Building miniatures is seriously addictive…

When I saw this model featuring an airlock door that was closed, I decided to go ahead and carve out a full B1F level for it.

• The AMS is primarily intended for mounting on large display screens and the iconic Peak Power LOGO adorning cargo containers.
• A standard ceiling has been seamlessly integrated with the LF1 ground-level terrain, as illustrated in the diagram:

• The B1F level connects to the ground via a massive elevator shaft—on the blueprints, you’ll notice that just beyond the airlock at the end of the tunnel lies the top of the elevator car.
• The overall layout is as follows:
  • The upper-left tactical zone houses a large display screen and a holographic projection table.
  • The central left-hand maintenance area features six Standard-1 type Rock Titan maintenance bays [click here to learn more].
  • The lower-left unloading zone includes a support column and six Peak Power cargo containers—available in two different sizes.
  • The right side is anchored by a magnetically sealed airlock (which may be opened up in the future—can you guess what this space is used for? Hahaha…).
  • The upper-right corner is dedicated to the elevator system, with a reserved spot for a magnetic-control light fixture.

• [Updated March 17, 2025] A ceiling has been added, designed to accommodate lighting fixtures—whether it’s a 10mm magnetic-control light or a compact 10mm spotlight—enhancing the front-end aesthetics while dramatically boosting the brightness of the maintenance area, as shown in the image:

  

——Background & Setting——

Before long, the elevator came to a stop on the B1F level. The hatch slowly slid open, and a man in uniform adorned with Peak Power insignia hurried forward to greet them.

“Good work, everyone! I’m Lu Feng—I’m in charge of logistics here. You’ve been through quite the ordeal on your journey; being able to return safely is the greatest victory!” His voice was loud and clear, his words brimming with sincerity.

Aike and the others wore weary smiles of relief, shaking hands with Lu Feng one by one.

“This B1F looks way bigger than I’d imagined,” Zhang Qiang remarked as he took in the surroundings, unable to hide his amazement. “I thought it would just be a typical underground level—but look at how spacious it is!”

“Yeah, I didn’t expect it to be like this either,” Mei chimed in. “With this lofty ceiling and such a well‑organized layout, it practically feels like a miniature fortress.”

Lu Feng smiled as he explained, “Don’t let the fact that we only have a small building above ground fool you—the LF-1 outpost handles multiple critical missions. Naturally, the maintenance area on the B1F level was built to exacting standards—there’s simply not enough room to maneuver if the space were smaller.”

As everyone looked around, they were struck by the soaring ceiling height—nearly seven to eight meters—which instantly filled them with a sense of openness and clarity. Stepping out of the elevator, they found a massive, tightly sealed airlock door to their left, along with directional signage on the floor that hinted at an even larger space lurking behind those doors.

“How are your supplies holding up?” Lu Feng asked.
“They’re doing great,” Aike replied.
“Great—just place them in the ‘Storage Area’ on the right front.”

The group turned their gaze toward the right front, where towering storage shelves stood, neatly packed and organized from top to bottom. After Aike and the others carefully hoisted that crucial cargo container into an empty slot in the storage area, they let out a deep sigh of relief.
“This big guy doesn’t seem to be in great shape,” Lu Feng said, pointing toward the maintenance area next to the storage zone. “We’ve got six Standard-1 maintenance bays—let’s send him over there for some repairs. I’ve got a few things to take care of, so I’ll be stepping away for a bit—just use the terminal to reach me whenever you need me.” With that, Lu Feng headed over to the personnel stationed near the elevator.

“Self‑checking… Self‑check complete. The ‘Kingfisher’ standard backpack was unloaded and decommissioned seven hours ago. The ‘Banner’ backpack is functioning normally, with 65% energy remaining. The main body has sustained damage in several areas, with 15% energy still available. Recommendation…”
“Oh, come on—you’re at it again!” Zhang Qiang chuckled. “We’ll get you up to the maintenance bay for repairs in no time.”

In the maintenance area, the six Standard-1 mech maintenance bays stood in perfect alignment. Four of them were already occupied by Rock Titans undergoing routine upkeep, their robotic arms darting swiftly around the machines—as if performing a peculiar dance. Aike pushed his own battered Rock Titan into Bay No. 5, then stepped forward and said to the busy maintenance crew, “Could you please give it a thorough checkup? It’s carried us through countless battles, taking quite a beating along the way.” The maintenance staff nodded in agreement and quickly got to work on the repairs.

Adjacent to the maintenance area lay the mission control zone—a massive wall‑size display screen bathed in a cool, ethereal blue glow, its data constantly scrolling and updating. In front of the screen sat a holographic projection table, its underside illuminated with intricate patterns that danced in midair, conjuring up a comprehensive visual representation of the surrounding region.

Zhang Qiang plopped down onto a nearby chair, stretching out his limbs and saying, “That was one hell of a ride—thank goodness we finally get to catch our breath. I’m going to take a quick nap—wake me up when it’s time to eat.”

With that, he pulled his jacket over his head and drifted off to sleep.

Mei asked for directions to the infirmary and headed over to get her wounds treated.

Meanwhile, Aike spent some time at the holographic projection table in the mission control zone, studying the surrounding terrain in case he needed to adapt his plans on the fly.