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Thanks for watching! It sure does eat up a lot of time! If I recall I had about 40 hours of editing on the first episode!

Wrapping up a couple small jobs to make more progress towards the finish line (it’s still pretty far away!) ✅ Checking off the build list! | Building an Overland Vehicle

A little bit of custom work to get the overhead cabinets to fit properly... and a new “tool” I used a new (old) tool! | Fuso FG Overand Kitchen build

It’s time for the countertop! This is heavy!! Does this BUTCHER BLOCK make our Kitchen look big? | Fuso FG

More custom 3D printed parts to hold the kitchen together... Slam latches, Sticky tape and 3D parts in the Kitchen? | Fuso FG

The hard part of the Kitchen install was underneath the kitchen... The Struggle down under (the Kitchen) | Fuso FG habitat build

An absolute waste of time, but fun to do and somewhat functional🤣 Custom fitting the CHEAPEST inclinometer on Amazon! | Fuso FG

Starting the inside of the habitat box! Laying down the floor! Does this thumbnail give too much away? | 4x4 Overland camper build

Adding some special parts to the roof, probably not what you might expect! 3D Printed parts on the roof? | Fuso 4x4 Camper build

Building up the Kitchen feet! The secret under our IKEA kitchen | FG 4x4 Camper build

Well, it’s taken me a whole YEAR to get this last episode edited, but here it is! More time at our favorite beach, some time around lago Arenal, Mistico hanging bridges, and some great underwater sightings! Enjoy! Volcanos, bridges, and a BEACH THIEF! | 4x4 RTT Adventure!

After 2 full years of building this truck, I’m still no where near done. I’ve got a lot done, and a lot left to do!! Here is a look back at the last two years! Am I wasting my time? | Fuso FG Overland Build

Not happy with the kitchen feet, I set out to come up with a better and more secure solution: I made my own “MYKEA” parts | Fuso Overland Camper Build

Next it was Kristas turn to do some building! Which was good, because I had a lot of other things to catch up on! She’s building it without me! | Fuso FG 4x4 Camper

And with the power inlet done, I could close off the last openings with the last panel pieces! Closing in the Habitat | Fuso Canter FG camper

With the lights installed, I wanted a cleaner entry for the power, so, I installed some power inlet and outlets on the front of the habitat box. Easy AC power connections | Custom built Fuso 4x4 Camper

Well, I haven’t really done any math on it, but I’m ballpark figuring another 1000 to 1500 lbs on the habitat - not sure what the final truck weight will be!

And since its so light, let’s move on to lights! I love these LED strips and the aluminum channels they go in! Installing BTF RGBW LED strips | Fuso 4X4 Composite Camper build!

Let’s get a couple more caught up! I’m sure there are folks out there a this point wondering what this thing weighs... well... here you go! How HEAVY is it? | FUSO FG camper build

Well it’s taken me WAY too long to get this edit wrapped up, but here is our favorite piece of Costa Rica so far! I’m still blown away with how amazing this whole trip was, I’d do it again in a heartbeat! BEST beach in Costa Rica! | Nomad America RTT Rental!