LEGO 60454 Holiday Adventure Camper Van
LEGO Audio & Braille Building Instructions for the LEGO City set "Holiday Adventure Camper Van".
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Enjoy traveling vacations aboard this luxurious camper van. Journey to mountains, lakes and national parks while relishing all the comforts of home. Enjoy the modern living space with a kitchen, toilet and beds for the whole family. Unload the outdoor furniture, grab your guitar and gather round a campfire for a fun sing-along. Then hop aboard and enjoy a scenic drive to your next destination!
On the box cover, a family sets up camp in the middle of a forest clearing as the sun sets behind distant snow-dusted mountains. Their camper van gleams in deep red with a striking airbrushed design on the side panel showing a mountain range in white with orange peaks. The distinctive curved roof that extends over the cab and the van's sunroof is open. The side door stands open, inviting us to take a peek inside. In front of the van, a cozy campfire flickers with bright orange flames surrounded by grey stones. The dad sits back in a chair, happily strumming his guitar, while the mom holds their smiling baby close. Towering pine trees frame the scene, and the glowing sky paints everything in warm holiday colors – the perfect setting for adventure and family fun. Let's start building!
Open the box. It contains visual building instructions, 4 numbered bags and 1 sticker sheet. We will refer to the bag numbers to guide you through the building process. Please ask a sighted person to help you identify the correct bags!
The sticker sheet has 7 stickers. Some of them have identical shapes, so if you would like to find and attach the stickers yourself, these are your options: You can try to feel the outlines of the stickers and search for the 3 biggest stickers in the set. These 3 stickers are 3x4 stickers and 2 of them are right next to each other while the third one is in a different corner. Turn the sticker sheet so that the 2 adjacent 3x4 stickers are on the top edge of the sticker sheet. If you prefer, you can also ask a sighted person to orientate the sticker sheet such that the bold black line is at the bottom edge of the sheet. We will refer to both the shape and the location of the sticker on the sticker sheet during the building process. However, of course you can also decide to skip the stickers in the building process for now or ask a sighted person to help you attach them if you like.
Carefully open bag number 1 and any small sub-bags in it. This bag contains all bricks and pieces for the campfire, the Mother Minifigure with guitar and the vehicle underbody.
If you like, you can ask a sighted person to help you sort the pieces by color before you start building. We recommend using trays or bowls. This can make finding the correct pieces easier! However, if you would like to build without brick colors entirely, you can also ignore them or turn them off. There are different ways to sort and organize the bricks and your building process. It is up to you!
First, we will build the campfire.
Find 1 dark green round plate 4x4 with middle hole.
Put it on the table. Make sure its knobs form straight rows and columns in front of you.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 medium stone grey round plate 1x1,
and 1 dark stone grey round tile 1x1.
Put the round plate 1x1 on the back knob of the leftmost column. Note that this column only consists of 2 knobs.
Put the round tile 1x1 in front of the previous piece.
Collect the following 6 pieces:
another 3 dark stone grey round tiles 1x1,
and another 3 medium stone grey round plates 1x1.
Put 1 round tile 1x1 on the right knob of the frontmost row.
Put 1 round plate 1x1 to the left of the previous piece.
Put 1 round tile 1x1 on the back knob of the rightmost column.
Put 1 round plate 1x1 in front of the previous piece.
Put the last round tile 1x1 on the right knob of the backmost row.
Put the remaining round plate 1x1 to the left of the previous piece.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 reddish brown plate 1x1 with top clasp,
and 1 black smooth roof tile 1x1x⅔.
Put the plate 1x1 in front of the previous piece. Make sure the clasp tips are to the left and right, not to the front and back.
If done correctly, this piece sits on the back left knob of the 4 center knobs of the round plate 4x4.
Put the smooth roof tile 1x1 in front of the previous piece, slope to the back.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
another black smooth roof tile 1x1x⅔,
and another reddish brown plate 1x1 with top clasp.
Put the plate with clasp to the right of the previous piece, clasp tips to the left and right.
Put the smooth roof tile 1x1 behind the previous piece, slope to the front.
Find 2 transparent bright orange flame elements with small bottom shaft.
Hold 1 so that the small bottom shaft is pointing towards the front and the flame is bending from the bottom upwards at the back.
Snap its ring that is located directly behind the small shaft into the clasp at the front right.
Hold the other flame so that the shaft is pointing to the back, flame bending upwards at the front.
Snap its ring into the clasp in the back left corner.
The campfire is finished! Well done! This cozy fire will guarantee warm evenings under the starry sky.
Next, we will build the Mother Minifigure with guitar.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 reddish brown, light purple and bright yellow upper part of the body,
and 1 medium lilac pair of legs.
Put the upper body on the legs. Make sure that the hands and toes are pointing in the same direction.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 bright yellow Minifigure head,
and 1 dark brown hairpiece with short curly hair.
Put the head on the body.
The head has two face prints: one side shows a sly smile with arched eyebrows, while the other side shows a big friendly laugh with bright eyes. The Mother has pink lips and lots of freckles on her cheeks.
Put the hair on the head.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 medium nougat brown guitar,
and 1 dark orange croissant.
Snap the neck of the guitar into the Minifigure's left hand, guitar body towards the bottom.
Snap one of the croissant ends into the Minifigure's right hand.
The Mother Minifigure with guitar is finished! Well done! She has curly dark hair and a friendly smiling face with freckles on her cheeks. Her outfit is colorful and outdoorsy: a printed jacket in brown with pink, orange, and yellow stripes across the chest as well as pink sleeves and a brown collar. The jacket is fastened with a zipper and decorated with a small tree emblem on one side. Underneath, she wears a white shirt. She completes her look with bright purple pants, giving her a warm and cheerful holiday style.
Next, we will build the vehicle underbody.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 bright yellow plate 2x3,
and 1 white technic brick 1x6.
Put the plate 2x3 horizontally on the table.
Put the technic brick 1x6 horizontally on the back row, 1/2 overhanging to the right.
Find another white technic brick 1x6.
Put it horizontally in front of the previous piece, 1/2 overhanging to the right.
Find 4 black connector pegs 2m with middle ring. (2m means that this piece is about 2 knobs long.)
Insert 2 from the front into the 2 leftmost holes of the previous piece, 1/2 sticking out towards the front.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Find 2 medium stone grey technic bricks 1x16.
Hold 1 horizontally and put its 2 rightmost holes from the front on the 2 connector pegs sticking out towards the front, the rest of the brick protruding to the left.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Find 2 bright red plates 1x5.
Before you mount them, flip the structure upside down so that the knobs are touching the table. Make sure that the 2 longer technic bricks 1x16 are still protruding to the left.
Put 1 horizontally on the technic brick 1x16 at the back, starting from the left edge.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Next up, we will build the rear axle.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
2 beige connector pegs 2m with cross axle pin,
and 1 dark stone grey plate 2x6 with 2 bricks 1x2 on the short ends.
Put the plate with 2 bricks horizontally on the table.
Insert the cross axle pin of one connector from the right into the cross hole of the right brick portion, connector peg sticking out towards the right.
Repeat symmetrically on the left.
Flip the rear axle upside down and turn it vertically so that the connectors are pointing to the front and back.
Mount it horizontally to the right of the 2 plates 1x5 we have mounted last on the structure.
Find 1 black plate 2x4.
