MATCHBOX Restoration Major Pack No 10 Whitlock "Dinkem Dumper" 1962
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- After a short break I thought I should make a grand entry. I decided to showcase a double whammy makeover which includes two construction vehicles. I hope you like it. I show a new method of axle reforming which I predict will become the standard for all other Matchbox restorers! - Watch this space! Marty.
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Dinkem Dumper is my favourite machine builder in the world. Thanks Marty for restoration this model and presentation after restoration.
The carefully chosen covers with extraordinary headlines are not wasted on me!
Breaks are the only thing that keeps you sane,enjoy all you take. Used to drive the model before that,the tractor had front wheels, so it was a six wheeler.
I live just south of Ocean Shores Washington State in Long Beach Washington, like to get back in Match Box's even though I'm 59 yrs old now, had over two hundred Match Boxes and Hot Wheels in my youth and played with them every day for hours on end. Keep up with your great videos
Great idea with the nail punches! And a super job of restoring these two work horses.
Lovely restoration... I always liked that Matchbox yellow. Really cheerful toys with the red touches. :)
Welcome home! I trust you had a wonderful time.
I will corroborate the denture brush. I used them for many years to clean my projector heads in movie theaters after each reel of film. They are perfect for that job and last for years.
The hydraulic ram at the coupling area is the steering mechanism, that explains how it steers with no steering wheels!
spot on
Wow that loader is a 'Hatra' bit of a Holy grail among classic loader collectors...I remember watching West German Army Engineers using them, they were different in the the whole bucket and arms section could be moved through an arc facilitating loading in very tight spaces.
Your newspaper covers always crack me up.
Another ace job, Marty .. Looks like the holiday refreshed the old batteries ... The Master is back ....!! 👍🏻🤓
Glad to see ya back from your well deserved vacation Marty, nice 👍 job on both dumper& loader, especially the part of repairing the frame of the dumper unit. Thanks for the tip on using a set of nail punches, “modified of course “ for rounding axels a super idea. As always your restorations are educational & informative, see ya on your next video. Hello from the Eastern Shore of Maryland!😎🦀🐠🦆🌾🍺🇺🇸
Thank you so much Marty for your wonderful videos. The weekly release shows up here on Sunday mornings, and always goes well with my morning cup of coffee. Cheers!
Thanks for the idea of the paint brush clamps! I bought a box of 20 for my projects.
wow you hve some crazy birds Down Under lol you did an outstanding job repairing and restoring those keep up the great work
Great to have you back Marty! I missed your videos, I hope you enjoyed your vacation!
Everyone is doing cars, I know they are the most abundant, but I really love these other machines!!!!
No need to apologize Marty..
You and your wife need that holiday time...
Great video as always ..
Always a pleasure to see a new video Marty. I saw that you had a new video out while I was on my lunch break today, but I decided to wait until I got home so I could relax while I watched.
Glad you made it home safe and all. The cylinders on top of the dumper neck are the steering cylinders for that type of machine.
Giant gulls ate my dog. Awesome. Hope you had a great holiday. Great vid.
Yet another great video by the Matchbox God himself! 😍
they look great. they are ready to move some earth again. i hope you enjoyed your holiday.
I missed your vids. Glad you’re back 👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿👍🏾👍🏽👍🏼👍🏻
Thanks Marty!
Your videos are always a great source of inspiration and great advice.
You are the best.
That was marvelous Marty ,,a Marvelous Marty Matchbox Makeover 😆, exellent as always 👍
Hope you did have a nice holiday. Everyone needs that. It is always a pleasure to watch your videos.
Absolutely awesome restoration , Marty !!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice to have you back. Great little project!
The Construction Vehicles looked nice you did a good job restoring them and It's okay Marty I understand that you had some family business to take care of last weekend and its alright everyone has importent stuff to do outside the internet.
Really cool restorations!
Those hydraulic cylinders at the pivot are for steering. Same as articulated farm tractors.
Good to see you back Marty 👍🏼. I restored one of these Dinkum Dumpers many months ago and enjoyed it too 😀
Marty they look great. Hope Vacation was nice 👍🏻 👍🏻
Very nice restorations. Both construction vehicles looks awesome. As always beautiful, interesting and entertaining video. Greetings from Germany.
I love the paint removal. It just seems satisfying. I love the delicate music way in the background. Your repair on the bucket was awesome. Your restoration videos are loaded with ambiance. The new nail punch should last forever. Good job as usual. Welcome back.
Excellent restorations!
Well worth the wait. Hope you enjoyed your holiday. Good job on the restoration.
