Rare 1956 Nylint Electronic Cannon Truck Tonka Restoration
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In this video I restore a 1956 Nylint Electronic Cannon Truck. It was manufactured for only a few years and good ones are hard to find. Nylint Company competed with Tonka in pressed steel toy sales.
This truck is completely dissembled and rebuilt from the ground up. All of the parts are cleaned and/or repaired. The trucks electronics do not currently work. I will attempt to repair the electronics and make this truck 100% functional again. The body parts are sand blasted and then powder coated. The steel parts are cleaned in rust remover. A broken plastic gear is repaired using a mold from a working gear. Then if it works I will test it out and show the results.
In 1956 it cost $12.95, if you calculate the price adjusted for inflation it would cost $124.54 in 2021 dollars.
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This is the most complicated/complex toy I've seen on your site. This was back when toys were made to be fun... not so much safe lol. What kid wouldn't want sparks, smoke and shooting cannons. I want one now.. Great restoration - you never cease to amaze. Thanks
This toy does not have the function of smoking.
I have it!
The resaturator created a scenographic effect with a firecracker.
However, it really is a wonderful and complicated restoration job.
Congratulations! Good job.
Im 74 and I got one of these for Christmas back in the 1950’s along with a “spotlight vehicle”.
It was one of my favorite toys ever! I would set up all of my toy army men and blast them from across the room. When I was away at collage, my grandmother gave my trunk full of memories away to my little cousin. Thanks a hell of a lot granny! I wish I had that box full of treasures now to pass along to my grandson. Thanks for the memories.
I still have mine from late 1950’s!
In 1956 these sold for $12.95. In 2021 dollars, adjusted for inflation, it would cost $124.54 today.
and thats about what they sell for
Holy crap they made awesome toys back in the day. I can't imagine toys today would last half as much as these.
You got that right! Even the wheels were solid rubber. This thing weighs a ton too.
Well, I guess they could, but only if handled correctly.
they made some dangerous toys back in the day too
@@imperialpresence3331 Probably wouldn't pass a safety test, today. Flying projectiles and "eye safety". :)
Tonka toys still do.
I never saw that before not even in my youngest years if I had I would have begged for it’s really awesome.
This is quite a complex toy; it must have been expensive when it was new. Great resto! Love the target you picked.
I was thinking the same thing. They are great that they are made of pressed steel but I bet it priced it out of a lot parents budgets. I broke Dales cigarette in one of the shots. =(
@@xSpecterx99999999 Well that's good, he needed to quit smoking anyway.😂
It was $14.95 alot in 1956,, I have a couple hundred of these press steel toys from the 40-50-60s in my collection,
@@stevenstair1068 I looked up the conversion for that value today. its around $145.00. Now I know why I never had 1.
@@jasonsummit1885 cool
My dad is 72 years old, and is a retired artillery LtC., with a career spanning 22 1/2 yrs. Would love to get him one of these for his desk.
it is not a toy it is a piece of advanced engineering!!!
Great job on the truck I loved it! My girls love the king of the hill shots thanks for the smiles on my kids face.
I saw an electric magnet crane done before, but this is about the most Swiss-watch thing I've ever seen! Looks great. The ultimate Cold War toy.
I had the early 60's model of that. Back when toys could put your eyes out!
Great restoration, not gonna lie, when you were pulling all the wiring and gears out, I was like OH NO, that's where things would have went bad for me. Looks great, thanks for doing it. 👍🏻
same I had a rc car when I was little and it stopped working so I took it apart to fix it and I did successfully but I lost one important part and it never worked again
VERY cool restoration. Can't believe you were able to find some important replacement parts for it.
This is one of the best blaster i´ve seen so far
EXCELLENT. It always amazes me how people can find something wrong with this and give a thumbs down.
What an impressive job on an awesome toy! I never had a toy that cool. If they made a modern plastic one it would be fun to put a camera on it and make it remote control.
Good to see someone who knows how to use a sandblaster.
Excellent restoration. If you are doing something this comes again can you show a bit more detail in the motor/gears assembly thanks. I like the pains you take to line up all the parts once disassembled. Nice work!
I will definitely do that next time. Go into more detail how everything works.
This is awesome! I like toy restoration videos generally, but this is significantly more complex than most. Thank-you.
Wow! this old toy is very intricate for its time. kudos on all the patients for restoring such a relic.
BoyItellyawhutmanthatdangolcannongoesboomman.
Ingenious fix on the gear!
That was amazing. I thought it was incrediable that the instructions on the bottom was still in great shape.
Very cool project, well done
Sounds like someone was out flying there P-51 over your shop that day
This reminds me of my Marx Big Shot. I still have it. I'm going to have to check and see why it doesn't work. Great Job restoring that old cannon!
Great job! Thank you for sharing this.
I can sympathize with those rusty gears, faded paint and all.
For I too was made in 1956.
That cog repair using epoxy resin was downright inspired.
Beautiful toy....I want one now!!!
Wonder how many eyes were lost in the toy wars of the 60s and 70s?
