In the home stretch!

Its 12°F this morning, a good day to get some work done indoors. I put in a few hours painting siding for the tiny house. I can only work on that for about an hour and a half before I run out of space to put freshly painted boards to dry. I am hoping to finish painting this afternoon.
In the meantime, my dad and I are scrambling to get the last details finalized and sent off to Eco-Panels. Before the SIPs panels can be made, we need to know where all of the windows and doors will be as well as where every light, electrical outlet, and light switch will be. The panels will be made with openings for the windows and doors and electrical conduit already built in, all we have to do is run wires through it.

We have had all of the windows and the door mapped out for a while. And we have had a general idea of where lights and outlets would be, but at this stage of the project, we need to finalize every detail. Every bad decision made now will cause a lot of trouble down the road. Every detail needs to be carefully thought through.
As we are finalizing all of these details though, a light has appeared at the end of the tunnel. We got the news that the floor panels are being manufactured right now. And as soon as we get the electrical diagrams to Eco-panels, they can work on the walls too.
The hardest part about this stage of the project is that I have been putting in a huge amount of energy and time and have very little to show for it. When the panels are finished, there will finally be something to show for the time and money that I have spent.