I’m building a 1/64th scale model railroad and was thinking that it would be really funny to include Mark Levin’s bunker.

In case you don’t listen to AM radio, the Mark Levin Radio Show begins with the line “somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-descript building, we've once again made contact with our leader...Mark Levin” and Mark regularly refers to his studio as “the bunker.”

While there are plenty of “non-descript” “brick and steal building(s)” for me to choose from but I’m looking for the best bunker entrance.

I’m hoping to find something that;

1. Will look good concealed under a building

2. Does NOT contain offensive armament

3. Is large enough to suggest a massive buried complex

4. Has a large enough door that a 1:64 man (aka a tall 1:72 man) could enter without ducking.

5. Could be depicted with the door temporarily opened by the door guard, reveling a detailed interior and Mark Levin inside

I was looking at the following bunker but was wondering if someone could suggest something better;

http://www.militarymodelling.com/news/article/regelbau-672-in-1-72/7227/