"GIANT GULLS ATE MY DOG". One of my favorite segments of Marty's videos is the paint booth scene when we get to see the newsprint title.
Fantastic restoration there and hope you had a fantastic holiday
Welcome back! I guess the two hydraulic rams you've mentioned are used to steer the tipper, pivoting the two halves of the vehicle to the right or left, much as a modern scraper does. And I loved the "Giant Seagulls" headline!
That’s exactly what they do.
😯🦅🐶 lol
Volvo do a similar 'Goose-Necked' dumper with the same steering, scary on a motorway!
My first saved channel and a heck of a great choice 🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨
Thanks Brad! :)
💘 those outrageous newspapers!!.. 😆!!
Lovely job sir! Hope you and Julie had a nice break.
No need to apologize. You're not late, we TH-camrs suffer from anxiety. Enjoy what you do and the devil with any self imposed deadline. Rant over. Great job. From the Up Over, Narragansett Bay
Absolute 'Fair Dinkum' Mate! Like the nail-punch technique too.
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When I was a sprog, around 4-5 years old, I would get dumped on baby-sitter for Sunday afternoons. She had a cardboard box almost full of Matchbox construction trucks, with duplicate numbers of various types - like 43 road-rollers, 24 shovel loaders (Hatans), 52 small dumpers, a handful of artic-dumpers (like this one), standard single shovel tractors and bulldozers with rubber tracks (many missing...) mostly in the same Matchbox 'Canary Yellow' construction-site livery, though I recall one or two being a dull green colour.
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Most of these old Matchbox vehicals had no hubs, the wheel and hub were one piece, either in a grey or black plastic, or even cast metal. In the same box were also a large number - prob 30+ - red London double-decker buses and around 20 army 'Ferret' and 'Saladin' scout cars. All these toy vechicals were in varying states of cosmetic condition as they'd all been well played with. It was indeed weird playing with them... No cars, or lorries... Just rollers, dumpers, busses, dozers, Ferrets and Saladins ! Lol! Still, with my then vivid imagination, I was obviously kept occupied for hours with them regardless.
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I suspect in hind-sight, that she obtained these as a job lot, possibly from a factory (rejects) sale, hence there being only a few types, but in large numbers.
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The same old dear, also lived next to a lovely neighbouring garden, around which ran a model (prob Gauge One) steam railway. The old boy next door would flash this loco up, which hauled around 5 carriages around a raised rail layout. He was as regualr as an 'old school' station master, always flashing up the loco about half and hour after Sunday lunch. He always tooted the whistle to indicate the start of the event... I used to watch keenly from the stair landing window as it chuffed around his garden.
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Funny what one remembers, especially so far back... [around 55 years...] Lost count of the number of Corgi, Dinkey, Britains and Matchbox cars I had over the years... All of them collectables now.... If only we'd known. But then, playing would have been very boring at times. I do miss some of them - Dinky's - FAB 1 - Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang (one of the best of all time...), The Batmobile, or Corgi's 007's Gold or Silver DB5, or the Austin 'Learner' car (with realistic steering wheel steering), or the 59 Cadillac Ambulance, with blue light (battery in the base....) and sctretcher.... All fond memories.
WOW! - Sounds like you had a great childhood and plenty of model cars to play with too! - I hope I have helped you to remember some of the forgotten memories of your youth. I must admit that every now and again, a small part of my brain is reactivated and a new memory comes to the surface! - Thanks for posting, all the best, Marty.
Hi Marty and welcome back. Great work and I think it's awesome that you find the time to post a new video while on holiday. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for sharing and have a nice Sunday. Best regards to you, Julie, the team behind the scenes and of course KEVIN 🐨😁
Faded plastics like those red wheels can sometimes be brought back to life with some heat. If you've got a heat gun that adjusts low, or if you're just careful not to get your plastic too hot and melt it, you can see color being drawn up to the surface from below. When it's nice and warm and the color has improved, some ATF on there gives it some oils to soak back into the plastic and help keep the color. This works on a lot of plastics used to trim cars. Not sure about matchbox wheel plastics, but if you have a real mangled one to experiment with, you might have a go and see how it does for you. Thanks for the nice relaxing videos.
Lovely work. They look immaculate! Always look forward to your videos. Sorry to hear that your tool is wearing out. Poor Julie :)
Wotcha, Marty
What a lovely theme at this Valentine’s holiday - construction vehicles building a future together and the home of ones dreams!
How clever!
Great work! Hope you enjoyed your trip.
5:30AM Iowa time. Time for a sandwich and Marty's newest reno!!
