend another 100000 on a nice suit? Hire some private martial arts master to teach you asskickery...

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 16:58:09 2012 No.271196 OP if you are still here, when will you give us your next update on the project? also, did you get the money required for buying this beauty by inharitance/family, or did you make it with working?

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:03:53 2012 No.271199 >>263883 THIS

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:16:10 2012 No.271207 >>271196 He mentioned it in the thread. Use Ctrl+F and type "poker".

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:22:39 2012 No.271212
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So this here is the wood staircase the mold/mycelium prospered on. I´m gonna have to do some small tools work to remove it. Any tips on killing this stuff is appreciated. Also extra points go to the one getting the caliber on bullet correctly (why would you fire a bullet in there, the noise it must make).

>>	lunaticz Sun Aug 12 17:32:39 2012 No.271218 mold fungus killed by water mixed with bleach, would have to ventilate it, non toxic option but dangerous is hydrogen peroxide inside a 5LT pressure sprayer wear eye protection and have some water on the side if one antecedently gets in eyes

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:36:53 2012 No.271223 Can you seal the bunker completely? How thick are the doors?

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:41:08 2012 No.271228
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First air intake, 17 blast wave valves. Quite heavy, 54.5 cm diameter. I was thinking of fitting these with fans + making round radiator/evaporators and pumping cold water (8-9c) from the wells. This I hope should work as dehumidifiers cooling the warm humid air. The excess water from the air would be pumped out by a drainage pump behind the blast wave valve wall. Sadly I can't post the blue print of the wall+tunnel behind due to not being able to reach my computer at home.

scroton !SW7uh6H3p. Sun Aug 12 17:43:53 2012 No.271233

>>271212

Spray it with borax (sodium tetraborate), they have concentrate that comes in granules or liquid form, under varying brands. Safe, cheap, and will protect your wood after it's done killing what's on it. Protects against all fungi and insects.

>>271218

Bleach will kill the active fungus and bleach the stains left by it, but will not kill the spores or prevent it from coming back. Bleach is not a good solution for dealing with mold.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:46:23 2012 No.271234 OP are you totally calm in taht shit? I mean, seeing how huge, old, and deserted it is, it feels like your are in the middle of a spot where a horror movie takes place

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:46:23 2012 No.271235

>>271223

Yes, the main entrance is an airlock, max 20 people at a time according to the warning sign on it. Doors are solid metal, I'm guessing maybe 50cm thick, 3m x3m wide/height. They took out the hydraulic machinery that worked it, so I'm opening these manually, really really heavy.

scroton !SW7uh6H3p. Sun Aug 12 17:49:53 2012 No.271237

>>271233

Just saw the pic you originally posted; that wood will probably need to go, but borax will still work for what you're doing. If you're just going to be spraying down areas near that or areas you think might be susceptible to mold I would go with a really light solution. You would only need to go with a heavier solution to treat wood with.

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:51:23 2012 No.271238

>>271234

It does get to you a bit, I got a knife with me in case some animal makes it into the tunnels. I can't close the main airlock without locking myself in, but the entrance is well lit and I hope that scares away anything with size. Got a block rocker keeping me company with some daft punk while I'm working.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:51:53 2012 No.271239 >>271235 Oh boy, don't you find it scary as fuck when you're inside? I mean, if the door mechanism breaks you'll never get out...

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:55:10 2012 No.271241

>>271237

I´ll remove any and all wood. I'm trying to avoid materials that fungi likes. I´ll see if i can find any borax-like brands. I have some ozone generators I thought I'd try to make sure the spores won't spread. Don't know if anyone has any experience killing with ozone?

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 17:59:38 2012 No.271245

>>271239

I leave them open for 30cm, it takes a lot of force to move them so they wont shut by themselves. There are also other entrances which I have keys to (tho it takes a while to reach them and there's a looong walk back around the mountain to get back to the barracks).

>>	warlordbuus Sun Aug 12 18:52:53 2012 No.271259 I must say OP, this is the most amazing thing I've seen in quite a while. How much have you spend on it so far, not counting the 200k :) ? And are you working at it right now?

