A Vauban fort (Part 2) - The Grand Bastion

[DintheDin]

In order to finish my Vauban fort project, I needed to give depth to the defenses, creating a big bastion as a second line of fortifications.
It should be an imposing construction, overlooking and protecting the first line.

See also my previous post

http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=98636.new;topicseen#new

Imagine it is mid-August summer holidays. You have ample time to work, but all stores are closed and your printer is out of ink.
Scavenging a box with leftovers, I managed to gather enough printed paper, cardboard and cork to finish the job.
Here are some side views, where you can see the walls made from irregular pieces of paper, covered in the seams with some vegetation.  

  

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Some views from the inside

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A 15mm battery to show the dimensions

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And some foot. Each of the two front sides are about 30cm

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Some more views from the back side

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A final view from above

[Furt]

Very nicely done.

[DintheDin]

Very nicely done.

Thank you!
No paintbrushes were damaged at the making of this job 

[miltiades]

fantastic job. One of your finest and one of the best I have seen

[The Grim Mariner]

Most excellent.

[DintheDin]

fantastic job. One of your finest and one of the best I have seen

Thank you!
The siege season is coming, I smell it in the air 

[DintheDin]

Most excellent.

Please, stay tuned.
A group of tourists, dressed as heads of Regiment have a glamorous selfie on the bastion plateau  

[DintheDin]

Here I found a very interesting drawing about Vauban bastions design:
The three systems of Vauban