Brice and Irina Bader of Wild Fennec are a very unique couple that love going on various adventures.

Off-road adventures are of particular interest to them. With that in mind, they made a decision that is sure to attract a lot of attention. Their Land Rover Defender has been remodeled and you will not be able to believe your eyes when you see the transformation that took place here.

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The Land Rover Defender turns into a tiny home with just the touch of a button. The craziest part of all is that the transformation only needs 43 seconds to take place. You would have been forgiven for assuming that it takes a bit longer. We were definitely taken aback the first time that we saw this one for ourselves.

“To take advantage of the limited size within a standard wheelbase, the couple placed a lot on tracks: the dining table/benches slide to make room for a shower stall (rainshower fixture included); the toilet slides out from within the stall. With the push of other buttons, the bed drops down from the ceiling on wires and the back rack drops down into an instant deck,” Kirsten Dirksen shared on YouTube. These words can hardly do it justice, though.

Now that the idea has been taking off online, the couple is looking to take things to the next level. At the moment, they are in the process of hunting for investors.

They are hoping to mass market the idea. Once you have seen this demonstration for yourself, you will definitely understand why they have such high hopes.

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It is not every day that we get to be on the precipice of something that is this unprecedented. If we had to predict, we believe that this invention is sure to receive a great deal of attention in the next year. It won’t be long before these items are available at most homes.

Check out the video below:

You can learn more about the design on the Wild Fennec website!