GMC Motorhome

[dptydawg]

This thing is close enough to completion that we'll call it done. I have not yet sealed up the joint between the upper and lower hull. There is more gap in the photos than there will be once its clamped and glued. The door needs a bit more fine tuning to fit right and I still have to hang some plated on it. These are photos of the finished motorhome











As you can see there are parts cabbaged from numerous kits. and lots of scratch building. Thanks for looking
Carl

[jimb]

That's pretty cool!

[gatorincebu]

dayum Carl,
That looks super! I had always thought about getting one, but like many others never did.
Not that I would've done anything like this with it.
You have worked wonders with it, and your skill and attention to detail has paid off again
But I am looking forward to the dio you build for it!!!


Be Well
Gator

[maxwell48098]

That is so cool. Nice rebuild.

A.J.

[ap40rocktruck]

Super nice re-build. Of all the non-model types in 1/25 scale, this has got to be one of the neatest pieces

Well done, one of my favorites!

Ap40

[dptydawg]

Thanks guys for all the kind words. Its strange how you see things in photos that you miss in real life. Like the overspray of the ail light and that black line above it. Today I did some clean up on it. the black line was compliments of the cat. she donated one of her hairs. I also added some tags and tweeked the door to close better.


Thanks
carl

[Robert Myers]

Great job on the motor home!!!!!

I agree that photos can show you areas that you want to go back and tidy up. The problem is that I take the photos, post them, then go back and make a few changes. Maybe photos should be part of my building process, I could view the high res. on the computer, make the fixes....then post. Interesting thought. It kinda makes up for the senior citizen eyes