The sides of the camper have looked like this for a month. 
Getting the styrofoam on the curved roof was challenging. 
Then we added a layer of bubble wrap insulation. 
The first side panel installed and clamped. 
Dyeing the top-side panels. 
And up they go! 
This step took a lot of glue. 
The center roof panel is dry-fit. We will show you how we got the curve in the next post. 
This is what the trailer looked like last night at quitting time.
Goodness gracious, what an amazing project and progress and the family touch – perfect. Well done. It is wowering me out. Oh, I coined that word. Wowerful. Safe travels.
You two are the Rembrandt’s of home-built teardrop campers! Looking good.
Appears the flange couplers are working, and interfacing well with the Dickinson thrusters.