DIY Teardrop Camper FULL build timelapse

Here is the full build of my second teardrop camper, compressed down to about 5 minutes.
For a more detailed video on the build check out:
Part 1 - the floor:
• DIY Building a Teardro...
Part 2 - the walls, roof, electrical, kitchen:
• DIY Building a Teardro...
The stove I used:
• Klarstein Ignito Domin...
The solar panel on this build:
• Testing the CHEAPEST 1...
My first intention was to make this into multiple episodes but it was to hard to film enough for that.
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[@overlandgermany456]

Realy nice, great inspiration

[@pa_maj.MARTINI-van-MAN]

Great job!

[@BasinBjorn]

Thanks! Actually in the planning stage of the third camper now.

[@pa_maj.MARTINI-van-MAN]

@@BasinBjorn You must enjoy building them. I'd like a garage or big enough shed to build one as the weather is too unpredictable here, possible but a pain.

[@nelmar5522]

What is the total weight? I’m looking for or to build a narrow teardrop with kitchen and cartrige toilet , (for the wife) to pull behind my HD trike.

[@BasinBjorn]

I built 3 different teardrops and the last one weighed about 400kg / 900 lbs, if I remember correctly.

[@carlbooberg51]

wow! bra jobbat! Vad heter kärran/basen/vagnen du bygger på?

[@BasinBjorn]

Tack! Släpet är ett Brenderup Easyline ES200. Ej tippbart. Köpt på Bauhaus, så lätt att få tag på.
www.bauhaus.se/slapvagn-easyline-200s-600kg

[@kevinwelsh7490]

why knobby tires when they are just idlers? why is there a hole in the floor? won't the roof separate at the edge?

[@BasinBjorn]

The tires are just for the look. The normal road tires didn’t really match the esthetics I was going for.
The hole in the floor is where I put two 70Ah lead batteries.
Roof held up just fine.

[@birddogduke1251]

This has really inspired me to just buy a cheap camper instead.