Looked at it too. JMO but where does anyone think that they are going with only 60gal freshwater? That is only 2-3 days dry camping for 2.
The pin weight is way up there even before galley supplies & food get loaded into that area. Where is it after all the other stuff gets loaded into the basement below? Everything heavy is on the left side of the trailer. Something to think about when you are driving in strong winds coming at you from the right side.
Not sure what the point is of the big sink/little sink? Much prefer 2 decent same size sinks. There is no 'flow through' room on either side of the sink for dirty side/clean side when doing dishes.
Very often the best view is out the back of the trailer. You might spend most of your time in the bedroom but you are not awake to enjoy the view. It is not unusual for us to spin our chairs around to enjoy the view.
But hey, something for everyone I guess. It is unique. There will be those who will buy it, & sell it in a few years disappointed. Being very unusual in floorplan will make it a difficult resell. The monsterous size does not lend it to being used as a traveling trailer. Might be OK for the seasonal commuting each spring & fall. I am There will be others who will keep it.