Put it vertically centered on the 2 shorter technic bricks on the left edge, skipping their rightmost connection point. Make sure the plate is symmetrically overhanging to the front and back, its left edge aligning with the right edges of the 2 technic bricks 1x16.
Next up, we will build the vehicle battery console.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 medium stone grey stepped brick 2x3 with top and bottom plate,
and 1 black plate 2x4.
Put the plate 2x4 horizontally on the table.
Put the stepped brick 2x3 on the right half of the plate, top plate protruding to the back.
Find another medium stone grey stepped brick 2x3 with top and bottom plate.
Put it on the left half of the plate in the same orientation as the previous piece.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 black rounded plate 1x3,
and 1 transparent bright orange plate 1x1.
Put the rounded plate 1x3 on the frontmost row, starting from the right edge.
Put the plate 1x1 to the left of the previous piece.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 beige top angle plate 1x2 - 1x2 with 2 side knobs,
and 1 beige plate 1x1.
Put the top angle plate 1x2 horizontally centered on the middle row of the structure, side plate with knobs overhanging to the front.
Put the plate 1x1 to the right of the previous piece.
Find 1 medium azure blue flat tile 1x2. (This piece is printed.)
Mount it upright horizontally on the 2 side knobs pointing to the front.
This piece is printed with a white silhouette of a conventional household battery as a symbol for the vehicle battery. It has a large plus sign and a large minus sign printed on the 2 ends and a yin & yang shaped symbol in the middle consisting of a blue and a yellow drop.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white right door 1x3, (To check if you have the correct piece, put the door horizontally in front of you, round pillar with knob on the left. Now, the door panel should be at the back, small door handle pointing to the back. If this does not add up, you have the left door which we will need a little later.)
and 1 white brick 1x1.
Mount the right door 1x3 horizontally on the rightmost knob of the front row, door panel with handle at the front.
Put the brick 1x1 on the leftmost knob of the front row.
The vehicle battery console is finished! Great job! Before you mount it, fetch the main structure, flip it right side up again and make sure that the 2 shorter technic bricks 1x6 are pointing to the right and the 2 longer ones are pointing to the left.
To mount the battery console, put the backmost row consisting of the 2 protruding plates on the front technic brick 1x16 starting from the leftmost edge, console overhanging to the front.
Find 1 white top angle plate 1x2 - 2x4 with 8 side knobs.
Put it vertically on the leftmost edge using the second and third knob from the front, its 8 side knobs overhanging to the left.
Find 1 bright blue plate 1x4.
Put it horizontally on the front technic brick 1x16 directly behind the brick portion of the rear axle that is protruding to the front. Make sure it is aligned symmetrically with that brick portion. In other words, it should sit on the fifth to eighth knobs counted from the left.
Next, we will build a side structure of the underbody.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 black plate 2x8,
and 1 medium stone grey stepped brick 2x3 with top and bottom plate.
Put the plate 2x8 horizontally on the table.
Put the stepped brick 2x3 on the 2 rightmost columns, top plate protruding to the back.
Find another 3 medium stone grey stepped bricks 2x3 with top and bottom plate.
Put them to the left of the previous piece in the same orientation until the entire plate 2x8 is evenly covered. The top plates should form a straight protruding row at the back.
Find 1 black top angle plate 1x1 - 1x1 with side knob.
Put it on the rightmost knob of the frontmost row, side plate with side knob overhanging to the right.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
1 transparent bright orange plate 1x1,
1 black flat tile 1x2,
and 1 black plate 1x4 with 2 knobs.
Put the flat tile 1x2 horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
Put the plate 1x4 horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
Put the plate 1x1 to the left of the previous piece.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white brick 1x1,
and 1 white brick 1x4.
Put the brick 1x1 on top of the previous piece.
Put the brick 1x4 horizontally to the right of the previous piece.
The side structure is finished! Mount its protruding row on the front technic brick 1x16, starting from its right edge. The 2 front thirds of the side structure should be overhanging to the front.
Next up, we will build the hot and cold water port console.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 medium stone grey stepped brick 2x3 with top and bottom plate,
and 1 black plate 2x4.
Put the plate 2x4 horizontally on the table.
Put the stepped brick 2x3 on the left half of the previous piece, top plate protruding to the back.
Find another medium stone grey stepped brick 2x3 with top and bottom plate.
Put it to the right of the previous piece in the same orientation.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 transparent bright orange plate 1x1,
and 1 black rounded plate 1x3.
Put the rounded plate 1x3 on the front row, starting from the left.
Put the plate 1x1 to the right of the previous piece.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 beige top angle plate 1x2 - 1x2 with 2 side knobs,
and 1 beige plate 1x1.
Put the top angle plate 1x2 horizontally centered on the middle row of the structure, side knobs to the front.
Put the plate 1x1 to the left of the previous piece.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 bright red round tile 1x1,
and 1 bright blue round tile 1x1.
Put the bright red round tile upright on the left side knob of the angle plate.
Put the bright blue round tile upright on the right side knob. The red tile is the warm water port and the blue tile is the cold water port!
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white left door 1x3, (If you put the door horizontally in front of you with the round hinge part with knob on the left edge, the panel should be located at the front edge and the small handle should be pointing to the front.)
and 1 white brick 1x1.
Put the left door 1x3 horizontally on the leftmost knob of the front row, door panel at the front edge and extending to the right.
Put the brick 1x1 on the rightmost knob of the front row.
The hot and cold water port console is finished! Great job! Before you mount it, turn the main structure around so that the 2 shorter technic bricks 1x6 are pointing to the left and the wider end of the structure is pointing to the right.
Mount the protruding row of the water port console on the front technic brick 1x16, starting from the right edge. The front portion of the sub-build is overhanging to the front.
Find 1 white top angle plate 1x2 - 2x4 with 8 side knobs.
Put it vertically on the rightmost edge using the second and third knob from the front, side knobs to the right.
Find 1 bright blue plate 1x4.
Mirroring the identical plate we have mounted earlier on the other technic brick 1x16, mount it horizontally behind the front brick portion of the rear axle. Make sure that it is aligned symmetrically with that brick portion.
Next, we will build the second side structure of the underbody.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 black plate 2x8,
and 1 medium stone grey stepped brick 2x3 with top and bottom plate.
Put the plate 2x8 horizontally on the table.
Put the stepped brick 2x3 on the 2 rightmost columns, top plate protruding to the back.
Find another 3 medium stone grey stepped bricks 2x3 with top and bottom plate.
Put them to the left of the previous piece in the same orientation.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
1 transparent bright orange plate 1x1,
1 black top angle plate 1x1 - 1x1 with side knob,
and 1 black flat tile 1x2.
Put the top angle plate 1x1 on the leftmost knob of the front row, side knob to the left.
Put the flat tile 1x2 horizontally to the right of the previous piece.
Put the plate 1x1 on the rightmost knob of the front row.
Find 1 white brick 1x1.
Put it on top of the previous piece, so on the rightmost knob of the frontmost row.
The second side structure of the underbody is finished! Mount its backmost row horizontally on the left end of the technic brick 1x16, its front portion overhanging to the front.
Find 1 bright blue flat tile 2x3.
Put it horizontally on the right halves of the 2 technic bricks 1x6. These are the 2 bricks we have mounted in the very beginning of the build, they form the 2 middle rows of the current structure.
Collect the following 4 pieces:
2 medium stone grey bricks 1x2,
and 2 dark green round bricks 1x1.
