This high-end luxury motorhome allows you to travel in class! Features three slide-outs, including one that is almost the entire left side, a powerful diesel engine in back, two bathrooms, plentiful storage underneath, a well-appointed kitchen, and much more.
It is based on the Fleetwood Revolution LE 42K Motorhome but I should admit I took a lot of artistic license, especially with the artwork on the sides.
This is pretty much the diametric opposite from my last RV model, the Shasta Teardrop Travel Trailer that I made a couple of weeks ago. While that one was small and minimalistic (with only the most basic interior, and no removable roof) with classic styling from the 60’s, this one is modern and contains all the amenities you could wish for. However, neither model has 4 wheels, so both are eligible for the All But Four challenge on LUGNuts. It’s also eligible for a new Flickr group I created, LEGO RVing.
Hope you enjoy it, and please post comments here or on Flickr. If you want to see it in person, come to the BayLUG exhibit at MoAH in Palo Alto, CA – I’ll be bringing it there tomorrow and it will be there through January 11, 2009.
how did you make it a slide out email me a video or picture.
Actually I cheated … it doesn’t really slide out. The “slide out” parts are resting on tiles, with just 2 studs (one at each end) to hold them in place. To “slide” them in I remove them and reposition them.
how long did it take you to make it. how did you make the sink.
it took a couple of days – don’t remember exactly how long. The sink was a necessary invention because all my faucets were in other MOCs. It’s a very simple design though; just a round 1×1 plate on a tooth plate on a jumper plate. One of the sinks is mounted on a hinge and angled downward for clearance reasons. The whole sink is mounted on a 1/2 stud offset into the wall which has a panel rather than ordinary bricks to make room for it.
can you send me instructions on how to build it