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 18:59:24 2012 No.271264 >>271241 question OP, where did you get all the knowledge required for running/cleaning this bunker?

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 19:17:24 2012 No.271273

>>271259

Maybe 30k, tools, machinery, tubes, piping, cables, contractor work. I'm spending the whole week down here, then I go back to civilization to scavenge for what I might need.

>>271264
Three years of electricity study, computer systems. So power and machinery ain't that new to me. But plumbing, hvac and construction work is new. learning as I go. The army uses only standards which helps. Google makes you smart. Also I got you guys right?

>>	warlordbuus Sun Aug 12 19:21:54 2012 No.271276 >>271273 cool cool. What have you done so far with the bunker, i could understand on earlier post that you have posted about this before :)

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 19:36:39 2012 No.271281 OP has the perfect place to play saw/hostel...Hopefully he isn't a psychopath.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 19:38:54 2012 No.271282 >>271281 same thought here... that bunker can be a fuckign scary place if you want it to be

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 19:57:53 2012 No.271289

>>271276
Too much to list. I started with working on the things topside since the temperature down below is 10c all year around and I can do work there any time I want. Taken down trees along the fence, gotten the guard house and barracks in to nice shape (16 bedrooms, kitchen, showers, etc. Fixed the motor on the gates, Intercom system. Dug up the buried bunker exits. I still have to dig up the decommissioned gun emplacements and defensive trenches.

Just started on the insides, most of time has been used on pumping out million of liters of water from the flooded levels.

>>271281
We will see how long it takes until the darkness takes its toll.

warlordbuus Sun Aug 12 20:05:23 2012 No.271293

>>271289
I’m really amazed! Must be an amazing feeling to have so many things to fix!
If you ever makes a blog or something where you write and picture update it please share :) even though that would be a bad way of keeping a secret :P but I’m going to keep an eye out for you from now on!

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 20:07:08 2012 No.271295 >>271289 so the entire complex is dry now, or are there still flooded levels? >>271293 dude no offense but stop using emoticons on an image board

>>	warlordbuus Sun Aug 12 20:08:08 2012 No.271296 >>271295 okay.

Anonymous Sun Aug 12 20:19:53 2012 No.271308

>>271295

It's pretty much dry. I have control over all groundwater which goes directly into pump/well stations and out to nearby ditch which leads to a large lake. The lowest level did not have a drainage systems so the water takes some time to flow to the pumps. I'm gonna setup some pipes as soon as I can rent a caterpillar to dig the grovel with ( >>263289 ) you can see I've prepared a pump station there. Just need some granite drilling and make a small concrete well to place the pump more permanently.
.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 20:28:23 2012 No.271313 >>271234 This. wait until you find the room with all the fucking angry spirits or the one they locked away all the retarded mutants in. Fuck.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 20:39:08 2012 No.271319 Where can I buy this stuff in europe?

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 20:42:08 2012 No.271321 >>271319 Ebay.

scroton !SW7uh6H3p. Sun Aug 12 21:28:54 2012 No.271337

>>271241

"Borax" isn't a brand, it's just a common chemical name like "ammonia." I'm sure they'll have it in one form or another wherever you are. You'll want to apply it in a pump sprayer.

I haven't had any experience killing with ozone, mostly because of it's deleterious effects in enclosed spaces (I mostly work in residential or other continuously occupied buildings.) I have used UV-C equipped HVAC systems and standalone filters successfully, though, if that helps.

The biggest thing will be just getting rid of the moist conditions and materials that the mold live on (which you're already doing) since trying to kill all the mold spores (and prevent new ones from making their way in) is going to be a bit like shoveling against the tide. I wouldn't worry about trying to kill the airborne spores unless they're in sufficient concentration to be worrisome or you or someone else is affected by them. Ozone would probably be worth a shot in the worst areas, just make sure to turn them off and allow the ozone enough time to deplete before you expose yourself to it. I would probably run them in the particularly bad areas after you're done removing the wood it's currently on.

