by Cameron Bird
Vin Diesel’s two-storey mansion on wheels isn’t exactly a typical, everyday caravan. The massive vehicle, which the action movie star is using while filming the new Chronicles of Riddick film, cost him a whopping $1.1million (roughly £700,000).
What’s more, with over 1,100 square feet of interior space, it is around ten times larger on the inside than the average British touring caravan.
The technology alone inside the trailer is worth about $70,000, with fun toys like 3D flat-screen TVs and Blu-Ray players scattered throughout.
This behemoth also features a pop-up top floor and granite countertops in the kitchen, the Daily Mail reports.
The 44-year old actor has had a media lounge put inside, as well as private office space, and he had part of the upstairs turned into a dedicated play area for his kids to enjoy.
The notorious hardman, whose real name is Mark Sinclair Vincent, brings the monstrous trailer with him on various shoots, and last year he even had it shipped to Puerto Rico where he was filming Fast Five, the latest instalment in the Fast and the Furious movie series.
Anderson Mobile Estates are the company behind this luxury vehicle and they are no strangers to this kind of work – in the past they have custom built trailers for the likes of Mariah Carey and Sharon Stone.
Another famous client of theirs is Will Smith, who recently got into trouble when his $2million ‘van had to be removed from a New York street during filming of Men in Black 3 due to complaints from local residents.
