Campertastic

Sorry, that is a terrible title, but it's about as good as it's going to get today!

After spending 5 hours making the camper, I then spent an hour sorting out pictures.  Some are not completely in focus (I love macro photography, but hate it at the same time!).

If you have a weekend spare I can really recommend this model.  It was a lot of fun, and if it cost us a nice meal out then it was worth it for the entertainment it gave!

That's a lot of Lego!

One door, the tiled floor and covered engine

Side doors, shelves and sink are all in

One of the two (!) instruction books

My favourite small touch - Make Lego Models, Not War!

Doors, seats, table and some windows

The interior is almost done

You've got to have some artwork in your camper, haven't you?  And a plant!

One side done, the other on the way

And we have a roof!  Something is missing at the front though...

See what I mean?  At least the split screen opens :)

Door on, and we can see behind ourselves with the large mirror

Complete with curtains!

And the iconic large dial speedometer!

Scissor lift for the expanding roof

Scissor lift collapsed

Ah, that's what we were missing, the front! It's not going to roll very well though!

And with the chairs unfolded, and table up. And the Lava lamp of course!

Finished, except for a bit of a repair on the engine cover!

All doors open, and the roof up

You know it's a good model when you get a wine glass with it!

Just the roof to put on

With the bed folded open, and the table collapsed

I love this shot - with the engine on display!

Done!

And again! Shame about the door handle though - doh!

The iconic front