Put 1 brick 1x2 vertically to the left of the front side structure we have mounted 2 steps ago, 1/2 overhanging to the front. This means that only its back half will connect to a knob.
Put 1 round brick 1x1 on the single knob to the left of the previous piece.
Repeat symmetrically at the back with the 2 remaining pieces.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 maroon red plate 1x2,
and 1 medium stone grey plate 1x6.
Put the plate 1x6 vertically on the 2 bricks 1x2 from the previous step and the knobs between them.
Put the plate 1x2 vertically centered to the left of the previous piece.
Find 2 beige plates 1x1.
Put 1 behind the single brick 1x1 that is mounted on the frontmost row of the front side structure.
Repeat symmetrically at the back. Note that the reference brick 1x1 at the back is not isolated but has a neighboring brick.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 beige plate 1x6,
and 1 black plate 1x2 with side rail.
Put the plate 1x6 horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
Put the plate with side rail horizontally to the left of the previous piece, side rail to the back.
Find 2 beige plates 4x8.
Put 1 horizontally on the 4 middle rows of the build, starting on the second column from the right. This means it fits neatly into the corner created by the 2 consoles at the front and back edges as well as the 2 top angle plates on the rightmost edge.
Put the other one horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 black plate 1x2 with side rail,
and 1 maroon red plate 1x2.
Put the plate 1x2 with side rail horizontally in front of the previous piece, aligning their left edges, side rail to the front. This is mirroring an identical piece mounted on the back edge.
Put the plate 1x2 horizontally to the right of the previous piece.
Find 2 black smooth roof tiles 1x1x⅔.
Put 1 upright on the side knob pointing to the left at the bottom edge of the frontmost row, slope towards the front. This means that its highest edge will be on the left.
Repeat symmetrically at the back, slope to the back.
Now, we will build the front axle.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
2 beige connector pegs 2m with cross axle pin,
and 1 dark stone grey plate 2x4 with 2 bricks 1x2 on the short ends.
Put the plate with brick ends vertically on the table.
Insert 1 cross axle pin into the side cross hole from the front, connector protruding to the front.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Mount the front axle vertically underneath the leftmost column of the structure, 1 column protruding to the left.
Find 1 medium stone grey stepped brick 2x3 with top and bottom plate.
Put it horizontally on the previous piece, top plate to the right, bottom plate protruding to the left.
Find 1 bright blue plate 1x4.
Put it vertically centered underneath the leftmost column which is the bottom plate of the previous piece. Make sure it is symmetrically protruding to the front and back.
Find 2 transparent bright orange plates 1x1.
Put 1 on the backmost knob of the previous piece.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Find 4 black plates 1x2 with side bottom tube.
Put 1 horizontally on top of the previous piece, 1/2 with tube overhanging to the left.
Put 1 horizontally behind the previous piece in the same orientation.
Put another 1 horizontally behind the previous piece in the same orientation.
Put the last one horizontally behind the previous piece in the same orientation.
Find 1 bright blue plate 1x4.
Put it vertically on the second column from the left edge which is formed by the right knobs of the previous pieces.
Find 1 bright blue flat tile 2x3.
Put it horizontally to the right of the previous piece on the 2 middle rows.
Find 2 black mudguard elements 2x4x2.
Put 1 horizontally in front of the previous piece, aligning their right edges, 1 row with mudguard overhanging to the front.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Next up, we will build the fog lights.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white connector peg 1m with knob,
and 1 transparent light blue round plate 1x1.
Put 1 round plate 1x1 on the knob of 1 connector peg.
Find another white connector peg 1m with knob and another transparent light blue round plate 1x1.
Like before, put the round plate on the knob of the connector peg.
Insert 1 fog light from the front into the tube underneath the leftmost column and repeat symmetrically at the back.
Find 2 black smooth roof tiles 1x1x⅔.
Put 1 upright on the round plate 1x1 of the previous piece, slope to the left. This means that its highest edge is on the right.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
With this, we have finished building everything from bag number 1. Well done! We usually pack a few extra bricks and pieces in each bag, so if you still have some pieces left there is no need to worry that you missed something. If you like, you can take a break now and return to the instructions later by skipping to the section introducing bag number 2. If you want to continue building right away, simply move on to the next sentence.
Open bag number 2. You can choose to have the bricks sorted by color again if you like. This bag contains all bricks and pieces for the driver's cabin of the camper van and the kitchenette with coffee maker.
Find 3 maroon red plates 1x2.
Put 1 vertically centered on the leftmost column of the structure.
Put 1 vertically on the second column from the left, starting from the back.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Find 2 maroon red bottom angle plates 1x1 - 1x2 with 2 side knobs.
Put 1 on the backmost knob of the leftmost column, side knobs to the back.
Repeat symmetrically at the front, side knobs to the front.
Find 1 maroon red plate 1x4 with 2 knobs.
Put it vertically on the leftmost column.
Find 2 maroon red smooth roof tiles 1x2x⅔.
Put 1 upright vertically on the 2 side knobs pointing to the front from the leftmost column, slope to the left. This means that its highest edge will be on the right.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Find 2 maroon red smooth roof tiles 1x1x⅔.
Put 1 on the knob in front of the previous piece, slope to the front.
Repeat symmetrically at the front, slope to the back.
Find 1 black brick 1x2 with shaft on long side.
Put it vertically centered on the second column from the left, shaft to the left.
Find 2 yellowish green plates 2x6.
Before you mount them, turn the structure around so that the last few bricks we have mounted are on the right edge. This means the wider vehicle end with the 2 consoles is on the left edge.
Put 1 horizontally on the second and third row from the back, starting to the left of the last piece we have mounted, which was the brick 1x2 with side handle on the right edge of the structure.
Put the other one horizontally in front of the previous piece. Together, they should sit on the 4 middle rows of the structure between the 2 mudguards.
Find 4 maroon red plates 1x2.
Put 1 horizontally in front of the previous piece's 2 leftmost knobs.
Put 1 horizontally to the right of the previous piece.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Find 1 beige plate 1x6.
Put it vertically to the left of the 6 previous pieces. This means it will sit on the 8th column of knobs counted from the right edge.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
1 black plate 2x4,
and 2 maroon red top angle plates 1x2 - 2x2 with 4 side knobs.
Put the plate 2x4 vertically centered on the previous piece and the column to its right.
Put 1 top angle plate 1x2 horizontally behind the previous piece, 4 side knobs to the back.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Find 4 maroon red plates 1x3 with 2 knobs.
Put 2 of them vertically on the column to the right of the 3 previous pieces, one behind the other.
Put the other 2 vertically to the right of the 2 previous pieces, one behind the other.
Find 1 maroon red plate 2x6.
Put it vertically to the right of the 2 previous pieces.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
1 dark stone grey curve plate 2x2 with 3 slopes and 2 knobs,
and 2 dark stone grey plates 1x2 with vertical clasp on short side.
Put the curve plate 2x2 centered to the right of the previous piece, slopes to the right, its 2 knobs forming a column on the left.
Put 1 plate 1x2 horizontally behind the previous piece, clasp to the right.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Find 2 transparent bright orange plates 1x1.
Put 1 in front of the previous piece's right knob.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Collect the following 4 pieces:
1 bright blue round tile 1x1,
2 medium stone grey round plates 1x1,
and 1 bright red round tile 1x1.
Put the bright blue round tile 1x1 in front of the previous piece.
Put 1 round plate 1x1 to the left of the previous piece.