If you have other wood in areas that are moist or mold prone, in addition to borax you might look at an epoxy resin product. They impregnate the wood with epoxy so it becomes completely fungus/insect resistant and waterproof; some of the pricier ones will even repair some structural damage. If you have some wood that isn't in bad shape and would be a pain to remove this might be an option to save you some work and replacement cost.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 22:00:08 2012 No.271354 minecraft just wasn't enough, eh?

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 22:07:08 2012 No.271362 >>271319 Any store with bleach probably has borax. I know in the states we have it at Walmart, for reference as to how common it is.

>>	Anonymous Sun Aug 12 23:59:08 2012 No.271418 >>265539 What kind of retarded scam website is that, who would ever fall for that shit? OP, you're living the dream man. Jelly doesn't even begin to describe it. I'd love to see all progress, keep posting.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 07:28:23 2012 No.271587 File: 28 KB, 350x333, 1281555968828.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>271354

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 07:45:53 2012 No.271597

>>271362

I don't know about Sweden, but at least here in Finland (neighboring country) stores won't, in general, sell plain borax. Same with most other bulk chemicals. Everyone wants to sell products for specific purposes.

If you want ant poison, they'll sell you ant baits (containing borax + other shit). If you want brazing flux, you'll go to a welding supply store where they sell you brazing flux (containing borax + other shit).

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 08:07:08 2012 No.271603

>>271337
That's okay, steel and concrete will replace anything wood related. The army did a lot of of clever things here, but using wood wasn't one of them.

Since its such great weather outside (gotta get them sun rays when possible), I'll go and get some pics of the radio mast.

Be back in an hour.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 08:13:08 2012 No.271605 File: 45 KB, 500x556, 1324386288789.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>262471 mfw this would be excellent for homebrewing

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 09:00:08 2012 No.271617 File: 1.62 MB, 3264x1840, IMAG0057.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] A nice view on the way to the top.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 09:02:08 2012 No.271618 >>271617 that is a nice place man also, are you not worried about some tourist or anyone finding your place by accident?

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 09:15:23 2012 No.271622
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>>271618

Not really, the whole property has 3m high barbed fence around it. And its not like there anything of value to steal minus all my tools and cables.

Almost at the top.

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 09:42:38 2012 No.271630

underground miner here. have you thought about how you will maintain the ground support? e/g when the GUI bolts and splitsets start to rust, or the shotcrete starts to crack? do you know what signs to look for and how to scale? if it is good stable ground it is fine, but if it's shit you could be in for trouble.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 09:43:23 2012 No.271631 >>271622 Aww shit,you plan on putting anything up there? Did they leave any stuff behind other than the dishes?

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 09:49:23 2012 No.271633

>>271622
I'm surprised they didn't take those down or at least change their orientation... presumably they still point at the next hop in the line of microwave towers.

Do you have any other similar microwave towers on your property that you also own? You could probably getting a pretty decent backup internet connection running off it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 09:50:09 2012 No.271634 File: 2.61 MB, 3264x1840, IMAG0062.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Decommissioned radio drum.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 09:55:39 2012 No.271637 File: 2.49 MB, 3264x1840, scull.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] WHEN YOU SEE IT

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 10:06:08 2012 No.271642
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>>271630
No, can't say that I have a degree in tunnel engineering. I thought I'd hire someone to come and have a look every 5 years or so. But the build quality is solid.

>>271631
Only a backup generator in the building for telecom equipment. There is a small office inside and a small overnight "bunker" on the other side of the building. I'll post pics of it later.

>>271633
They took down the radar station (one story building with large dish and a very large golf ball on top) and two other masts. There is a telephone line to the tower building and a fiber cable runs nearby at the bottom of the mountainside, so it could be hooked up if you wanted it to. You can see two masts in the distance if you climb up to the lookout platform at mid level on the mast.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 10:18:38 2012 No.271648 File: 14 KB, 335x323, 1324140333574.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>271637

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 10:32:38 2012 No.271653 File: 16 KB, 640x480, can't see.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>271637

