One thing till I will answer your question. Two-way data binding is bad pattern and You shouldn't use it, even Angular creators stopped to improve it since Angular 2.
I recommend using here something called *ngIf - this is angular conditional instruction which allows you to check conditions in HTML.
<input type="checkbox" name="chec" [(ngModel)]="check1">
<div *ngIf="check1">
You will see this only when checkbox is checked!
</div>
Addiotional - do not bind file path to ngModel.As @Rakesh said it's logical value. What is more even object 2-way binded with path value, will constantly check for file path changes and it would probably slow down your application.