1969 Winnebago Chieftain is finished...finally

[Repstock]

After a few years, I finally finished this project. Everything is kitbashed or scratchbuilt. I need to find something new to focus on. Model is 1/25 scale. Boy, photos sure show flaws that aren't apparent in person. Well, my eyes aren't what they used to be.

Edited 5 hours ago by Repstock

[Zoom Zoom]

That is amazing! Nice work 😎 Well worth the years of effort. 

[Kanada Kustoms]

Brilliant build... The weathering on the bottom and the attention to the inside take it way over the top!

[Shark]

My eyes must be bad too, I don't see any flaws, just excellent workmanship.

[Big Messer]

Great model!. About the "flaws" (that I can't see) John Allen, a great model railroader from the 40's on, said that taking a picture of your model printed in a large format will show all unrealistic things or faults.

[Phildaupho]

This is absolutely fabulous. It brings back memories of a ski trip/road trip I took to Sun Valley with a couple of buddies in the earlier 1980's.

[89AKurt]

I don't know much about motorhomes, but I remember these roaming around.  That's awesome.  Yea I take pictures during a WIP just to find flaws, just admit it and use as a tool.  You must have taken a bunch of reference photos?  And measurements?  Drawings?  I have a resin Futureliner from a GSL to do something with, this would be one idea.  What did the chassis start as?

[DJMar]

That is absolutely astounding. I can't imagine the drive needed to scratchbuild or kitbash just about everything on a project that's this involved.

Having spent a few summers in a 70's vintage Winnie, I can tell you that everything on this build, from the carpet color to the chassis weathering, is very, very well done.