Repeat symmetrically at the front with the 2 remaining pieces, the red round tile 1x1 mirroring the blue round tile 1x1 at the back.
Find 2 maroon red bricks 1x1.
Put 1 on the frontmost row to the left of the plate 1x1 and in front of the round plate 1x1 that we have just mounted there in the previous step.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Find 2 transparent light blue plates 1x1 with flat side tooth.
Put 1 horizontally to the right of the previous piece, side tooth pointing to the right.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Find 1 maroon red brick 1x6.
Put it vertically on the column to the left of the curve plate 2x2 with 3 slopes and 2 knobs.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 maroon red two-stepped curve tile 1x4x1 with cut to the left, (To identify the correct curve tile, put it vertically in front of you, higher edge towards the back. Now, the cut should run from the front right tip towards the back left. If the cut is on the other side, you have the mirrored version of this curve tile which we will also need.)
and 1 maroon red two-stepped curve tile 1x4x1 with cut to the right. (This is the mirrored version of the piece with cut to the left.)
Put the curve tile with cut to the left horizontally on the frontmost row, starting from the right edge, cut on the front right corner. Make sure the pointy tip is pointing to the right and hovering above the side tooth belonging to the plate below.
Repeat symmetrically at the back, pointy tip to the right, cut in the back right corner.
Find 2 black palisade bricks 1x2. (Palisade bricks have rounded sides and an indentation between the knobs.)
Put them vertically between the 2 previous pieces on the rightmost column of knobs, one behind the other.
Find 1 black plate 2x2 with bottom shaft.
Hold it flat in front of you so that its bottom shaft is running from front to back and its 2 hollow knobs form a column on the right. Snap the back half of the shaft into the back clasp pointing to the right on the right edge of the structure.
Once mounted, make sure the plate is level and is not tilted up or down.
Find another black plate 2x2 with bottom shaft.
Repeat the previous step on the front clasp with the front half of this piece's shaft.
The next few pieces will be attached to those plates with bottom shafts. This will be tricky because these plates will tilt under pressure. Build carefully, but don't worry: You can always readjust the plates with bottom shaft if they are pushed out of position.
Find 2 maroon red smooth roof tiles 1x2x⅔.
Put 1 vertically centered to the right of the 2 palisade bricks, slope to the right. This means it will connect the 2 previous pieces on their left half.
Put the other one vertically to the right of the previous piece, slope to the right.
Find 2 medium stone grey round plates 1x1.
Put 1 in front of the first smooth roof tile we have mounted in the previous step. This means it will sit on the second column from the right.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Find 2 maroon red one-stepped curve tiles 1x2.
Put 1 horizontally on the previous piece and the knob to its right, curve to the right.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
With this, you have just built the engine hood of the camper van. And you can actually open and close it! Carefully press on the right edge of the curve tiles to open it and check the engine.
Find 1 medium stone grey smooth roof tile 1x2x⅔. (This piece is printed.)
Before you mount it, turn the structure 90° to the back so that it is oriented vertically, its narrow end pointing to the back.
Put the printed roof tile horizontally on the row in front of the palisade bricks, using the 2 left knobs, slope to the front.
This piece is printed with the dashboard: the instrument cluster has an oval shape, its background color is black. At the center top there is a blue fuel gauge with a red needle. The fuel tank is three quarters full. Directly below the fuel gauge there is a small blue display, this is probably the odometer showing the distance traveled. To its right is the revolution meter, and on the left there is the tachometer. The vehicle is driving at medium speed at the moment.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 medium stone grey grille tile 1x2,
and 1 black and medium stone grey small steering wheel with plate 1x2.
Put the small steering wheel horizontally in front of the dashboard, steering wheel to the front.
Put the grille tile horizontally to the right of the previous piece.
Find 2 silver metallic Minifigure mugs.
Put them on the 2 knobs to the left of the dashboard, handles towards the front.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 maroon red left door 1x3, (To identify the correct door, put it horizontally in front of you, round portion with knob on the left. Now, the panel should be at the front edge and the small handle should be pointing to the front. If this does not add up, you probably have the right door 1x3 which we will also need.)
and 1 maroon red right door 1x3. (This is the mirrored version of the left door.)
Put the left door 1x3 horizontally on the knob to the left of the steering wheel. This means you will mount it in an opened position. If done correctly, the door panel is extending to the left while being located at the back edge, handle pointing to the back.
Repeat symmetrically on the right with the right door. Again, make sure to keep it in the opened position for now.
Find 2 black bottom angle plates 1x1 - 1x1 with 1 side knob.
Put 1 on top of the previous piece, side knob to the right.
Repeat symmetrically on the left, side knob to the left.
Now, we will assemble the windscreen.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 transparent windscreen 6x3x2,
and 1 black flat tile 1x6.
Put the windscreen horizontally on the table, slope to the front.
Put the flat tile 1x6 horizontally on top of the windscreen.
Turn it around so that the slope is towards the back and mount its frontmost edge on the 2 previous pieces.
Now, we will make the middle partition.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 beige plate 1x6,
and 1 black bottom angle plate 1x6 - 2x6 with 12 side knobs.
Put the bottom angle plate horizontally on the table, 12 side knobs pointing to the back.
Put the plate 1x6 horizontally on the 2 regular knobs of the angle plate.
Find 1 medium stone grey angled flat tile 2x2 with side plate 1x2.
Put its 1x2 side plate horizontally on the 2 rightmost knobs of the previous piece, 2x2 flat tile overhanging at the front edge.
Find another 2 medium stone grey angled flat tiles 2x2 with side plate 1x2.
Put them to the left of the previous piece in the same orientation.
Find 2 dark brown open boxes 1x3 with 2 tabs.
Put 1 horizontally into the recess created by the side knob plate and the angled flat tiles, starting from the right.
Put the other one horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
The middle partition is finished! Well done! Before you mount it, tilt it 90° towards the back so that the openings and tabs of the 2 boxes are towards the back.
Mount it horizontally on the third and fourth row counted from the steering wheel.
Now, you can close the 2 vehicle doors. The tabs of the open boxes will act as stoppers.
Find 2 maroon red smooth roof tiles 1x1x⅔.
Put 1 upright on the side knob pointing to the right from the right vehicle door, slope towards the back.
Repeat symmetrically on the left, slope to the back.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
2 maroon red top angle plates 1x2 - 2x2 with 4 side knobs,
and 1 maroon red plate 1x4 with 2 knobs.
Before you mount them, turn the vehicle horizontally again so that the narrow vehicle end with windscreen is pointing to the right.
Put 1 top angle plate 1x2 horizontally on the 2 frontmost knobs of the middle partition, side knobs to the front.
Put the plate 1x4 vertically behind the previous piece's right half.
Put the other top angle plate 1x2 horizontally behind the previous piece, side knobs to the back, mirroring the first angle plate.
Find 2 beige bottom angle plates 1x2 - 2x2 with 4 side knobs.
Put 1 horizontally on top of the previous piece, side knobs to the back.
Repeat symmetrically at the front, side knobs to the front.
Next, we will build the center pillar panel.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 beige plate 1x6,
and 1 maroon red one-stepped curve tile 2x2.
Put the plate 1x6 horizontally on the table.
Put the one-stepped curve tile 2x2 on the 2 rightmost knobs, 1/2 overhanging to the front, curve to the front.
