Hello adventure lovers and welcome back to a brand new episode of a walk through the conversion. This is the Ahoz Vidura. If you aren't aware about these series walk through the conversion is where we take a detailed and slow-paced walk through the conversion, whereas Reveal is where we slightly reveal the concept. Before heading into the video, I just want to say that we, team mode, roam adventures hope that you're all doing well. The pandemic is something that none of us expected 2020 to be like, but we're here trying to make the best of what we get. Isolated travel is a whole new vibe, and if you're looking forward to buying or even renting a first-class home on wheels for your next trip, then keep on watching. In today's episode, we will be walking through mini colossal. The concept is as exotic as a name. Based on a 440-20 wheelbase, this 12-seater vehicle was converted into a fully functional home that not just sleeps, but also seats, sits on board, plus the driver and co-driver space. So without the further ado, let's walk in. The exterior comes with a cool blend of white and green. The cabo space is not there just for the aesthetic purpose, but also has a practical aspect to it, which we'll discover later. We also have an awning that you can crank up manually, lays around and get the white wind supply that you need. While the slide-out barbecue gets the job done, this works on both electric as well as LPG supply. Biggest tandoor is the Indian way. Now let's move on to the rear of the camper. There's a bike carrier that can take a load of up to 300 kg. Behind which is a door that gives you direct access to the Janset from outside the camper. On top, we have our rear cams. Now this is something that you won't be able to see, but under the caravan, we have a 300-litre freshwater tank and a 50-litre blackwater tank. On the top, we have 300 water solar panels, as well as camping lights outside the caravan. Now let's take a quick jump in the cabin. Now, I would tell myself a petite driver, but that's not to say that there's ample space in the cabin, not just to see the driver, but also the help. And to put any small luggage that they may have. There's also a drop-down bed that makes it very comfortable for the onboard staff to get the sleep that they need. While being isolated and providing the passenger their privacy. There's a intercom as well as a walkie-talkie in the caravan for communication purpose, but there's also a small door that provides you direct access just in case you need an instant answer. Now that we're done with the basics, let's move on to the actual home of the speeds. The whole interior was created with a colour palette of caramel and chocolate, keeping that wood-seeing home like wipe while providing the exact balance of the exterior. And this right here is our compact but sufficient kitchen-it, based on a 304-grade stainless steel with 8-person nickelite, which is the best food-grade material in the market. We also have a chimney, burner, basin and a small window to provide you poor fixinity for every time you cook something new. Under the kitchen countertops we have a storage space to store the gencet as well as cutteries and utensils. Now moving on to our bathroom. The bathroom has been completely customised on re-inferged fibre. Another information on that linked in the description box below. This is the shirehead, which comes with both cold and hot water supply, which is something that we all need for an evening calming session. We also have a basin as well as a pneumatic activating wall-based comeotor. Two technical I know, but what that means is something that you may have seen in the airplane comeots and something that saves you a lot of water wastage. Moving on to intensify the Zen mod even more. We have a necrolic top bar with storage underneath to save all your goods in a place from where you can easily access them. And here we have our microwave, more storage and a 30-liter 12 by 24-volt DC battery-operated fridge. Moving on to our lounge area. We have a dropped on bed on each side of the caravan providing sleeping accommodation of two on board, as well as a sofa and a dining area. That converts and combines into a master bed with insertion of two wooden planks which, whenever not required, can be stored under the sofa with rest of your luggage. We also have two additional sockets on the floor to create an extended dining nook whenever required. And lastly, but certainly not the least, the cabover bed. On which you can hop onto using the collapsible ladder, saving you a lot of space without being too much on your face. And honestly, the cabover bed feels more like a master bed. Comment down below on which bed would you consider as a master. During this concept of home-away home on wheels with final few amenities like a 32-inch television, some charging sockets, battery-operated lights and fan, and a one-turned-carsop AC on the rooftop, which functions through the gentset to bring you the North Pole when you're travelling south. I hope I covered everything. I'm proud to say that each and every thing has been made in-house, made in India. If you have any questions regarding the price of the Skaravan or are looking forward to buying or even renting your first class home on wheels, then make sure to check out the information mentioned in the description box below. We hope that you liked this walk through the conversion. 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