I thoroughly enjoyed watching this restoration video. You do top quality work, Bob. I remember well the Man From U.N.C.L.E. TV show and all the toys that were marketed for it. Corgi always did such a wonderful job producing cars from such shows and you've done this one honour.
you exude great patience with the projects a vital element in any hobby. Speed,Impatience and inattention to detail kill a hobby. lots of little thing done well add up to perfection or close. Thanks Bob🙂
Wow Bob, that is perfect! You do top quality work! Matched the pain perfectly, and it looks to be a mint original version, really, really great job! I was also looking for an UNCLE car for ages, and this was at least twenty years ago when Corgi was really dear. It took a LOT of patience but I got one cheap because it was scratched and nicked, for $17 Canadian, which was a third of what it should have went for even in that condition. The E-Pay seller used a flash on the pics instead of a separate light, and so all those "scratches and nicks" were dust that the flash picked up and made look like damage, and so I got a mint example!! Great job Bob! Jack - Canada
Thanks for the input Jack, glad you enjoyed the vid’ however did you not spot the 2 deliberate mistakes? Lol 😂 I forgot to do the scene showing the drilling out of the rivet posts and also when replacing the periscope I put it in facing the wrong way! 🙄 I did correct it before finishing shots though. Thanks again 👍
@@BobWilliscorgi I figured most have seen post drilling, but I missed the periscope! Hey for every ten brilliant things you did, to only miss two is rather great percentage wise Bob! ") Love your channel chapie! Jack - Canada
Great restoration Bob loved watching the video, had one of these when they first came out. Going up in mum & dads loft to find my old cars & have a go at restoration, keep the great videos coming.
Excellent vid I have the same car to restore I need to source two lamps and a periscope and the decal should be fun I've done a few dinkys which are pretty easy this could be more challenging
Top Job Bob you sound like a fellow somerset boy. Really enjoy your vids which inspire me to get my act together to restore all the diecast I have collected of all types and sizes. Cheers and many happy ziders!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Im just waiting for two Matchbox K6 Benz Binz Ambulances to restore,just thought you might consider doing this type. If you are going to source a Benz Ambulance be sure to search for the K6 as its the earliest version featuring opening doors and active steering. Subsequent issues of the model deleted the opening front doors and active steering rack. Dannys diecast disasters did a resto one of these its nice.
Done 3 of these & for the life of me& only got the 1st one to work properly. I get all the bits back together & cant get them to rock from side to side when i press the periscope. Its like the trailing link to Illya isn't picking up. See what I was doing wrong now. Great finish Bob. Love that colour. Did one of mine in plastikote cream
Another good thing I use when it comes out the caustic soda is run it under the tap and scrub with a stainless steel pan scourer comes up really well 👍😉
Great ‘solo’ work bob ,I loved man from uncle there enemy was thrush ,very irritating ,😂,corgi toys around this time were great proper tyres and very detailed almost models I had this car and loads of corgi being first born boy ,I had a tea chest full ,at school one day my mum and nan tipped the lot down the Shute I was 14 thinking I was to old for toys I wasn’t happy ,maybe that’s why when I became a dad I started collecting and trying to get hold of what I had ,hehe my grandad did say to nan WTF you do that for 😂😂😂😂
Hi Bob I've just found your channel and subscribed you do great work and I've just started to make videos of my restorations, if I find any corgis at hemswell car boot sale tomorrow I'll post it to you.! Thanks for the videos. All the best Shane
Excellent video Bob, well done. The finished car is quite superb, and better than new. You are a braver man than me adding boiling water to caustic soda. To be pedantic caustic soda is an alkali not an acid, and is the neutraliser of an acid. It is very very caustic (corrosive) and can cause quite severe chemical burns to the skin, although it much more effective than modern paint strippers which are frankly feeble. I will need to try the caustic soda! Anyway I really enjoyed your video and I learned a lot from it. Keep up the good work.
Hi Thomas, yes it’s good stuff but like I said in the video be very careful with it and don’t inhale any of the fumes that it gives off as they are dangerous too!
