VW Motorhome

[Eero]

I used Revells Westfalia kit as a base, but I scratch built a lot. That rear part is made out of styrene. I I tried to use as much innovative materials as possible. For example those curtains are made out of serviettes... That longest antenna is actually made of guitar string. This model represents Finnish motorhome, so there is a lot of Finnish stuff.

I didn't use any particular 1:1 motorhome as example when I built this. Still I tried to pick all the details of these kind of cars.

[RodneyBad]

Great looking MotorHome

That is a lot of scratch building and detailing you did.

Excellent work..

Really Fantastic..

[sjordan2]

That is fantastic. How come some of the world's best modelers come from Finland? Need something to do when you're snowed in?

PS – is there any record of what the interior looks like?

[Zoom Zoom]

Spectacular and so very cool

[James Flowers]

That is just wonderful to look at. Looks real, just like you could drive it away.

[miatamadman]

Very neat and quite a unique model. Excellent job!

[Jon Cole]

Bravo! That... is amazing! That is over the top!

What caught my eye... the window frames. How did you make those? They look so much better than the usual square-corner aluminum frame vintage style we usually see.

The entire build is so clean. Quite believable!

[Sixties Sam]

Wow! Very nicely done model. Great design and scratch building! You have much skill. It looks so real! The bicycle is a nice touch!

Sam

[TimKustom]

Very cool build!

Nice job!

[Randy Kern]

Neat model with lots of detailing to check out, even down to the VW mudflaps!

[bsoder]

WOW!...that is a 10++++ conversion..your scratch. skills are amazing

[Edward Gore]

Amazing

Fantastic

Great work, idea, and scratchbuilding on this unique project.

[Kustommerc]

Beautiful Job ! Very realistic looking. The detailing is incredible !

[John Teresi]

This is so AWESOME!!!!.......truly love this build.......detail and idea is so cool.

[Sixties Sam]

I took a second look at that bicycle on the back. It's a gem of detailing in itself! Those look like wire spokes in the wheels, and I see valve stems. Notice the friction drive generator with wires running to the headlight, springs under the seat, adjusting bolt for the seat post, etc. Very nice work!!

[Ron Hamilton]

Eggsellent!!!!

[Rat Fink]

Wow that is an amazing build. What really got my attention was the smallest thing there....the pine tree air freshner. Just over the top.

[Joker]

Gorgeous work..Truly inspiring...thank you so much for sharing. James

[Guest]

Wow! Absolutly incredible! Had you not shown the parts before aseembly, I'd swear you took pics of the real thing!

[David G.]

Too bad that we've all seen it already. It would have been a good candidate for the weekly "Real or Model" contest.

Absolutely Amazing!

[GeeBee]

Brilliant, superb detail, looks real to me !

[unky]

Quite a build! And you are a very organized builder!

[disabled modeler]

That is cool! I love campers/motor homes! nice job !

[Tony T]

Fabulous build! I like it very much! Love the details!

[blubaja]

Awsome build!! Great creativity! Are you running any engine in there or is it a curbside?