What? The Peak Power LF-1 Outpost? You’re asking what on earth that is?

Actually, it’s a rather obscure detail from the backstory of Little Fat (the CL-Q1 Panyan Mech)—I just suddenly felt like building it out of the blue. No, it’s definitely not because I saw there was a competition in the International Zone and got greedy for prizes… no, no, not at all…

• Scale: 1/250
• The overall design captures the iconic entrance to a fortress nestled into the mountainside.
• The peak power logo requires multi‑color printing; beyond that, no additional colors are needed.
• Four 2x2 circular magnets are included for securing the turret—though the magnetic attachment points at the base of the structure aren’t strictly necessary.
• A 10mm LED magnetic light strip is pre‑installed to illuminate the tunnel, enhancing the immersive atmosphere.

—Brief Assembly Instructions—

—Background & Setting—

The LF-1 Outpost is an underground supply station operated by Peak Power, strategically located near the artificial moon Io-10. It serves as a critical hub for maintaining and servicing most of Peak Power’s mechs, vehicles, and starships.

• The entrance sits atop a rugged hill; once inside, visitors are greeted by a vast underground maintenance bay.
• At the entrance stand two defensive turrets and a signal jamming tower, providing robust self‑defense capabilities.
• Perched high above the mountain summit is a vertical electromagnetic catapult shaft, equipped with two parallel electromagnetic launch rails that can rapidly alternate between launching various airborne assets to support friendly units stationed far away.

Aike, Zhang Qiang, Mei, and the Panyan Mech were escorting that all‑important crate—and finally, they were nearing the destination of their mission: the LF-1 Outpost.

From afar, the outpost stood like a solitary, icy silver fortress perched atop a snow‑capped peak near the Arctic Circle of Io-10. Its square, angular architecture gleamed with a cold, metallic sheen against the backdrop of pristine white mountains, creating a striking contrast with the surrounding landscape.

“Wow—so this is LF-1? Looks a bit smaller than I imagined!” Zhang Qiang quipped.

“I heard this is our company’s very first outpost on Io-10—shouldn’t it at least look a little more impressive?” Mei said, spraying antiseptic on her wound as she spoke. “But hey, you’ve gotta admit—it’s got some serious firepower.” With that, she pointed toward the snowy mountaintop.

Following her gaze, the group spotted scattered man‑made structures dotting the mountainside, occasionally glowing faintly in the darkness.

The Panyan Mech chimed in: “According to my data, LF-1 is home to three versatile land‑based defense platforms, two heavy twin‑barrel plasma cannons, and one multi‑purpose electromagnetic jammer. There’s also a single electromagnetic catapult shaft, complete with two launch rails capable of alternating between deploying equipment and supplies.”

“If only we’d been here when those drones started attacking us,” Zhang Qiang continued. “That jammer could have taken them down in a matter of minutes.”

“Alright, enough chit‑chat—let’s get to LF-1 and deliver the mission first,” Aike reminded them.

Before long, they arrived at the entrance to LF-1. To the left of the massive 7-meter‑wide airlock stood a terminal; after Aike entered the internal access code, a toneless voice announced, “Welcome to the LF-1 Outpost.” With that, the silver‑white structure let out a deep, mechanical rumble, and the heavy airlock doors slowly slid open on either side, releasing a warm, humid breeze infused with a subtle metallic scent.
“Alright, let’s go—we’re here,” Aike said, stepping through the doorway first.

Once inside, the group discovered a tunnel just under 20 meters long, leading to another airlock of similar size at the end. As the second airlock swung open, a large, enclosed elevator awaited them.

“Hope there’s an endless supply of junk food in here,” Zhang Qiang joked again.

With that, the group stepped into the elevator.