CGI Lucid Dreams · Cutaway & floor plan visuals

See inside
before it’s built

Cross-section cutaways and top-down floor plans for camper, van and travel trailer brands. Built from ordinary phone photos. No CAD file, no measuring, no factory visit. First draft back in two days.

What I needPhone photos
Turnaround2 days
OutputSide cutaway
Top-down plan
Working since25+ years, VFX
Manufacturer photograph of a white coachbuilt motorhome parked on grass, exterior only.
The same motorhome with the side wall removed, showing the cab, dinette, kitchen, washroom, wardrobe, bed and rear garage in one view.
Exterior Cutaway
Coachbuilt motorhomeInput: one press photoDrag the handle

STEP 1

You send photos

Interior and exterior, taken on any phone. A rough sketch or a PDF plan helps but is not required. Nothing has to be shot properly.

STEP 2

I open the vehicle

The wall comes off and the layout is rebuilt as one readable image, with your real materials, real cabinetry and real proportions.

STEP 3

You get it in two days

Delivered at print and web resolution. Revisions are quick, because the layout is already built and only the treatment changes.

One shell, both sides

A buyer standing in a dealer lot can only see one wall at a time. Two cutaways of the same trailer solve the whole layout question before anyone opens a door, and they come from the same set of photographs.

Plain white travel trailer photographed on a white background, no interior visible.
InputTravel trailer, exterior only
Cutaway of the travel trailer showing the front bedroom, galley with oven and sink, entry door and rear seating.
CurbsideBed, galley, dinette
Cutaway of the opposite side of the same trailer showing the dinette, refrigerator, washroom with shower and the rear bedroom.
RoadsideDinette, wet bath, bed

The same cutaway, any season

Once the interior is built it can be dropped into any setting. One asset covers the model page, the brochure, the winter campaign and the show stand, without re-shooting the unit or moving it anywhere.

The trailer cutaway placed in a snowy mountain camp, with snowshoes and a fire ring, interior lit warmly.
Winter campSame interior buildLighting rebuilt to match
The same trailer cutaway placed in a sunlit pine forest beside a river.
Summer forestOpposite sideSame source photographs

Vans and Class B

Conversions are the hardest thing to sell from photographs, because the whole product is an arrangement. A cutaway shows the seating, the galley and the bed as one system, and it can be shown empty or in use.

Cutaway of a high-roof panel van conversion with a green galley, sink, refrigerator and a raised rear bed.
Panel vanGalley and fixed bed
Cutaway of a four wheel drive high roof van with roof rack and solar, showing galley and rear dinette.
4×4 adventure vanEmpty
The same four wheel drive van cutaway with a family seated at the dinette and in the cab.
Same buildIn use

Top-down floor plans

The drawing most manufacturers still publish as flat line art. Rendered from above with the real finishes, it answers the question a flat plan cannot: what will this actually look like when I am standing in it.

Top-down floor plan render of a compact camper van with cab seats, green galley and a transverse rear bed.
Compact vanOverhead plan
Top-down floor plan render of a Class B van with wet bath, refrigerator, U-shaped lounge and an attached rear tent.
Class BWith rear annexe

Annotated and dimensioned

The same cutaway carries callouts, dimensions and specification blocks when the audience is a dealer, an engineer or a trade stand. Nothing is redrawn for it, the labels sit on top of the image already built.

Motorhome cutaway annotated with model name, gross weight, tank capacities, construction, power, heating, and dimension arrows across the lounge, bathroom, bedroom and garage.
Spec sheet treatmentCallouts, dimensions, legend
Cutaway of a blue SUV converted for camping, labelled roof box, bed platform with mattress, and storage under the bed platform.
SUV conversionSimple callout set

Exteriors, when the shell is the story

Not every image needs the wall removed. Finished units can be placed in locations that would cost a full crew and a week of travel to photograph, in the colours and trim you are actually launching.

A dark green truck camper on a Mercedes chassis parked beside an alpine lake at sunset.
Truck camperLocation built, not travelled to

Currently working with

Model year floor plan and top-down visuals for Alliance RV, Elkhart, Indiana

The process is set up for a whole model year lineup, not one-off images. Send one unit first if you would rather see it before committing anything.

Start here

Send photos of one unit.
See it opened up in two days.

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