This is how two brothers Luke and Cole Thill built their own DIY teardrop camper in 13 months. They could have built it faster, but they were busy with lots of other things too. Originally Luke’s brother, Cole, started the build, and then halfway through Luke jumped in to help finish.
So in this post, you’ll get to learn all about it. Enjoy! Also you can subscribe to Luke Thill’s YouTube Channel for more updates like this directly from him (and you can explore his other videos too).
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Twin teen brothers build their own Micro Camper!
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This is the story of how Jenna designed and built her own downstairs bedroom in her tiny house by designing and building a simple DIY futon in the couch nook of her tiny house.
She used an idea from a skoolie bus tour she did (you can watch it right here on her YouTube channel) to make the bed work. We also did a post about it here you can check out. It’s pretty cool! You can learn exactly how she did it in the video below and she has many more videos on her channel. What do you think?
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Jenna’s Main-floor Tiny House Bedroom Solution
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Glen is a retired police officer who converted a box truck into a Lord of the Rings-inspired tiny home. As a skilled carpenter, he transformed the interior into something that looks straight out of Middle-earth.
He named the truck Radagast after the brown wizard from The Hobbit. Inside, the truck features a king bed, kitchen, bathroom, and wood fireplace with one of the most incredible hand-crafted interiors you’ll see in a vehicle conversion. From the outside, it looks like an ordinary work truck—completely stealthy.
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Lord of the Rings-Inspired Box Truck Interior
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This is the Acorn Tiny House by Humble Handcraft. It’s a beautiful and simple 16-foot tiny home on wheels. Originally, Ryan had built himself a much bigger (28-ft) tiny house.
But after experiencing the California wildfires in 2017, and having to move such a big tiny house, Ryan found that he really wanted something much smaller. So that’s why he built his new 16-ft Acorn tiny home. He downsized from tiny to tinier!
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The Acorn Tiny House by Humble Handcraft… Ryan Builds a Smaller Tiny Home
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This is the story of Tyshae and her realized dream to live in a tiny house. She had been dreaming and wanting to live in her own tiny home since she was 11-years-old.
So she left California and moved into this wonderful tiny home village in Texas. Here’s the full tour and story behind her tiny house and her new simple lifestyle. Enjoy this story thanks to our friends at Tiny Home Tours/YouTube!
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She Fulfills Her Childhood Dream By Moving Into a Tiny House
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This is the Mountain Air Log Cabin on stilts in Hot Springs, Arkansas. It’s one of three other structures on the beautiful 27-acre property.
Located near Magic Springs Theme Park, Lake Quachita, Oaklawn Racing, and more. Take a look and let me know what you think of the log cabin/treehouse though. What do you think?
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Mountain Air Log Cabin on Stilts in Hot Springs
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This is the story of Jake’s Japanese ambulance bus conversion. He actually has two of them, now, and their names are Peachy and Jiro. He’s on Instagram @wherewe_roam.
Jiro is a 1989 Japanese ambulance truck that was brought to the United States. This is Jake’s second bus, and he named it Jiro because it means ‘second son’ in Japanese. This bus is really awesome because it features a fold-down stage for performances. And so you can actually rent out this bus and use it as a mobile showcase, store, or for performances! Anyway, it’s pretty awesome that it made it all the way to the U.S., isn’t it? Check it out right here thanks to our friends at Tiny Home Tours/YouTube!
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Jake’s Jiro 1989 Ambulance Bus Conversion with Fold Down Performance Stage
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This is the story of Nate and his box truck tiny house conversion. Originally, he bought the 1989 Ford E350 for $9,250. The best part is that it only had 33K miles on it. Turns out, it wasn’t really being driven very much, it was being used as a mostly stationary bunkhouse/cabin in Auburn.
So Nate proceeded to gut it so he could start a new build from scratch. Now it’s completely customized and features redwood inside, a lift kit, 4-wheel drive conversion, a DIY composting toilet, and much more. There’s a lot we can learn from Nate below so please enjoy and let us know what you learned from his story and his box truck tiny house conversion in the comments. Thanks.
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He Bought A Used Box Truck And Turned It Into His DIY 4×4 Motorhome
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This is a log cabin on stilts known as the Whispering Pines Treehouse on Airbnb. It’s available to book out of Hot Springs, Arkansas. There are actually a total of three similar structures on the property to choose from.
According to the listing, this location is surrounded by the Ouachita Mountains on 27 wooded acres bordered by a creek where you see deer, turkey, and other wildlife. From here, you’re also 7 miles away from Magic Springs Theme Park, 15 miles from Lake Ouachita, and just down the road from Oaklawn Racing. Anyway, what do you think of the log cabin?
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Whispering Pines Treehouse Log Cabin on Stilts in Hot Springs, Arkansas
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