The Self-Sustaining Fortress for A Complete Zombie ApocolypseSubmitted by Claidheamh Righ on Wed, 04/22/2009 - 06:44 |
Much, much more detail later. In short, get a small apartment or office buildings, yes, the whole thing. Preferably one with an adjacent parking lot. Parking lot and perimiter enclsoed by a cinder block, concrete and rebar wall. Floors converted to agriculture, armory, hospital,brig, shooting range, storage, etc. Solar panels will be fixed to anywhere and verywhere outside. Redundant gate systems on all entrances/exits. Standardized offensive and defensive kits created. Vehicles will include, the mobile hospital, suplly depot and command post (semi-trailer), the tank (modified garbage truck or bus or armoured car), support vehicle (tow-truck) and scout vehicles (dirt-bikes, quads). All vehicles equipped with gps, walkie-talkies, extra gas, radio to hear base's radio transmissions, etc.
Obviouslly a rather ambitous plan but hey, good luck trying to leave a city with several million people screamign eat me running around. I'll be ready and waiting, with friends, family and any sensible proffesionals (police, doctors, farmers, mechanic, plumber, etc.).
I think its an ok idea and yes VERY ambitious.But well thought out for a plan that's receiving more detail.Just make sure the parking lot is within jumping distance of a window in case of a takeover from zombies.
Hopefully it wont come to that. The most likley way a zombie gets inside is someone gets infected unknowingly or hides it until it too late. The stairs between Each floor will be able to be locked and reinforced. There also be a "panic room" on each floor that will have all walls and the door reinforced and have some supplies. Anyone trapped on the infested floor will wait there till rescue arrives, or so the plan goes.
inorder to make effective farmland you need good soil and you have to put it on the roof to get the sun you need ao the solar pannels will have to be set up in infected land so the repairs needed every 20 years would be extrememly difficult



