A pensioner built himself a house in the middle of the forest from a Boeing 727 plane

A few years ago, an American pensioner from Oregon Bruce Campbell built himself a house from a Boeing 727 airplane. Campbell installed his new home in the woods outside the city of Portland. The cabin of the aircraft underwent a rather serious alteration: the man put the cabin, stairs in order, installed LED lighting, made the floor covering transparent. There is also a shower on the plane, however, without a shower stall. It took the former engineer 10 years and more than 200 thousand US dollars to turn the plane into his home.

But the pensioner is not going to stop there. Now he plans to build a second home from a Boeing 747 in Japan.

1. A house from a Boeing 727 airplane in a forest outside the city of Portland, Oregon, USA. (Photo: Reuters / Steve DiPaola)

2. Retired Bruce Campbell in his house from a Boeing 727 plane in the woods outside the city of Portland, Oregon, USA. 64-year-old Campbell spent 10 years and about 220 thousand dollars to realize his idea. (Photo: Reuters / Steve DiPaola)

3. Bruce Campbell is sitting in the cockpit of the Boeing 727, which has now become his home. (Photo: Reuters / Steve DiPaola)

4. A fully functional toilet in a house from a Boeing 727 airplane in a forest outside the city of Portland, Oregon, USA. (Photo: Reuters / Steve DiPaola)

5. Bruce Campbell poses at the entrance to the tail section of the Boeing 727 in the woods outside the city of Portland, Oregon, USA. (Photo: Reuters / Steve DiPaola)

6. Bruce Campbell brushes his teeth at the sink in his house from a Boeing 727 airplane in the woods outside the city of Portland, Oregon, USA. (Photo: Reuters / Steve DiPaola)

7. Bruce Campbell shaves in his house from a Boeing 727 plane in the woods outside the city of Portland, Oregon, USA. (Photo: Reuters / Steve DiPaola)

8. Retired Bruce Campbell at his home from a Boeing 727 plane in the woods outside the city of Portland, Oregon, USA. (Photo: Reuters / Steve DiPaola)

9. The cabin of the Boeing 727, which Bruce Campbell is currently repairing. (Photo: Reuters / Steve DiPaola)