I like the idea of one of your "rocket lights" as a third brake light and a round over on the edges as well...you and Daisy Dawg are coming up with a truly unique looking little camper

madjack

doug hodder wrote:I've got the sides done, including interior skins, at least ready to pile on more coats of epoxy on the exterior...it looks blotchy...that's because I used a fairing additive to the epoxy which eliminates a lot of penetration of the resin and will smooth out the exterior. Since the sides are going to be painted this time and not a woody, I wanted to seal them off and build up the smoothness on them, in a hurry...Sides and top are going to be auto paint on this trailer, so the discoloration isn't an issue. I also added several wood accents to the side, which are just held on right now in 2x sticky tape, rough fit up, not final, they will be also epoxied on to the sides and "faired" into the body...the Trolley top will have 4 portholes in each side, (might be difficult to see), in automotive glass, plus I haven't worked out the details yet, but each side of the raised portion will have an accent stripe in a 3D effect like the lower stripes on the body ...what is shown is the template...the real thing should happen this weekend...it might look stupid...but I don't care...this is a hoot to build!!!!! I'm just trying to do something outside the box!!!! .Doug
asianflava wrote:Looks Flash Gordony or would that be Flash Gordonish. Either way, it looks cool.
asianflava wrote:It took me about 6 months to build. Just like everything else, I was about 85% finished when I got sick of it and took a 4 month break from it. All I had left to do were the doors, soffits, trim, and paint when I took my break.
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