Not many exciting pictures in this update, but some important steps have been made. There have been a great deal of fiddly bits that have been addressed, mostly around the galley hatch.
Two lockable latches have been installed on the galley hatch. Getting these bad boys to align took both adding and removing wood to get right. 
The hatch now closes with a satisfying click. 
In a deviation from the original design, I took this bit of edge off the rear. Hopefully this will help in making the tight seal we will need. 
Here it is cleaned up. It is emotionally draining to take a fierce router to the side of your beautiful camper, even if it is to take off a 1/4 inch of wood. 
Here’s a shot of the electrical work in the rear of the cabin, inside a cabinet. This is powering a USB hub as well as a dimmer switch for the galley lights. 
The USB and galley light switch from the outside. That tangle of wires above will be the final bit of electrical work. 
Here’s a sneak preview of some of the galley shelving. Those dividers align with the ribs of the hatch, so when it is closed, items in the shelves won’t be able to fly all over the place.
Next big step is to put the outside skin on the hatch, and finish up cabinet work in the galley. Expect to see some big changes in the next post!
Not much to say other than I hope we see you. I miss you. Had a wonderful Christmas here.