Diecast Restoration Purchases and Donations for June 24
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- Diecast Restoration Purchases and Donations for June 24 I have purchased a variety of Diecast this month and one job lot is in a very bad state of deteration and will be used to create some Diecast art work .
and a single person donation from my good pal nigel ford .
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That Resin truck at the end is a real nice clean print 😊 absolutely magic 🎩 ✨️ 👌 😍 cant wait to see you do this 1 ❤
Those crusty cars , I would make a tight small box and have a glass top to it , make a picture frame sort of. Because together they are old memories, they would look great like that , all beautiful castings ! WOW .
Good day sir 😊
Mike
Nice lots Martin ,you can save some of those rusty ones,will be nice to see them renew. The 3D printed truck is brilliant, cheers Laz
Watched in 3 parts 😊 time poor at the moment, some beauties there Martin, and some more Jags ❤ awesome stuff, gee lots got corrosion 😢hope you're doing well🙏, -3 here snow on the mountains 🌧🌧🥶🔥🔥🍻🍻🇦🇺🤝🇬🇧🦘🦘🏔🏔🌧🌧🥶🔥
Nice box lots this month Martin, the pitted ones that you got most of them no doubt you can work your magic on, really like the 3-D printed truck looks 👍 great, the BMW looks nice with a lot of great details,Martin you take care my friend.👋😎🚒🚚🚙🛻🚗
Hi mate I felt your pain with the getting in and out of the Jag. The MGA is the same if I have the top down I can sort of climb in and lift myself down into the seat, but if I have the top up I literally have to crawl on hands and knees to get in and out witch makes me look like a numpty, OK I know I look like a numpty anyway, I can hear ya 😂😂🤣🤣. I can't even sit in the seat bum first and swing my legs around to get in because my knees are too long.🤣🤣OMG those crusty cars, yes they would make a good scrap yard scene. But some might be able to be brought back to life with a bit of love and care. That was a great find and if anyone can save them you can. The Jag should turn out brilliant in yellow they are one of those cars that look like they are doing 100 MPH standing still. Stay safe mate and I'll catch you on the next one.👍🏻
Hi Martin, I just got back from America and watched this very enjoyable video. The Jaguar is fabulous but wow, the 3D printed Foden is amazing, what fantastic detail it has. I'd love to see you restore both your Corgi Ford tractors, the one with the digger on the rear and the other with the side digger. Looking forward to next week's video, all the best. Peter.
Great video Martin. I really liked the swimming pool on the Berliet chassis. you will have a lot of new work again, greetings from Poland
Hello there Martin very nice collection the DAF Tanker is very nice too as for the Foden wrecker truck I was going to get one of them too but I've lots the guy's name who makes and also do it in the same colour you said they are a very nice model. Looking forward to seeing you do that one 👍👌
Ralph
Hi Martin, the xj220 story made me laugh, the bmw motorcycle is very nice and that army recovery truck is awesome, I used to see those when I lived in south uist next to a army camp, they used to have rapier missile launchers too.
Nice haul there Martin and all those vehicles would be great for a junkyard diorama.
Look forward to the Jaguar collaboration!!! I can picture a little junkyard diorama with the small crusty ones.
Really interesting collection of goodness and madness. Some of that relic history is quite cool. Best of luck with it all. Cheers JV
Thanks JV ,we will definitely have fun one way or another. All the best Martin
Excellent! Really enjoyed that one. You hit my soft spot with the Boris Becker (Foden Wrecker). I have made a 1/76 scale version on my channel. Can't wait to see what you do with it. Love the crusty collection. I'm with you when it come to a lost cause. Take care buddy thank you for a great video.
Hello Martin great video thanks very much hope you and your family are keeping well regards Glyn
I wouldn't mind seeing you fix up those trains. The larger locomotive is missing its tender, but the rest would make a jolly decent set.
Great story on the Jaquar, I had to drive my sons Camaro years ago, found myself crawling out of it, lol
Nice finds, 3D print is really cool, Cheers mate
Thanks, Tom. glad I wasn't the only one who struggled with these types of cars , 3d printing is amazing especially with the level of detailing
All the best Martin 👍
What a fantastic purchase you could use renaissance wax to preserve some of of those but there are a lot there that would make an exciting restoration...🤩
Great video Martin, the blue xj220 was made by maisto quite a few of them were promotional true shell petrol coupons going back in 1992 . I have the same model. It should be screwed to a plastic display stand 😊
Very intrigued by those old Matchbox restorations. I'd like to see those restored because I know you can make those old diecasts look like new!
Thanks very much, loston .Hopefully, some will come out looking good .
All the best Martin
The XJ220 was a remarkable thing - I did drive one once, but it was a long time ago, and I was younger and thinner! It had the same V6 as the 6R$ Metro - only the pilot cars, I think, actually got the 12. Your collaboration sounds great fun! The Dolphinarium is too much of a toy for my taste - Code3 for me, for sure! I doubt that Budgie and trailer belong together - the trailer does not fit the curve in the truck roof... could be wrong, of course.
Tractor's nice. I think the wheel and tyre issue on the Tonkas is a chemical reaction between the plastics. The Scammell Scarab should clean up well enough, as should the HMW, Triumph and the big Steam Roller. I'd float the Aston, as it is, in a clear resin block! You'll need to go for a lie down after that video! Great stuff!
There's a series of Limited Edition prints of some of my diecasts, if you are looking at artworks: have a look at Frasermartinart on Charterhall Publications!
Thanks Fraser, yep lots of options to consider amongst all those neglected toys.