Find 1 square sticker 2x2 with mountain peak print. (This is sticker number 6. It is the middle sticker at the bottom edge of the sticker sheet.)
Put it on the curve tile, matching its shape. If you have a sighted person helping you, the mountain peaks should be pointing to the left.
The sticker has a maroon red background just like the curve tile which is airbrushed with 2 white mountain peaks with a yellow outline and orange shading.
Find 2 maroon red one-stepped curve tiles 2x2.
Put them to the left of the first curve tile in the same orientation, meaning that 1/2 will be overhanging to the front, curves towards the front.
The center pillar panel is finished! Well done! Before you mount it, flip it upright and vertically so that the smooth surfaces of the curve tiles are towards the back, base plate 1x6 on the left edge and stickered curve tile at the bottom.
Mount it on all 12 side knobs pointing to the back.
Next, we will build the second center pillar panel.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 beige plate 1x6,
and 1 maroon red one-stepped curve tile 2x2.
Put the plate 1x6 horizontally on the table.
Put the curve tile on the 2 leftmost knobs, 1/2 overhanging to the front, curve to the front.
Find 1 square sticker 2x2 with mountain peak print. (This is sticker number 4. It is the rightmost sticker of the top row of stickers on the sticker sheet.)
Put the sticker on the smooth surface of the curve tile. This time, the mountain peaks should be pointing to the right.
The print is the mirrored version of the previous sticker: 2 white mountain peaks with yellow outline and orange shadings.
Find 2 maroon red one-stepped curve tiles 2x2.
Put them to the right of the first curve tile in the same orientation.
Flip the second center pillar panel upright vertically so that the smooth surfaces are facing you, the base plate 1x6 is on the left edge, the curves are to the right and the stickered piece at the bottom.
Mount it on all 12 side knobs pointing to the front.
Find 2 beige roof tiles 1x2, 45°.
Put 1 horizontally behind the panel we have just mounted, slope to the right.
Repeat symmetrically at the back, slope to the right.
Find 2 white mudguard elements 2x4x2.
Mount 1 horizontally on the front edge in the corresponding recess above the connector peg pointing to the front, mudguard towards the front.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Find 2 white plates 1x2.
Put 1 horizontally to the left of the raised 1x2 portion of the previous piece and the other one horizontally to its right. This means they will be mounted on the backmost row.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white plate 1x6,
and another white plate 1x2.
Put the plate 1x2 horizontally to the left of the raised 1x2 portion of the front mudguard piece.
Put the plate 1x6 horizontally to the right of the raised 1x2 portion of the front mudguard piece.
Find 1 medium stone grey brick 1x4.
Put it vertically behind the previous piece's rightmost knob.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
2 medium stone grey bricks 1x1 with side knob and bottom foot,
and 1 transparent light blue panel element 1x2x1 with back and side panels.
Put 1 brick 1x1 on the backmost knob of the previous piece, side knob to the left.
Put the other brick 1x1 in front of the previous piece, side knob to the left.
Put the panel element 1x2x1 vertically in front of the previous piece, long panel to the left.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
1 medium stone grey water tap,
1 black plate 2x2 with 1 knob,
and 1 aqua blue baby bottle with small shaft.
Put the water tap to the right of the previous piece's back half, tap pointing to the left.
Put the plate 2x2 behind the previous piece and the column to its left.
Put the feeding bottle behind the previous piece on the same column as the water tap, shaft to the left.
Next, we will build the coffee maker.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
1 silver metallic cone brick 1x1x⅔,
1 black roller skate bottom 1x1, (This is shaped like a round plate 1x1 with 4 tiny fixed wheels.)
and 1 black round plate 1x1 with downward hook.
Put the cone brick on the table.
Put the roller skate bottom horizontally on top.
Put the round plate with hook on top, hook towards the front.
The coffee maker is finished! Mount it on the plate 2x2 with 1 knob from the previous step, hook to the front. This means it will sit between water tap and baby bottle.
Find 2 medium stone grey inverted roof tiles 1x2, 45°.
Put 1 horizontally behind the front center pillar panel, 1/2 with slope overhanging to the left.
Repeat symmetrically at the back, 1/2 with slope overhanging to the left.
Next, we will make the window frame of the side partition.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 beige brick 1x6 with inside arch,
and 1 beige half-cylinder piece 1x4.
Put the brick 1x6 horizontally on the table.
Put the half-cylinder piece 1x4 horizontally centered on top.
Turn this piece vertically and mount it on the right halves of the 2 previous pieces. This means it will sit between the 2 center pillar panels.
Find 1 white curve tile 2x4x⅔.
Flip it upright horizontally so that its smooth surface is towards the left and the highest edge is at the top. Mount it centered on the side knobs pointing to the left at the left edge of the vehicle.
Find 2 white smooth roof tiles 1x2x⅔.
Put 1 upright horizontally in front of the previous piece on the bottom row of the left side knobs, slope to the bottom. This means that its high edge should be at the top.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Now, we will build 2 rear lights.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 transparent red grille tile 1x2,
and 1 transparent bright orange plate 1x2.
Put the plate 1x2 horizontally on the table.
Put the grille tile 1x2 horizontally on top.
Find another transparent red grille tile 1x2 and another transparent bright orange plate 1x2.
Repeat the previous step to make another rear light.
Flip 1 rear light upright and mount it above the smooth roof tile 1x2 we have mounted last on the left edge of the structure. This means it will sit on the 2 backmost knobs of the remaining side knobs.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Find 2 white plates 2x8.
Put 1 vertically on the leftmost edge of the vehicle which means that only its right half will connect to knobs. The left half rests on a smooth surface.
Put the other one vertically to the right of the previous piece.
We have finished building everything from bag number 2! Great job! Only 2 more bags to go. You are probably left with a few extra bricks and pieces again that you can use or stow away as you please.
Open bag number 3. You can choose to have the bricks sorted by color again if you like. This bag contains all bricks and pieces for the Father Minifigure with baby, the camping table with chairs, the side body panel with door and the camper van interior including the bathroom as well as the bunk beds with baby crib.
Next up, we will build the Father Minifigure with baby in carrier.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 teal blue and bright yellow upper part of the body,
and 1 beige pair of legs.
Put the upper body on the legs. Make sure that the hands and toes are pointing in the same direction.
Find 1 mud brown baby carrier with neck bracket.
Put the neck bracket around the Minifigure's neck and make sure that the baby carrier is at the front side of the Minifigure's torso and pointing down.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 bright yellow Minifigure head, (Do not confuse it with the baby Minifigure head which is slightly smaller)
and 1 dark orange hairpiece with short straight hair.
Put the head on the body.
The head has two face prints: one side shows a big cheerful laugh with closed smiling eyes while the other side shows a calmer expression with a slanted smile and open eyes. The father has thick brown eyebrows and a brown moustache.
Put the hair on the head.
Next, we will build the Baby Minifigure.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 bright yellow baby Minifigure head, (This is a slightly smaller version of a standard Minifigure head)
and 1 white and bright yellow small Minifigure body.
Put the head on the body.
The Baby Minifigure is finished! Well done! The baby is wearing a white onesie and has a cute little face with a beautiful smile.
Put the baby into the baby carrier, hands pointing to the front.
The Father Minifigure with baby in carrier is finished! Great job! He is wearing a turquoise padded down jacket with a zipper that is currently open. Underneath the jacket, he is wearing a deep blue shirt with a red and white triangle design print. And of course, he is also proudly wearing the baby in the carrier. Mum and dad can alternate carrying the baby thanks to this nifty device!