And never add the water to the caustic soda ALWAYS the other way around otherwise is can spit and spray everywhere, very volatile that way round , much better than paint stripper tho 👍
Thanks for sharing that Bob, I enjoyed it. I’m in my 50’s, mainly bed-bound due to long term illness. Restoring old die cast and tin toys and trains is keeping me going. I like your video because it’s nice and steady; like you, I like to work carefully and methodically. There no room for mess when I’m working on a tray in bed. I wanted to ask; do you use an etch primer to make sure that the final colour sticks on well? Also, what type of paint or paint pen did you use for the bumpers and grill? It looks great, not too shiny, not too dull, just like the original. Keep up the good work, it’s very much appreciated. All the best TonyT 🚙 💨 😊
Tony Tiger Hi mate thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoy the videos. I don’t always use any primer, sometimes I’ll just spray the paint straight onto the bare metal! It depends on the condition of the actual body shell of the model. The reason being I’ve noticed when stripping the models that it’s very rare I’ve seen any undercoat coming off, its usually just the top colour but if I do use any primer it’s just ordinary car grey or white primer. As for the bumpers I’ve started using the Molotow Chrome pens but they are quite expensive at £7.50 or thereabouts a pop. I hope I have been helpful to you, all the best Bob 👍
Bob Willis Thanks Bob. That helps a lot. I didn’t realise until recently and what you have confirmed, that the dark discolouration on the models, on the metal, is a primer. I realise now why the new spray paint started to come off of a metallic blue Corgi driving school VW I did for my stepdaughter last Christmas. I sanded it, way too much. Made it shiny bare metal. Doh 😬! I’m going to use the soda paint removal method now. I’ll get one of those markers. Money well spent for a good result like that. I’m British, but stuck down under, in Australia. All the best to you and the home country from far away. 👍😊
I've been annoying my wife watching these videos back to back saying "and I had that car as a child" an then telling her some detail about... Its like a trip down memory lane....
I've got one waiting in my to do box....I've been wondering about matching the paint so thanks for that. Any plans to make over any Dinky Gerry Anderson models..especially Captain Scarlet? Always loved those as a kid.
Hi Derrick, I have already done one or two of those being the UFO Interceptor, FAB1 and Captain Scarlet but it’s getting hold of the models to start with that sometimes is a difficulty 🙂
@@BobWilliscorgi. Hi Bob...if you ever do the Spectrum Patrol Car please post a vid....I'd love to see it. I've seen a few made over examples and not been overly impressed but I love how your restorations turn out...cracking results (no pressure there then 😃). All the best for whatever model you turn your hand to.
Hello. Are those front lights that you have cleaned with “Dremell” made of metallic material? Is it possible that I also saw the original plastic ones?
Denis Sined Hi mate have you actually listened to the video? if you listen at 17:20 you’ll hear me explain what to do, It depends how bad it is whether you need putty or not but if you listen to the video I didn’t. 👍 All I needed to do was a bit of filing.
@@BobWilliscorgiI watched the video several times from start to finish. I don't speak English, so I don't understand much (for writing I use translate). I apologize for the questions if it's hard to help. Greetings.
@@Something160 oh right, sorry mate I didn't realize, well like I said it depends on how bad the the damage is really, if it's not too bad then you can get it done with a bit of filing but if it's too bad you'll need to use some filler and then rub down with some wet and dry paper 👍🙂
Sir Squallywally Hi, well I just dispose of it down my sink as that is what it is meant to be used for really, it clears all the muck from your pipes! 👍
@@BobWilliscorgi I was going to ask the same question. Now you have mentioned drains I seem to remember my parents using it in the 1950's before we bought that fancy stuff from the Supermarkets. lol
I’ve actually got an Uncle car here now waiting for 2 spotlights 🙄 try this eBay link buddy 👍 www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Corgi-302-317-497-Thrushbuster-Mini-Hillman-Pair-of-Spotlights-Reproduction-/161714495244?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0
Great restoration Bob! By the way where do you get all your Corgi parts? I have a ton of Corgi cars but I can't find a place to get Reliable Parts from. So if you could let me know an address of such a place I would be very grateful. Keep doing a great job.
hi bob just had at your video and at the end you was looking for a green hornet black beauty 268 car i just come across one on ebay his name is dannymax 90 2.20 at moment 3 bids thought might help barry
Thanks Barry , just looked but he isn’t showing much is he? Can’t see if the front is complete or not so would be taking a chance, might message him for another picture. Thanks again though 👍
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Bob: Your drill is fantastic tool with its slow start. Share how to buy one of those with us. Loved this series as a child. The camera angles were perfect and we could see the efforts.
