The interior skin is installed. There’s a lot of bracing in the front because two end pieces butt on a tight curve. They really don’t like that. 
Before I put on the skin, I had to take one last picture of the front, looking into the storage area. Look how many different elements all come together in this one place. 
The front with the ribs installed. Those odd blocks of wood will be removed once the glue dries. 
Dad custom made aluminum trim to cover where the three strips of roof liner join. The screws go into the ribs on the outside. 
The aluminum trim looks great, and I think it adds to the structural integrity.
Dear K & M, Alas, I think your work is for naught. In my humble opinion your traveling domicile ought to be in a museum of art, music, and engineering. Also, alas, I feel you will take it on the road and see how it sings and works. Safe travels. Aloha, Jeff b
I am soooo impressed. It looks incredible and you should’ve real proud, perhaps self righteous. I like the aluminum too, a nice tough. Good team work.