Next, we will build the camping table with chairs.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 sand green inverted flat tile 2x2,
and 1 reddish brown plate 2x2 with 1 knob and 4 corner posts.
Put the inverted flat tile 2x2 on the table.
Put the plate 2x2 with 4 corner posts on top.
Flip this build upside down so that the corner posts are at the bottom. This is the camping table!
Find 2 sand blue seats 2x2x2.
Put them next to the table.
The camping table with chairs is finished! Well done! You can use them outside of the camper van or mount them in the van later.
Find 1 medium stone grey plate 1x10.
Fetch the main structure and make sure it is oriented horizontally, driver's cabin pointing to the right.
Put the plate 1x10 horizontally on the backmost row, starting from the left edge.
Collect the following 4 pieces:
2 transparent light blue flat tiles 1x1,
1 medium stone grey plate 1x4,
and 1 medium stone grey round plate 1x1.
Put 1 flat tile 1x1 in front of the previous piece's leftmost knob.
Put the plate 1x4 vertically in front of the previous piece.
Put the other flat tile 1x1 in front of the previous piece.
Put the round plate 1x1 in front of the previous piece. If done correctly, it will sit on the front left corner of the vehicle structure.
Find 1 medium stone grey flat tile 1x1.
Put it on the frontmost row directly to the left of the center pillar panel.
Find 2 medium stone grey flat tiles 1x6.
Put 1 horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
Put the other one horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
2 yellowish orange flat tiles 2x3,
and 1 sand blue flat tile 1x3.
Put 1 flat tile 2x3 horizontally on the second and third row from the back, starting with the second column from the left.
Put the other flat tile 2x3 horizontally in front of the previous piece.
Put the flat tile 1x3 horizontally in front of the previous piece.
This structure will later be the bottom bunk bed!
Find 2 bright orange panel elements 1x2x1 with panel on long side.
Put 1 vertically to the right of the backmost flat tile 2x3 from the previous step, panel to the left.
Put the other one vertically to the right of the previous piece, panel to the right.
This will be the baby's crib!
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 dark stone grey round plate 2x2,
and 2 beige palisade bricks 1x2.
Put 1 palisade brick 1x2 vertically to the right of the previous piece.
Put the round plate 2x2 to the right of the previous piece.
Put the other palisade brick 1x2 vertically to the right of the previous piece.
Find 1 white half-circle tile 2x2.
Put it on top of the round tile 2x2 from the previous step, half circle to the left.
This is the toilet of the camper van! Don't worry, we will build a door for it later.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
1 medium stone grey flat tile 1x1,
1 medium stone grey flat tile 1x6,
and 1 bright orange smooth curve brick 1x2.
Put the smooth curve brick 1x2 horizontally in front of the baby crib, curve to the back. This means it will sit in front of the 2 panel elements 1x2 with the panels turned outwards.
Put the flat tile 1x1 to the right of the previous piece.
Put the flat tile 1x6 horizontally to the right of the previous piece.
Find 1 beige panel element 1x4x1 with panel on long side.
Put it horizontally in front of the flat tile 1x1 and the left half of the flat tile 1x6 from the previous step. Make sure the panel is towards the back.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white plate 1x4,
and 1 white plate 1x10.
Put the plate 1x10 horizontally on the backmost row, starting from the left edge.
Put the plate 1x4 vertically in front of the previous piece's rightmost knob.
Next up, we will build the side door.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white door for frame 1x4x6, (This piece is printed.)
and 1 black door frame 1x4x6.
Put the door frame flat on the table, knobs pointing to the back. Make sure that its inner groove is towards the top.
Hold the door flat and vertically in front of you so that the 2 bumps for mounting are on the left edge and the door knob is on the right edge. Snap it into the door frame in this orientation.
If done correctly, the printed side will be on the outer surface of the door.
Find 1 medium stone grey round plate 1x1.
Close the door and put the knob on the door knob.
Flip the door upright and turn it around so that the outer door panel side with the print and door knob is towards the back. Mount it horizontally on the backmost edge of the vehicle in the 1x4 recess directly to the left of the middle partition.
The white door is printed with 2 mountain peaks in the bottom half; they are outlined with a yellow line again, and the shadings are a deep orange. Above the mountains, there is a maroon-red sky with the white outlines of 2 fluffy clouds.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white wall element 1x4x3 with 4 top knobs,
and 1 sticker 3x4 with higher mountain peak range. (This is sticker number 5. On the sticker sheet, it is located in the bottom right corner.)
Put the wall element 1x4x3 horizontally on the table. Make sure its outer panel side is towards the front and its hollow portion is towards the back.
Put the sticker on the front surface which is the outer panel side.
In line with the design theme of the camper van, it is a maroon red sticker like the body paint of the driver's cabin with huge white mountains airbrushed on. There are 4 peaks visible. They are outlined with a yellow line, and the shadings are a deep orange.
Turn the wall element around so that the outer panel side with sticker is towards the back. Mount it horizontally to the left of the side door on the backmost row.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white brick 1x4,
and 1 white brick 1x6.
Put the brick 1x6 horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
Put the brick 1x4 vertically in front of the previous piece on the leftmost column.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
2 white plates 1x4,
and 1 transparent wall element 1x2x2 with 2 top knobs.
Put the wall element 1x2x2 horizontally on the backmost row directly to the left of the wall element 1x4x3, outer panel side to the back.
Put 1 plate 1x4 horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
Put the other plate 1x4 vertically in front of the previous piece on the leftmost column.
Find 1 white brick 1x1x1⅔ with 2 side knobs.
Put it in front of the previous piece, side knobs to the front.
Now, we will build the top bunk bed.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white plate 4x6,
and 1 white plate 1x4.
Put the plate 4x6 horizontally on the table.
Put the plate 1x4 vertically on the leftmost column.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
2 yellowish orange flat tiles 2x3,
and 1 sand blue flat tile 1x3.
Put 1 flat tile 2x3 vertically to the right of the previous piece, starting from the back edge.
Put the other flat tile 2x3 vertically to the right of the previous piece.
Put the flat tile 1x3 vertically to the right of the previous piece.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white plate 1x4,
and 1 white low brick 1x1x⅔.
Put the plate 1x4 horizontally centered on the frontmost row.
Put the low brick 1x1x⅔ to the right of the previous piece.
Find 2 white bricks 1x4.
Put 1 vertically on the leftmost column.
Put the other one vertically on the frontmost column directly to the right of the previous piece.
Find 1 white low brick 1x1x⅔.
Put it on the front right corner which means it will sit on the first low brick.
The top bunk bed is finished! Well done! Turn it vertically so that the higher brick portions form a brick wall corner in the back left corner.
Mount it on the back left corner of the vehicle atop the first bunk bed we have built previously on the camper van floor.
Now, let's make a small sub-part.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white plate 1x4,
and 1 white grille tile 1x2.
Put the plate 1x4 horizontally on the table.
Put the grille tile 1x2 horizontally on the 2 right knobs.
Find another white grille tile 1x2.
Put it horizontally on the 2 left knobs.
Flip this part upright vertically so that the 2 grill tiles are facing you. Mount it on the 2 side knobs pointing to the front on the leftmost column.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 maroon red plate 1x10,
and 1 maroon red plate 1x6.
Put the plate 1x10 horizontally on the backmost row, starting from the left edge.