Great haul, guv'nor........looking forward to the blue 'bucket' and to see if you can clean some of the prehistoric ones up. A Fire/Police/Ambulance combo would be interesting.... 👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻
Thanks very much, yes I like the bucket myself should be a good project, same as the fire,police and ambulance. All the best Martin
Thanks for the shout out. Looking forward to doing the XJ220 decals
The problem with the wheels in the tonka is 2 types of plastic reacting against each other, its quite common with old britans tractors, even some of my mint in box models have suffered, there is no glue in them
Nice XJ220,Martin.I suggest you look at some photos of the one you're trying to do, a lot of difference's between the two.
Cheers Terry yes that's the plan ,especially with the bigger spoiler on the rear .should be fun.
All the best Martin
nice little big Jaguar there, sounds like a sound project. :)
I know those cars that never want to let you get out again... though often times I can't get in to begin with. XD like Jaguar E, BMW Z1, even a Morgan +8 denied me passage into the drivers' seat. :)
9:00 nice, your hunt for parts was successful. :) I'm looking forward too, I'm curious how it works. :)
10:30 I have a similar bagger here, mounted onto a Faun/Mercedes chassis with the same upwards shovel, but without the possibility to park the shovel there, it hits the cabin... seems like GAMA tended to intermix models without giving a damn about more than play value. XD btw, mine has a hydrosleeve and pulley, connected to a pair of pressed-out lashes from the hole right below the shovel arm's bearing. I can try and send you some photos, provided my old trusty cam let's me shoot something usable. :)
18:45 a nice Tekno Denmark truck. at some point they skipped competing with Corgi and Matchbox &co and concentrated on trucks in this collectors' scale. I never had one myself, they just don't fit my collections. :)
38:40 looks like these models spend a whole lot of time in a partially flooded cellar, maybe even inside a box so the moisture couldn't evaporate. some look salvageable, others might break apart if yu tried... fascinating.
the tab could belong to a miniature steam engine. the armoured cars could make a nice "after the war"-diorama. but your musings about displaying the aston martin racer, somethign else came to my mind:
you could set up a piece of raceway for it, but the concrete or asphalt severely broken and grown over with weeds and stuff, maybe place two brittled-off tyres beside the hind wheels as if they just crumbled off. like, frozen in time, and then forgotten.
I caught some lone-star train pieces at a used toys store downtown Stuttgart (they had their 30th anniversary recently, I had no idea they been around for so long). owner said they were the remains of his actual collection, so I got tracks, gauges, and some wagons. I might put them on ebay... we'll see.
I caught some models on ebay that are very encrusted with a hard kind of fine soil. I suspect they might have been salvaged off a wrecked home at the Ahr valley flooded area from two years ago. one of these days I'll gonna make them shine as they deserve.
Those old crusty diecasts are really interesting. I like your idea of diecast art, I think that would be nice to see, something different. That Foden truck is really nice too. 👍
Cheers Bob, yep I got a ready-made scrap yard in a box .🤣🤣 definitely diecast artwork. This time next year, we will be millionaires
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years ago on tv a young couple ere going through grandads old dinky collection store in suit cases in the loft the whole lot was like those youve shown us shame really cheers.
Thanks Gordon, it's surprising what damage can happen to these things by just letting them sit somewhere neglected. But w can bring them .
All the best Martin
The truck was amazing 😊😊😊😊
Thanks mick ,yes it's something else that truck
Cool stuff there Martin..That box of old rotting stuff would make a good scrapyard..
Thanks Brian, it's all good fun my friend
Martin what a scrap yard diorama you could have😊
Yes I need to make a plan for a scrap yard at some point. All the best Martin
Martin that Eddie stobart wagon the sliding door at the rear you could cut it down paint it yellow and use it for the airport fire truck 😊
This is very true Anthony, good idea my friend
Great selection there Martin. Love the 3d painted truck. Looking for to getting my hands on the jag mate see you Friday night in the tavern 🍺 👍
Cheers luke ,appreciate it my friend
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Interesting mate. You could try making one of those rusty cars into a gear stick knob, cheers Graham
Thanks for that interesting idea 💡, worth thinking about .
All the best Martin 👍
Nice collection there would like to see the traction engines done
OK Dean, I will write that down
Martin very cool stuff brother ❤😊
Thanks very much Shawn 😀 👍
Build a Junk Yard too...
21:24 Looks like that box was used as a Cat's Litter Box, or the Rodents found it and made it their home. 23:08 I don't think that MMM (Marty's Matchbox Makeover) has that particular casting in his collection. 26:54 Sure....Encapsulate the Corrosion so it can expedite the process of breaking down the metals. Would serve it better to try your best to remove all of that corrosion and give it a fresh paint job. It'll last longer.
Cheers Garry, thanks for the advice my friend, all idea's are welcome.
All the best Martin
Baseless orange estate car could be an Austin A95 Westminster Estate.
Thanks johnpoile, sounds about right
Thanks very much my friend
Hi Lee again how come you didn't send me your information so I can post you the corgi ford d series truck with lowloader
Sorry Lee, I didn't know if you still had it from the last time ,if you could email me I can send my address, my email is in the about section on my channel page ,I have been advised not to put my address in public chats .
Thanks very much my friend its really appreciated
Blimey Martin , you've got some ROTTEN stuff there . I like the crane at the start though , love to see that finished and my friend just got his BMW R75 MOT'd yesterday !.
Thanks Glyn, a bit of a mixed bag this month, the crane is a nice peice and it looks complete 👌