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17 Images of Retired Boeing 727 Home In The Woods
Former engineer, Bruce Campbell has spent $200,000 upcycing Retired Boeing 727 to make a home in the woods. He spends half of each year living in a plane surrounded by beautiful forest trees in the woods. Bruce bought the Retired Boeing 727 which is a 3 engine commercial jetliner, he is living in the Oregon Woods on 10 aces of land which he bought in his 20’s. Altogether the plan, interior work and land totalled to roughly $243,000.
Looking at the jetliner, it’s still complete with it’s wings, landing gears but sits in the woods rather than an aeroplane junk yard. The interior of the plane has changed quite a lot with making it a more livable home environment. Bruce plans to improve the aeroplane  starting with the inside features such as the lavatory, LED lighting and seating.
If you’re interested in more information on this recycled airplane home, go visit Campbell’s website, where he explains his beautiful project in great detail.
More info: Website (h/t: huffpost)
Still from the video by Even Quach
Image credits:Â John Brecher
“Retirement into an aerospace class castle should be every jetliner’s constructive fate. They should never be mindlessly scrapped†– said Bruce Campbell, the aircraft’s owner (and resident).
Image credits: John Brecher
Image credits: John Brecher
“Shredding a beautiful and scintillating jetliner is a tragedy in waste, and a profound failure of human imagination.â€
Still from the video by Even Quach
Still from the video by Even Quach
Image credits: John Brecher
“Jetliners are masterful works of aerospace science, and their superlative engineering grace is unmatched by any other structures people can live within.â€
Image credits: John Brecher
Still from the video by Even Quach
“They’re incredibly strong, durable, and long lived. And they easily withstand any earthquake or storm. Their interior is easy to keep immaculately clean because they are sealed pressure canisters.â€
Image credits:Â Airplane Home
Image credits:Â John Brecher
Image credits:Â Even Quach
“You need to acquire two things: An airliner, and suitable land to host it.â€
Image credits:Â John Brecher
“Then you need to transport your airliner to your land. That’s the most daunting challenge.â€
Image credits:Â Airplane Home
Image credits:Â John Brecher
Image credits:Â John Brecher
