Not a bad layout... you'll need to do some calculations on what you want in it to enable positioning of axles to provide balance and ball weight.
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Not a bad layout... you'll need to do some calculations on what you want in it to enable positioning of axles to provide balance and ball weight.
Thats gunna be looong!:o
heres one thats close-- just swap the island for bunks,, they have a gazzillion different models---
I think this is what Incisor has been on about---Quote:
Originally Posted by DoubleChevron
I just visited www.swiftcaravans.com.au
and got this!
:o
If you are camped up and outside, you have to dance around every thing else in the van just to get to the loo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
IMHO, the things you use the most eg. the loo and the kettle (or fridge) should have easy simple access.
Stick the bed away from the door both for use (once a day normally) and privacy.
Yeah ... but size is everything :p ... seriously, have a look at the weights. The tare is about 1.6tons. Try finding an aussie van even smaller like the one drawn up that weighs less than 2 tons.... I reallly like those bailey front couches. There very comfortable, there is a pull out table that will become a small table, or extend right out to the length of the couches (eg: playing cards with friends).Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
The cafe seating and seating in aussie 'vans always seems to be the wrong shape, and not great to sit in/on.
Dancing Paul? really? at your age? :p
no dancing or sidesteps required with my design,, its a straight shot down the hall,,
Found you a van, Mr Swift.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/9912...16399159&rt=11
A great little project for you.
Er Ok, Mr Marsh,, can you take a screen shot and post it?
Should check out the Bruder EXP-6. See bruderx.com