Does anyone know a good source for maps? I mean building / installation maps. Like a n office building or a military installation... any thoughts?
TIA,
Stryker
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a quick google image search brings up some interesting floorplans
Floorplan
Office Floorplan
Building Map
Office map
that alone is hundreds of pages of floorplans and such, should get you started
now, most of them are probably copyright, so I don't recommend publishing anything with them, but for private SR sessions I'm sure they're fine
Floorplan
Office Floorplan
Building Map
Office map
that alone is hundreds of pages of floorplans and such, should get you started
now, most of them are probably copyright, so I don't recommend publishing anything with them, but for private SR sessions I'm sure they're fine
Under the Locations tab: http://www.executivecentre.com/en/
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| now, most of them are probably copyright, so I don't recommend publishing anything with them, but for private SR sessions I'm sure they're fine |
Sometimes I wonder what the cops would think if they decided to search my home and found all those floorplans with criminals operations planned.
AFAIK in the UK its covered under the 2004 terrorism act, don't even have to have anything else its covered under terrorist paraphernalia
Is it? It might appear as such, but certainly the sourcebooks one owns will provide a stronger context?
Those who like to plan runs based on real maps from their own hometown might have a problem explaining those preparations. Seeing that homes are rarely searched without reason...
Those who like to plan runs based on real maps from their own hometown might have a problem explaining those preparations. Seeing that homes are rarely searched without reason...
Those are some great search links.
Lots of building goodness!!
Lots of building goodness!!
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