I'm not the only one from Iowa
@Derek Charette 🤔🙂🍕🍕🥤 yum , as someone who just turned 40 - watch the wieght or nurses changing your pants will come before old age , still , more power to you 🥓🍔🍟🍕🌭
Marty, try using your butane torch at a safe distance on the faded wheels. Sometimes heat will bring the color back to the surface. Just be aware that you have to be super careful not to melt. Hope the tip helps. Keep up the great video's!
It was actually called a Whitlock DD70, Whitlock went on to make some good 360 degree tracked crawler diggers and some JCB competitors. The tractor front unit was based on the engine and fuel tank of a Fordson tractor of the time (supermajor) with Whitlock's own bodywork/cab added. I watched them working on big building projects in my home town as a boy.
I almost chocked on my roll mops and creme when reading the news paper front page main title!
Hope you all had a great holiday Marty. Love the construction vehicles! 🚜 🚧 When I was a little kid, I had the Dinky versions of these. I didn’t start getting the Matchbox ones ‘til a bit later. No idea where the Dinkys ended up, but I still have the Matchbox ones. 😁 Great video and makeovers! Thank you. 👍🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Good to see your back and safe.
Very nice weld job on that bucket.
Nice work Marty - I like the more industrial motors.
This is one of your best videos ... must have been a fabulous holiday ... game on Marty ...
Hi Marty, one suggestion for the paint stripper sequence. You could film the whole process of the disolving paint and then speed up the sequence to a few seconds. It would be interesting to see the paint being stripped. Just an idea in case you find it interesting.
I love watching your videos. Reminds me of the time when I was playing with those toys :)
Great makeover of both models. :-)
Awesome Marty they turned out beautiful
Better then when it came out of the factory!
Nice restoration and paint job!
Nice work, the restored vehicles look great
Nice one Marty! Welcome back, and I hope you all had a good break! :-)
Very nice Muggy weld fix !
Hi Marty, the hydrolic Rams on the trailer is actually the steering mechanism. Glad you're back bud.
Hope you enjoyed your holiday at The Rock. This is a ripper video mate. Thanks again.
Wow. Very nice restore. Looks like new👍
Hope you had a great holiday. Nice restoration om the tractors. Metal punch! Good idea
Surperb, great job on the decal too
Excellent jobs, looks great 👍👍
Nice work as always Marty.
Neat toys that I would have played with far beyond the level of wear shown with those had I had them as a boy.
One tip you might try with the little solder globs to reduce the amount of filing. Let the area cool almost completely. Have a small dampened sponge ready, lightly heat the tip solder glob until it just starts to liquefy then wipe away the solder. Of course there is a slight risk that you overheat the joint and it falls apart. The damp sponge will also help cool the joint to reduce the risk of heat creep. That's just an idea that I would try on large solder globs.
BEAUTIFUL JOB MARTY
Marty, as the old saying goes “better late than never.” Just happy to know you are still with us.
Both of these are nicely detailed..
Marty, I have a suggestion for the axles the next time you can't cut them off. Grind it off somewhat flat, carefully center punch it, then use a drill bit slightly smaller than the axle and drill just about 1/4" into the axle leaving only a small amount of material. Them you can squeeze the end together with pliers. That should allow the axle to be removed easily. Give it a go and see how it works.
Very nice restorations 👍👍😊
Great job! Hope you enjoyed your holiday!
Worth the wait. Hope your holiday was great!
Nice work Marty, & we forgive you for having a holiday 👍🏻👍🏻
Welcome back Marty. Hope you had a great holiday
Nice to see you back Marty!
Cup of coffee, donut, and Marty's - recipe for a great Sunday morning.
No need to apologise Marty, everyone needs a holiday 👍
Andrew Napier 100% everyone time of for beer or 2
Ohhh! Worth the wait! Everybody needs a vacation, yes. Splendid job on cleaning up those sun faded components. Have a great day over there!
They look beautiful 👌
As a welder i would like to give you some advise.The next time file down or use a dremel tool to make a "v" shaped groove into the crack.This will allow a much stronger bond to the repair,there will be much more welding material holding that together, once filed evenly. Greetings from Spain.
I was about to give up on life and what do I find, a MMM video! Marty, when ever you do a video is great, doesn't matter when they come out.
A great way to start the day - with a Marty's Makeover.
Welcome back Marty! Missed you!
Nicely done, sir.
You did a great job and you deserved a vacation so no worries mate
I cant imagine explaining to others how entertaining it is to watch someone restore tiny vehicles. Keep going.
You did a superb job!
They both look ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!! Beautiful job!!.. These both look ready to go back to work in the rock quarry!!
Excellent job as always!!!!
Excellent you always do such a top notch job Marty..... 🐨
They look great!