Here's What the Camper Made from an Airplane Turbine Looks Like
The unusual camper constantly attracts attention on the road.
The unusual camper constantly attracts attention on the road.
A few years ago, this turbine belonged to a Royal Air Force airplane that was decommissioned in 2013.
45-year-old Brit Steve Jones invested around 1000 hours in the project.
Steve Jones, a former Royal Air Force technician, is familiar with turbine technology.
The project cost Jones a total of 4400 euros - and a lot of time and effort.
Steve Jones plans to hit the road with his self-built camper by spring 2021 at the latest.
The caravan features a small kitchen with two stovetops and a sink.
Meals are enjoyed directly at the large hatch window.
A small highlight: the dining area window can be fully opened.
Subtle decorative elements remind us of the turbine's past in an aircraft.
The four-meter turbine camper has room for the whole family.
Subtle decorative elements remind us of the turbine's past in an aircraft.