Put the plate 1x6 vertically in front of the previous piece on the leftmost column.
Find 2 beige wall elements 1x2x3 with 2 top knobs.
Put 1 vertically on top of the left palisade brick that is mounted between the baby crib and the toilet lid. Make sure the outer panel side is towards the left.
Put the other one vertically to the right of the toilet lid opposite of the first wall element, outer panel side to the right.
Next, we will build the sliding door for the toilet.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 beige wall element 1x4x3 with 4 top knobs,
and 1 white plate 1x4.
Put the plate 1x4 horizontally on the table.
Put the wall element 1x4x3 horizontally on top, outer panel side towards the front.
Find 1 sticker 2x2.5 with family portrait. (This is sticker number 2. It is located in the center of the sticker sheet.)
Put it vertically in the middle of the outer wall panel.
The sticker shows a pinned polaroid photo of the happy family. Mum is wearing a yellow sweater and dad an orange one while baby is wearing beige rompers. All of them are smiling happily.
Find 1 beige panel element 1x4x1 with panel on long side.
Put it horizontally on top of the wall element, panel towards the front.
The sliding door for the toilet is finished! Well done! Put it on the flat tiles between the horizontally mounted panel element 1x4 and the toilet. Make sure the outer panel surface with sticker is towards the front.
Note that the sliding door will not connect to any knobs. Leave it in this position, we will secure it in the next step.
Find 2 medium stone grey plates 1x2 with shaft on short side.
Put 1 vertically on the left side wall of the toilet, shaft to the front. If done correctly, the shaft will rest on the left top edge of the toilet door.
Repeat symmetrically on the right.
Find 2 medium stone grey corner plates 1x2 - 1x2.
Turn 1 so that its outer corner is on the back right. Mount its front knob on the previous piece's back knob and the rest on the backmost row.
Put the other one to the left of the previous piece, mirroring its orientation.
Find 2 beige one-stepped curve tiles 1x2.
Put 1 vertically on the front knob of the previous piece and the knob in front of it, curve to the front.
Repeat symmetrically on the right.
You can now try to slide the sliding door to the right to open it and back to the left to close it!
With this, we have built everything from bag number 3. Great job! Only one more bag to go.
Open bag number 4. You can choose to have the bricks sorted by color again if you like. This bag contains all bricks and pieces for the roof of the camper van, the swing-out side panel and the wheels.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 medium stone grey plate 1x2,
and 1 medium stone grey plate 4x4 with quarter-arched cut-out.
Put the plate with quarter-arched cut-out on the back left corner of the vehicle. This means its outer corner is on the back left and the cut-out is at the front right.
Put the plate 1x2 horizontally to the right of the previous piece on the backmost row.
Collect the following 4 pieces:
2 white corner tiles 1x2 - 1x2,
1 white flat tile 1x6,
and 1 white plate 1x4 with 2 knobs.
Put 1 corner tile 1x2 on the back left corner of the vehicle, matching its shape.
Put the plate 1x4 with 2 knobs horizontally to the right of the previous piece on the backmost row.
Put the flat tile 1x6 horizontally to the right of the previous piece.
Put the other corner tile 1x2 to the right of the previous piece, matching the corner formed by the back wall and the protruding inverted roof tile.
Find 1 white flat tile 1x1.
Put it on the inverted roof tile that is protruding from the middle partition at the front edge.
Now, we will build the swing-out side panel.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 sticker 2.5x3.5 with TV screen print. (This is sticker number 7. It is located in the bottom left corner of the sticker sheet.)
and 1 white wall element 1x4x3 with 4 top knobs.
Put the wall element 1x4x3 horizontally on the table, making sure that the outer panel side is towards the back. This means its hollow side is facing you.
Apply the sticker centered on the hollow side of the panel.
The sticker is printed with a TV screen. It shows a gorilla against a sunset. At the bottom of the screen there is a superimposed logo that probably identifies the TV station: "TV6".
Find another sticker 3x4 with lower mountain peaks and clouds. (This is sticker number 3. On the sticker sheet, it is the middle sticker of the topmost row of stickers.)
Turn the wall element around so that the outer panel side is facing you. Apply the sticker to the front side surface.
This maroon red sticker shows a lower portion of the mountain range with 3 peaks. Like before, the silhouette of the white mountains is outlined in yellow and the shading is a deep orange. There are 2 white fluffy cloud silhouettes in the sky.
Find 1 white plate 1x10.
Put it horizontally on the table and mount the wall element horizontally on the 4 rightmost knobs, outer panel side to the front.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 sticker 3x4 with high mountain peaks. (This is sticker number 1. On the sticker sheet it is located in the top left corner.)
and 1 white wall element 1x4x3 with 4 top knobs.
Put the wall element horizontally on the table, outer panel side towards the front.
Apply the sticker to the front side surface. It shows the 4 highest peaks of the mountain range in the same color scheme as the previous stickers.
Mount this wall element horizontally to the left of the first one on the plate 1x10, outer panel side with sticker to the front.
Now, we will build the second half of the swing-out side panel.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white brick 1x6,
and 1 white rounded plate 1x4.
Put the rounded plate 1x4 horizontally on the table.
Put the brick 1x6 horizontally on top, 2 knobs overhanging to the right.
Find 2 white bricks 1x4.
Put 1 horizontally on top of the previous piece, starting from the left edge.
Put the other one horizontally on top of the previous piece.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 transparent wall element 1x2x2 with 2 top knobs,
and 1 maroon red rounded plate 1x2.
Put the rounded plate 1x2 horizontally on the 2 leftmost knobs of the previous piece.
Put the wall element 1x2x2 horizontally on the 2 rightmost knobs of the structure, outer panel side to the front.
Mount the second half of the swing-out side panel on the 2 leftmost knobs of the first half of the swing-out side panel.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 maroon red plate 1x2 with side rail,
and 1 maroon red plate 1x10.
Put the plate 1x10 horizontally centered on top of the panel, directly to the right of the rounded plate 1x2.
Put the plate with side rail horizontally to the right of the previous piece, side rail to the front.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
1 medium stone grey round plate 1x1,
1 medium stone grey plate 1x10,
and 1 medium stone grey plate 1x2.
Put the round plate 1x1 on the previous piece's right knob. This means it will sit on the rightmost knob of the swing-out side panel.
Put the plate 1x10 horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
Put the plate 1x2 horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
If done correctly, the leftmost knob will remain empty for now.
Collect the following 3 pieces:
2 white flat tiles 1x6,
and 1 white flat tile 1x1.
Put the flat tile 1x1 on the previous piece's left knob. This means it will sit on the second knob from the left.
Put 1 flat tile 1x6 horizontally to the right of the previous piece.
Put the other flat tile 1x6 horizontally to the right of the previous piece.
The swing-out side panel is finished! Well done! Mount it in its building orientation horizontally on the frontmost edge of the vehicle. Right now, it will only connect to 1 knob which is not very stable yet. We will secure it in place in the upcoming steps.
You will be able to use the side rail at the right top edge to pull out the side panel and close it again. But first, let's fix the side panel in place.
Find 1 medium stone grey rounded plate 1x4.
Put it vertically on the leftmost column, starting from the front edge.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white flat tile 1x2 with rounded corners,
and 1 white plate 1x4 with 2 knobs.
Put the flat tile with rounded corners vertically on top of the previous piece, starting from the front edge.
Put the plate 1x4 vertically behind the previous piece.
