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A spawnable airbase?! Whaaaaaat?!

This is a spawnable, stationary airbase build, made as a bombing/strafing target as well as a background scenery to populate the map. It comes with destructible buildings (such as traffic control tower and barracks), destructible vehicles (mainly aircrafts), and revetment area surrounded by almost non-functioning blast walls. Have fun!

How to use

Create a custom spawn facing EAST, then spawn the build on it. Using a vehicle with the ability to turn without moving forward or backward makes it easy. (Like a tank; here's my M103 https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/H7k1gB/M103A2-Heavy-Tank

Here's the coords for the custom spawn point (thanks to Englishgarden for asking):
X/long 5721,
Y/alt 71,
Z/lat -5331

On crediting & use in your works (IMPORTANT!)

-Feel free to use it as a target or background for photoshoot/video making. Just be sure to link this page and give me the credit! BUT...
To avoid unnecessary confusion or sort of 'false advertisement', please do not use this in the thumbnail picture of your aircraft upload. You may use it in the pics in the descriptions.

-If you decide to modify this by adding things made by other people, like a stationary cars or aircrafts, please make sure to keep the names of the builders somewhere (you can use the in-game Instructions of the build as a notepad), and give them the proper credit if/when you upload the modified version. I have respect for those who respect the effort of other people. ;)

Features

-This airbase exploits the "critically damaged" state/mechanic which causes the target marker of the damaged "aircraft" (build) to disappear. Since it will lose its target marker, other AI controlled vehicles (builds) in the map won't attack this base, meaning you can spawn builds such as the ZSU-23-4 by the MysteryTimeTraveler (link) or my MIG-17 interceptors (link to air version) to "defend" the base from you or other AI vehicles that may pose a threat to it. (Have you seen AI planes fly straight into the ground? It happens!)

-The traffic control tower & the barracks with triangular roofs are made to be 'explodable'; if you damage them with just the right size of explosion. they'll blow up like the sail barge from RotJ. They are made of a (heavy) base part, a core glass block, and exterior panels. Panels are connected to the glass block and some other blocks, and this allows them to get disconnected and fly off when hit with large enough explosion (not always).
(Feel free to use or experiment with this.)

-Half cylindrical barracks and water tower will explode (sometimes fail)

Vehicle list

-2x C-47 cargo planes
-7x F-84F fighter bomber
-2x RF-84F recon planes
-1x MJ-1 lift truck
*These are all my own builds, 1:1 scale, and made to wikipedia dimensions (except for the MJ-1 bomb lift, but I think it's close to 1:1 scale).

Base Tour

Famous water tower, often seen catching on fire.

MJ-1 lift truck. Also known as bomb lift, bomb loader, munition loader, jammer, and so on.
(I'll make a drivable version later)

Abandoned crates no one bothered to take inside for a week. Now mushy and gross thanks to rain... and everyone.

A shot from the top floor of the control tower.
The another tower seen in the distance is the tower of the Wright Airport. BSAF and the Wright Airport are known to be in less-than-good terms, and you can sometimes see snipers of each factions firing at each other from their respective control towers.

Close up shot of the water tower. The water tower may appear to dwarf the control tower in this photograph, but that's simply due to a visual trick.

Parked airplanes.

Barracks. These ones house the base's support personnels.

Water tower against the dark, stormy sky.

Info

Name: Camp Poostein AFB, Bunyanya Shameful Alliance airForce (BSAF)
(Pronounced "poo-shtain")
Motto: Bombs away!*
Location: Wright Airport south tarmac (Monday 6am to Thursday 7pm)

*Subject to change.

Comment

Overall looks are somewhat inspired by USAF bases (and its structures) in Thailand during the Vietnam War. I wanted to put more aircrafts, including some MIGs, but the parts count was going up really fast, so I decided not to.

-Revetment
The aircraft parking area surrounded by the walls (or... 'wall?' They are all connected) is called revetment. It took me forever to learn what it was called.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revetment_(aircraft)
The walls are simplified, but they are built to the general specifications of the actual revetment blast walls (at least according to the data I could find).

Actual thing was (at least on one account) 12 feet/3.657m tall and 5.5 feet/1.676m thick. Each panel was (at least in one place) 5 feet (1.524m) long. There also seems to be 10 feet version, or one with support pillar every 10 feet.

My version is very much simplified to save on the part count (previous versions had one with more parts that was more accurate to the real thing--but it just wasn't worth the cost). I might make an accurate version in the future for photoshoot purpose (no promises!).