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 10:34:23 2012 No.271654 What exactly are you going to do with this bunker, OP? I know you said that you were going to live in the surface buildings, but what about the bunker itself?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 10:39:38 2012 No.271656 if you ever need henchmen or just couple more hands to help out, i'd seriously consider it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 11:08:38 2012 No.271667 Wherever this is, I'm sure TPB have their eyes on it by now. >philosoraptor: What if the people working on this What they ARE from TPB? I can just imagine server farm after server farm, bunker re-inforced torrent hosting.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 11:29:23 2012 No.271675 >>271667 >TPB >server farm You don't understand how P2P works at all do you?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 12:00:09 2012 No.271686 >>271667 Do you even know the principle of how torrents work?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 12:09:53 2012 No.271688 OP, you need one room that just has a fuck ton of monitors on the wall hooked up to a beast of a computer along with every area of the bunker covered by an extensive camera system.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 12:13:09 2012 No.271689 At least turn one room into a huge ball pit, OP.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 12:20:08 2012 No.271693 >>271667 /g/ have already spotted it. Not long now... >>>/g/26860748

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 12:31:08 2012 No.271700 >>271693 first greetings from /g/ and so it begins...

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 12:36:54 2012 No.271704 Good heavens. This is just too cool. OP - good luck and much fortune, I am very jealous. Granit, tallar, nödutgångsskyltar (för att inte tala om onödiga bunkrar) - Sverige lär du väl gömma dig i. Grattis, vilket köp alltså.

>>	Sweden Anon Mon Aug 13 12:39:53 2012 No.271705 Its definitely sweden. The pallet says SJ.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 12:54:08 2012 No.271713 Känner igen vissa delar, om detta är i Värmland kommer jag att bli redigt avensjuk.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 13:35:53 2012 No.271724 This is beautiful, OP. I'm really impressed that you've managed to find such a thing. Please keep us updated.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 13:39:24 2012 No.271725 >>271724 I'm more impressed he managed to afford it, though we know how he did that. Just out of curiosity, OP - it sounds like you also have a place where you're currently staying. Will you be getting rid of this home when the bunker is finished?

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 13:45:53 2012 No.271731

Op, I know you had mentioned a bit about internet in the bunker. Could you elaborate on that a little more? What potential networking capabilities exist out there?

I think it'd be fabulous if you were to become the provider for important projects (NASA/ESA/JAXA come to mind, perhaps Wikipedia)

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 14:33:38 2012 No.271765 >>267963 this

>>	sativa Mon Aug 13 14:41:39 2012 No.271771 >>271212 762 by 59

>>	sativa Mon Aug 13 14:44:23 2012 No.271772 >>271238 nice op your livin the dream

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 14:47:53 2012 No.271774 >>271637 More proof he is in Sweden! It's the skull of a frost giant!

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 15:00:53 2012 No.271779 >>271774 Surely that just narrows it down to Scandinavia...

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 15:10:38 2012 No.271788 >>19151774 lol!

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 15:24:38 2012 No.271794 File: 52 KB, 335x323, skull.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] AHHHHHHH!!!!!!

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 15:56:24 2012 No.271807

>>271289
"Taken down trees along the fence, gotten the guard house and barracks in to nice shape (16 bedrooms, kitchen, showers, etc. Fixed the motor on the gates, Intercom system. Dug up the buried bunker exits. I still have to dig up the decommissioned gun emplacements and defensive trenches. "

I became a liltalented /diy/erfor a sec, OP you've made my day

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 15:59:54 2012 No.271808 >>271807 WTF happened there, I meant a liltalented /diy/erfor a sec lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 16:14:54 2012 No.271819 >>271808 The work K id is word filtered.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 16:36:09 2012 No.271829 Restyle it to look like a fallout vault id pay money to visit or stay in one.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 17:06:38 2012 No.271848 The things I would to do film a movie in an awesome place like that

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 17:54:53 2012 No.271867 >>271848 This. Make sure to make it known to location scouts. They can provide you with the occasional income as actors play pretend throughout your complex.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 18:10:38 2012 No.271870 File: 46 KB, 458x366, 1329806490233.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>271634 DAMN IT you Swed, delete your post. you have compromised your location to anyone that isn't a summerfag.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 18:34:08 2012 No.271881 >>271870 This. You really need to delete that image, there's a clue in it if you look hard enough (Not in the trees)

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 18:41:09 2012 No.271887 http://regex.info/exif.cgi?b=3&referer=https%3A%2F%2Fimages.4chan.org%2Fdiy%2Fsrc%2F134486581682 5.jpg&imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fimages.4chan.org%2Fdiy%2Fsrc%2F1344865816825.jpg

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 18:45:23 2012 No.271891 >>271887 roadtrip!

