Resumption of Winnebago project.. completed!

Cool.  I was enjoying this project.

The addition of the wood made it very solid ,before it was a little floppy!

It's good to see it back.

You guys remember it?

Indeed we do.  Reminded me of a Barbie Winnebago my sister's friend had.  Looking forward to see it emerge!

It won't be pink,I can assure of that!

First time that I've seen this project and it is AMAZING!  You are doing an awesome job of scratch building.

tjs

Thanks! I put in the sub-floor for the front of the cabin as well as the radiator and some more structure up front.  

Making the framework for the dog house ,which in this case is abnormally long due to the length of the engine and radiator.  

Ok fits well ,I have to cover it with plastic plates to cover  the doghouse engine cover.  

Put the plastic plates on and the Dog house engine cover is quite large but perfect for a table or perhaps stationary seating while the Winnebago is parked;.  

Floor fully installed used  .60 Styrene.  tropical girl names

Getting the dash board together...

This will work!  

Hey Eugene!

 Glad to see the "Winnie" back. I'll have to fire up my American Eagle again! These can be a lot of fun!

Yep ! So much fun! made the lower grille,since it is installed at an angle I will carefully cut it in two without damage if it can be managed !  navy federal credit union address

Cut a piece of sheet aluminum and made the front bumper.Looks like it may work out ok.  

Coming along nicely.

Goi ng well thus far!

Rear bumper constructed.  

Used Basswood and Walnut veneer for the first set of cabinets.   

I was wondering what happened to that. Great to see it back. You are doing great. Keep up yhe good work.

Have to cut a hole for the sink lots of framework ahead!

I certainly did not expect how difficult it was to fabricate the sink out of a flat piece of aluminum.Still somewhat crude but I will take steps to improve the framework of the sink. sheesh!never made a scale sink before but wow!/crazy!