The swing-out side panel is finished! Fantastic job! Make sure the fixing plate on the front left knob of the swing-out side panel is firmly installed. Then, use the side rail at the top right edge to pull the panel out and close it again as needed.
Next up, we will build the roof of the camper van.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 transparent red round tile 1x1,
and 1 white plate 2x8.
Put the plate 2x8 horizontally on the table.
Put the round tile 1x1 on the back right corner knob of the plate.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white flat tile 1x6,
and another transparent red round tile 1x1.
Put the flat tile 1x6 horizontally to the left of the previous piece.
Put the round tile 1x1 to the left of the previous piece.
Find another 2 white flat tiles 1x6.
Put 1 vertically in front of the previous piece, 5/6 overhanging to the front.
Repeat symmetrically on the right.
Find 2 white plates 2x16.
Before you mount them, turn the structure 90° to the left, meaning that now, the 2 flat tiles should be pointing to the right.
Turn 1 plate 2x16 horizontally and put its front row underneath the overhang of the front flat tile 1x6.
If done correctly, 11 columns will be protruding to the right and the back row will be protruding to the back.
Repeat symmetrically at the back with the other plate 2x16. This time, the front row will be protruding to the front.
Find 1 medium stone grey plate 4x6 with 12 knobs on 3 edges.
Put it vertically on the leftmost knobs of the structure, knobless edge to the right. This means it will sit nestled between the 3 flat tiles 1x6.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 medium stone grey plate 2x6,
and another medium stone grey plate 4x6 with 12 knobs on 3 edges.
Put the plate 4x6 vertically to the right of the previous piece, knobless edge to the left.
If done correctly, the 2 plates 4x6 form a knob frame together and their 2 knobless edges meet in the middle.
Put the plate 2x6 vertically to the right of the previous piece.
Find 1 mud brown frame plate 6x8 with 2 shaft holders.
Put it horizontally to the left of the previous piece, side with the 2 shaft holders on the left, 1 column overhanging to the right.
Find 1 white plate 2x8.
Put it vertically centered underneath the previous piece's overhang, 1 column protruding to the right.
Next, we will make 2 sub-parts of the roof.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white plate 1x4 with 2 knobs,
and 1 white one-stepped curve brick 1x10 with plate 1x2.
Put the plate 1x4 horizontally on the table.
Put the curve brick horizontally on top, its bottom step fitting neatly on the plate 1x4, curved part overhanging to the left.
Find another white plate 1x4 with 2 knobs and another white one-stepped curve brick 1x10 with plate 1x2.
Repeat the previous building step to build an identical sub-part.
Mount the first sub-part horizontally on the frontmost row directly to the right of the flat tile 1x6 mounted on that row, curve towards the left.
Repeat symmetrically at the back.
Find 2 transparent bright orange plates 1x1.
Put 1 to the right of the sub-part we have just mounted on the backmost row.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Collect the following 4 pieces:
2 white two-stepped curve tiles 1x4,
and 2 white flat tiles 1x1.
Put 1 two-stepped curve tile 1x4 horizontally on the frontmost row, starting from the right edge, curve to the right.
Put 1 flat tile 1x1 to the left of the previous piece.
Repeat symmetrically at the back with the 2 remaining pieces.
Collect the following 4 pieces:
2 white smooth roof tiles 1x2x⅔,
and 2 transparent smooth roof tiles 1x1x⅔.
Put 1 smooth roof tile 1x1 on the backmost knob of the rightmost column, slope to the right.
Put 1 smooth roof tile 1x2 vertically in front of the previous piece, slope to the right.
Put the other smooth roof tile 1x2 vertically in front of the previous piece, slope to the right.
Put the remaining smooth roof tile 1x1 in front of the previous piece, slope to the right.
Next up, we will assemble the sunroof.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 transparent glass 3x4 for window frame,
and 1 white sunroof frame 5x6x⅔ with cut-out.
Put the sunroof frame on the table, knobs forming a row at the back.
Snap the 2 small bumps on the window glass into the 2 notches at the back of the cut-out.
Fold the glass up or down as needed.
The sunroof is finished! Great job! Turn it 90° to the left so that the knobs form a column on the left edge. Mount it on the rightmost edge of the roof structure, meaning that it will sit directly to the left of the 4 roof tiles we have mounted in the previous step.
Find 1 white hood plate 4x6x⅔ with 2 angled corners and 4 knobs.
Put it vertically to the left of the previous piece, its 4 knobs forming a column on the right.
Find 2 black grille tiles 1x2.
Put 1 horizontally to the left of the previous piece on the third row of knobs from the back.
Put the other one horizontally in front of the previous piece. The 2 grille tiles should sit on the 2 middle rows of the roof.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 white boomerang piece,
and 1 black half-circle plate 1x2 with 1 knob.
Put the half-circle plate 1x2 vertically centered on the leftmost column of knobs, half circle to the right.
Put the boomerang piece vertically on top, ends of the boomerang pointing slightly to the left.
Find 2 white inverted curve bricks 1x6.
Before you mount them, flip the roof structure upside down. Keep the horizontal orientation and make sure that the curved half is still on the right.
Put 1 inverted curve brick horizontally on the backmost row, starting from the right edge, narrow end to the right.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Next, we will build the front panel of the roof.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 beige plate 1x6,
and 1 white inverted one-stepped curve tile 2x2x⅔.
Put the plate 1x6 upside down and horizontally on the table. This means its knobs should touch the table.
Put the inverted curve tile on the 2 leftmost connection points, 1/2 overhanging to the front, curve to the front.
Find another 2 white inverted one-stepped curve tiles 2x2x⅔.
Put them to the right of the previous piece in the same orientation.
The front panel of the roof is finished! Mount it vertically on the rightmost edge of the roof, curves to the right.
The roof of the camper van is finished! Well done! Flip it right side up again, making sure that the curved half is still on the right.
Mount the roof on top of the camper van. Make sure that its left edge is flush with the left edge of the vehicle. The roof will only connect to a few knobs, so you can easily take it off and reattach it as you like.
Next, we will assemble the 4 wheels.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 black wide rubber tire with super-low profile,
and 1 silver metallic rim with groove.
Put the rim into the tire.
Find another 3 black wide rubber tires with super-low profile and another 3 silver metallic rims with groove.
Assemble the remaining 3 tires like the first one.
Snap the 4 wheels on the 4 connectors of the vehicle, making sure that the rim sides with the tiny indentations are facing outward.
Find 4 black small saucers with hollow knob.
Put them on the 4 wheels as hubcaps.
The camper van is finished! Fantastic job, what an intricate but fun build! To put one of the grownups into the driver's seat, take off the roof of the van, fold the Minifigure's legs into a seated position and put the driver next to the steering wheel. The baby can actually travel on the passenger's seat: remove the carrier from the Father Minifigure but leave the baby in the carrier. Put the hole of the carrier's neck holder tab around the single knob to the left of the passenger seat. This way, the carrier acts as a booster seat! What a great way to travel safely! Reattach the roof as soon as everybody is seated.
Remember to use the side rail on the top right edge of the swing-out side panel to open and close it. You can put the camping table with chairs into the passenger compartment of the van when it is raining or when the family is traveling to the next location.
You have finished building the entire set! Congratulations! Now it is time to embark on cozy camping adventures. Pack your things, make sure the vehicle battery is charged and ride into the sunset. The next forest clearing is yours!