Well Ralphie almost shot his Eye out !
Wow! One of the most complex and beautiful restorations. Got to wonder at the value now!!
Wow ... really cool toy , glad that you could restore it ... respect.
That is so cool!! As old as I am and have never seen this toy in action, Great job!!! I love it!!
Thank you 🤗
Back when toys had to pass THE REAL KIDS TEST
Great work. That cannon truck even operates like a real cannon truck.
The ending was too funny! Great work!
Well good job. Love seeing stuff brought back to original condition in this throw away society. Brilliant.
I got this the same Christmas I received “Forbidden Planet” kit with spacecraft, Robbie the Robot and all the men and guns. I ended up using my atomic cannon to shoot at the spacemen, along with my sisters.
Blasting Hank Hill and cast!LOL. Nice work!
Nicely done!!
Had a lot of the 50s 60s 70s toys when toys were made to last & could take a beating of playing in weather best toys we had but we cherished them
аккуратней будь с советской техникой !!!!!
En su epoca, en su momento... Estos juguetes serian para niños millonarios...
Great job on a complex toy i liked the sound of the P51 mustangs flying over
This toy just screams fallout.
One of the most enjoyable restores I've seen for sure. I'm guessing quite advanced for its time... Well done!
Thank you for your service as well.
Nice work 👍
Wow,what an awesome toy!!!👍👍👍
Never seen before!!🤔
Thank you 🤗
Good restoration. Only the gear was not very carefully restored. As an option, it was possible to cast a new one. Or this one can be modified, sanded and painted.
P. s. Attention to detail , striving for the ideal.
Wow amazing... What a beautiful toy restoration.. 👍
I had one as a kid it was blue but I don’t remember the sound effects but I do know there was force behind the shot! 1956 I was 7
Awesome restoration!!!!
King of the hill!!!! 🤟🏻
I could play with that all day!! Great restoration as usual
Excelente restauración, bastante sofisticado el juguete para la época. Saludos desde Argentina.
I can't believe this thing is as old as my grandpa
What a GREAT restoration!
I've got one of them toy truck's to, on display everyone always asks about it. Bought at antique shop for 15 Buck's.
This is the best toy restoration video I have ever seen. Loved the ending to. Lmao.
Great job. Hello from Brazil
This one actually looks kind of complicated. A lot of parts, missing parts, broken parts. Definitely a more challenging restoration than most. And with the age of the toy, you run the risk of not being able to get replacement parts for it.
I want it as a gift 😎🤟👏
Sos un grande lo arreglas queda perfecto👍👍👍
Good restoretion project ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥺
Ok let's get this straight !! You did a AWESOME Job in the motorized Canon ! You take down Hank Hill and Friends ! ( Bout time lol. ) And You get to hear a P-51 with a Merlin V-12 Fly overhead too ?????? WOW Life is AWESOME !!!! Keep up the Awesome Work !!
So cool there are a few of you guys that can identify the plane from the engine sound.
I love P-51"s" there Awesome Aircrafts I was fortunate to be around them and they have a distinct sound like no other airplane in the world. " Horsepower !!!
Exquisito trabajo no me canso de ver estos videos 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿
Well loved
Good job amigo thank for you time I wish I have one does and please stay safe and stay home 🏡 if you going out use you 😷 adiós from Delaware state see you next time adios 👋
Wow totally cool
that is one well made toy . and great restore job !
The 10 mm socket was sadly lost after the making of this video
Hell man, you shot an undercover Texas Ranger! 😎
I dig the King of the Hill figures!
An artist's paint pallet knife might come in handy with that putty for tight or small areas. You should find them cheap enough at your local arts and crafts store.
That would definitely work much better. Thanks for the advice. I am going to get one.
Poor Dalr and Boomhauer!!! LOL!
Amazing restoration well done 👍
“Dank it Becomes Bobby! You don’t fire restored military equipment in the neighborhood.”
That is great.
nice truck, electric an mechanical pieces in 1956
you just killed Texas Marshal Boomhauer! great job on the Self-propelled gun!
Sweet resto! Nicely done!
The artistc Job! 🙋
5-star classic⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐!!!!!
I could play with that myself great stuff
Beautiful job!
This missle launcher was used in the gumby episode "toying around"
I have to watch that now. I grew up Gumby and Pokey. Thanks for pointing that out Gumby!
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Nice one great restoration my friend very difficult!!!!! Job
Loved the added aircraft flypast sfx. I'm certain it's a merlin engine.. guessing it's a late war Spitfire, or P51 Mustang?
fantastic job done...
Nice job
One of your best to date!
So cool!!
I collect and repair my own toys but this one would have scared me off. Complicated. What kid in 1956 would have had a $12.95 toy. ($132 - in 2022). I'll bet this the only survivor.
I want one! 😃
Good
Thanks
Dude that's badass bro, great job
Excellent job. Congratulation 👍👍👍
That was pretty 😎
Cool. Well done
Poor rusty shackleford !! I guess he was right, the government was after him.
Dammit Bobby.