The exterior of the camper got a lot more fun once we were able to start the painting and epoxy stages. We are using polymer boat paint for the roof and lower third of the sides. The part where you can see the wood grain got three coats of epoxy. The roof only has the primer so far. It will get a sand-tone for its final coat. The sides will eventually get a layer of varnish to give it a little more of an “antique” look, and to provide UV protection.
But first we needed to trim the sides with the flush cut router.
Primer on the bottom. 
Wet towels and a heat gun helped get the Okoume to bend to shape. 
Meanwhile dad did some electrical work in the galley. 
Roof is glued on, with ratchet straps to hold it in place. 
The roof and fan opening were flush routed. 
The first coat of sea-foam green! 
The epoxy on the wood really made the grain details pop. 
The current state of affairs.
It’s sooooo pretty!!!!
Wow, that looks really nice!