'Good luck getting in b**ch': Pensioner builds three-metre tall fortress with barbed wire around his home to keep his ex-lover out

  • A man has built a fortress around his property in an effort to keep his ex-wife out
  • The pensioner, known only as Tony, created a three-metre wall with barbed wire
  • He spent three weeks building his fortress with wood, barbed wire and catapult

By Cindy Tran for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 04:12 EST, 8 February 2017 | Updated: 04:17 EST, 8 February 2017

A man has revealed how he turned his property into a fortress with a three-metre high wall in an effort to keep his ex-partner out.

The pensioner, known only as Tony, decided to build a fortress with barbed wire wrapped around his humble home on the Central Coast of NSW.

Appearing on A Current Affair, the former builder said he went to extreme lengths to prevent his ex-lover from pillaging his home.

The pensioner, known only as Tony, decided to build a fortress with barbed wire wrapped around his humble home on the Central Coast of NSW

The pensioner, known only as Tony, decided to build a fortress with barbed wire wrapped around his humble home on the Central Coast of NSW

The former builder said he went to extreme lengths to prevent his ex-lover from his home

The former builder said he went to extreme lengths to prevent his ex-lover from his home

'I'm going to extreme lengths to protect what is mine,' Peter told the Nine Network program.

'Good luck getting in b**ch.'

The homeowner said the council had sent him a letter to warn him about the hefty $1.1 million fine he could face if he doesn't remove the structure.

'Our property is not worth $1.1 million,' he said.

Inspired by World War I and ancient Rome, the man said he spent three weeks building his fortress out of planks of wood, barbed wire and even a catapult.

'Trump's wall would not be as strong as this,' he said.

'I think Mr Trump could learn a bit about building walls to keep certain people out.'

Inspired by WWI and ancient Rome, the man said he spent three weeks building his fortress

Inspired by WWI and ancient Rome, the man said he spent three weeks building his fortress

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