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 18:48:23 2012 No.271896 Guess I´ll move up the restoration of the trenches to top of the list. No worries tho. Anyone with experience of felling trees is welcome by.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 18:48:23 2012 No.271897 All of the Monday images were uploaded by cell. You screwed up OP.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 19:05:24 2012 No.271911 not OP but why are you guys such cunts? He's just trying to do something awesome here and you're deliberately trying to fuck it up for him?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 19:10:08 2012 No.271914 >>271887 >>271885 why do you faggots have to be such fuckers? jesus fuck delete your posts already

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 19:12:53 2012 No.271918 >>271896 there can't be too many swedes on diy, can there? all talk op, no need to worry. greets from northern germany

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 19:15:38 2012 No.271921

>>271896
If this is OP, then i'd make the best of a bad situation. You've already said it's surrounded by razor wire and fences, all the doors lock and the only doors that possibly don't are basically too heavy to move by hand.

Therefore, any /k/ommando who turns up is going to have fun trying to get in.

Do you have a dump email address OP? i'd love to talk to you about this through a more private channel, if at all possible

Anonymous Mon Aug 13 19:19:23 2012 No.271923

>>271897
True, but it's not really that big of a secret, just don't want the batman people dropping by like a poster above mentioned. I do get visitors out here every now and then from people who has worked or served on the base, or are in special interest groups (fortifications, mil history, etc). I show them around (though not the hazardous routes), they usually tell me their stories and fill in any blanks I might have on some areas.

>>271911
Thanks, but it would come out sooner or later anyways.

I could actually ask to see if anyone can find a sat image of my location since it's pretty much have been 'shopped on all sat maps services I've tried (trees, lots of them).

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 19:27:09 2012 No.271928 >>271923 All that site will ever show is trees. Certain areas governments protect, even after the site's been decommissioned and sold off. Something to do with a similar style of construction being used across the board

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 19:27:53 2012 No.271931 Wish I lived closer. I do know how to fell trees. Just never did it. Good luck op. Really enjoy how can live the wetdream

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 13 23:10:41 2012 No.272109 File: 51 KB, 450x304, Secret bunker.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] How's the secret base working out for you?

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 02:27:43 2012 No.272223 >>272109 >works or for you

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 05:56:33 2012 No.272288 Oh wow we found where his bunker is, we're such badasses for doing that. Maybe our internet friends will give us a thumbs up for being pro hackers, we just won at life by disrespecting a normal person's wishes for privacy.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 06:19:39 2012 No.272295 >>272288 To be honest this should teach OP a lesson though. In this day and age you have to be careful with your information as almost everything's default settings are set to datamining. I feel sorry for OP :(

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 06:26:43 2012 No.272298 >>272288 Welcome to 4chan, asshole of the internet.... Polite sage for off topic.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 06:33:42 2012 No.272303 >>272298 I think the bump limit has been reached, no need to sage. Also, I like to think of /diy/ as the most civilized board on 4chan.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 06:39:38 2012 No.272307 >>272303 Oh, right. Not sure what the limit is, here. Indeed it is, I believe, but it's still 4chan!

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 10:18:41 2012 No.272376 Bump to check for limit.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 10:19:38 2012 No.272377 >>272376 Confirmed.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 15:29:47 2012 No.272477 Please, this can't have hit the bump limit!

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 17:01:47 2012 No.272532 Waiting for more pic OP

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 17:43:43 2012 No.272555 >>27222 Swype auto-correct.

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 17:45:41 2012 No.272556 >>272223

>>	Anonymous Tue Aug 14 18:26:43 2012 No.272585 >>272532 I'll create a new thread. Not sure what we should discuss tho.

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 16 03:36:59 2012 No.273685 I'm gonna miss this thread....

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 16 03:37:01 2012 No.273687 >>273685 Where's the new one?

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