VAN BUILD (day 1)

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This was the start of my next van build and seeing it in such a raw form has been so cool!
Unfortunately I want to take a bit of time off, to finish other projects. Keeping up with all my current projects has not been easy lately. I have come to the conclusion to think about what I want to focus on and not to rush the next uploads. For everyone that has no clue what I’m talking about, I have a couple of big projects like the precious plastic shredder and the white water documentary coming up, which is taking up a lot of editing time. Right now I am thinking to produce better videos over a longer period of time, maybe every 1-2 weeks or so. Not like anyone would notice 😉
Anyways, thanks for tuning in!!
I really appreciate your time watching my videos. Thanks bro!

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5 окт 2024

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@technicfan 4 года назад

Hey, I‘m new to your channel and already damn excited by your filming and building skills! Keep on doing such great stuff ;D

@ARTVENTUREFILMS 4 года назад

Hey man! thanks a lot and thanks for tuning in 😃 That's motivation right there ;)

@enriqueleft1785 4 года назад

Storage 😂. Need that storage mate.. Really hope you can get a bigger broomstick.. And no stress take that step back

@ARTVENTUREFILMS 4 года назад

you do mate, it's true 😂 That broomstick was just perfekt haha 😁 thanks man !

@laszlogolyan9650 4 года назад

Cool video, just like always! I'd probably put a diesel heater under the swivel seats, just like the "Lost co. guy" did it, who has connected it to the Sprinter's fuel tank. And there may be some more place for general equipments, like towing cable or jumping cables. Are you thinking about swapping its windows to sliding ones?

@ARTVENTUREFILMS 4 года назад

Hey man, thanks! Diesel heater is what i was thinking as well :) The extra gear to get you out of trouble sounds like a good idea too! I wasn't planning on swapping the windows. I'm guessing it would be a lot of work and expensive too. maybe just put a good roof vent in.