Dingo1

Well I have finally got my Revell Cityliner Coach after 3 months on layby paying a little every two weeks. Now for the big build this thing measure in at 51cm (20inches) but the whole project once it's built will be much bigger as the coach will be hauling a trailer as show in the mockup.


If anyone can help with wiring I'd be gratefull for that.


Floor pan showing passenger seat positions.


Floor pan now with false floor in for motorhome furniture.


Mockup of Motorhome & Trailer.

Mockup side veiw lenght of unit is 84cm (33inches), yep huge.

This project is one big job and where I'm going to put it well that's another story.


Dingo

deedlit

It's going to be HUGE

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voyageur

Yeah!!! Finally somebody with the balls to convert that rather ugly and mighty expensive coach into a nice motorhome. And you're even going to add a trailer

Keep it coming, I'm definitely going to watch this build. For inspiration on rather large motorhomes click here.

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Sebastian

pug=309

ive been hoping someone else had one of these, so i can see how its built. ive got 1 in my stash that i was planing on building next year so ill be watching


allan

Khier

Is that luggage trailer a part of the kit?

Dingo1

Khier, no the trailer is a Gaxilie car carry trailer an extra, all others thanks for your enthusiazm I will need it but don't get too excited about seeing this build soon as I have to get through my wifes illness first and that hopefully be in late May early June, let's hope late May as wot usually happens, I will keep all informed once the built starts for now it's been packed back into the box and placed with the rest of my unbuilt kits wait for the sun to show it's face again.

Dingo

Dingo1

Well here is a bit more of the build the floor is in ready to be painted & carpeted the driver's dash is in with custom set-up gauges.

Dingo

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Dingo1

More jhas been done thanks to the encouragement of another RV builder who put me onto a website called "Jim's Printable Mini's" it has given me all the flooring and a few other things I need.



New dash set-up

Dingo

TRBJ

the carpeting and the animal skin mat looks terrific!!!! i cant wait to see this project done.. keep it up!

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carl63_99

Alright! Let's set up an RV cruise when we get done!
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=954134

I know what you mean about everyone having some patience, as mine has been in progress for 7 years. I've gotten my Bachelors degree, had a second kid, moved, changed jobs twice and am on my second digital camera since starting mine. I also had the crazy notion of replicating my 1:1 scale so I had a TON of scratch building to do. Very, very few unmodified parts on that thing. And I sure learned a lot trying to get it built.

Keep up the good work, I'll be watching.

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Dingo1

Carl had a look at U'r RV and it looks awesome man U've done a good job and I agree we must go on a RV cruise when mine finished maaybe we could rig up a combine thread witht he two RV's some how on the same page one behind the other.

Dingo