72Yonatan hi, yes I’m pleased with that drill, well worth the money, it’s a Stanley Fatmax 18v cordless and comes in a nice case with 2 batteries and charger. You can get one at Argos on eBay here’s the item no: 362599450004
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this restoration video. You do top quality work, Bob.
I remember well the Man From U.N.C.L.E. TV show and all the toys that were marketed for it. Corgi always did such a wonderful job producing cars from such shows and you've done this one honour.
RPM thanks I’m glad you liked it , I try my best 👍
you exude great patience with the projects a vital element in any hobby.
Speed,Impatience and inattention to detail kill a hobby.
lots of little thing done well add up to perfection or close.
Thanks Bob🙂
I had one of these when I was 5, I dare say I was responsible for getting it into a restoration situation!!❤
Beautiful restoration Bob,glad to see you back.
Another lovely resto job of a classic Corgi model.
Such a great restoration. I not only enjoyed it, I learned a lot!
Old post but very valuable, thx.
Wow Bob, that is perfect! You do top quality work!
Matched the pain perfectly, and it looks to be a mint original version, really, really great job!
I was also looking for an UNCLE car for ages, and this was at least twenty years ago when Corgi was really dear. It took a LOT of patience but I got one cheap because it was scratched and nicked, for $17 Canadian, which was a third of what it should have went for even in that condition.
The E-Pay seller used a flash on the pics instead of a separate light, and so all those "scratches and nicks" were dust that the flash picked up and made look like damage, and so I got a mint example!!
Great job Bob!
Jack - Canada
Thanks for the input Jack, glad you enjoyed the vid’ however did you not spot the 2 deliberate mistakes? Lol 😂
I forgot to do the scene showing the drilling out of the rivet posts and also when replacing the periscope I put it in facing the wrong way! 🙄
I did correct it before finishing shots though. Thanks again 👍
@@BobWilliscorgi
I figured most have seen post drilling, but I missed the periscope!
Hey for every ten brilliant things you did, to only miss two is rather great percentage wise Bob! ")
Love your channel chapie!
Jack - Canada
Good to see you back, and thanks for the video!
Great restoration Bob loved watching the video, had one of these when they first came out.
Going up in mum & dads loft to find my old cars & have a go at restoration, keep the great videos coming.
Caferacer great mate, good luck I hope you find plenty to restore 👍
First time I've watched your channel. Amazing restoration. Great work. Thank you.
Sean harding thank you, you’re welcome, glad you enjoy it 👍
Excellent vid I have the same car to restore I need to source two lamps and a periscope and the decal should be fun I've done a few dinkys which are pretty easy this could be more challenging
Top Job Bob you sound like a fellow somerset boy. Really enjoy your vids which inspire me to get my act together to restore all the diecast I have collected of all types and sizes. Cheers and many happy ziders!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi 👋 Tis Best in Diecast , Thanks happy to oblige! I’m a Devonshire lad actually and I do like my zider 😄
That's alright mate i'm not prejudiced great to meet you and keep up the top quality work, much better than a lot of folk on here.
Thanks once again Bob I was trying to put one of these back together and could not get it right , now I should be ok .
shane holmyard glad to have been of help mate 👍😉
love the restoration!
Great restoration Bob
Enjoyed your video Bob !
Good job well done. Make it look so simple and do I detect a dry sense of humour hidden in there as well lol
Im just waiting for two Matchbox K6 Benz Binz Ambulances to restore,just thought you might consider doing this type.
If you are going to source a Benz Ambulance be sure to search for the K6 as its the earliest version featuring opening doors and active steering.
Subsequent issues of the model deleted the opening front doors and active steering rack.
Dannys diecast disasters did a resto one of these its nice.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this Beautiful restoration what an excellent video keep up the quality work (Cheers) 👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Done 3 of these & for the life of me& only got the 1st one to work properly. I get all the bits back together & cant get them to rock from side to side when i press the periscope. Its like the trailing link to Illya isn't picking up. See what I was doing wrong now. Great finish Bob. Love that colour. Did one of mine in plastikote cream
You’re a master; I need you to visit and spend a year here
I enjoyed that. I'll have to watch your other videos too. Nice work.
Nice restoration Bob, very pretty model
Really nice. I like your detailing. Thanks for posting.
Had one of these when I was 8 or 9, very cool.
Another good thing I use when it comes out the caustic soda is run it under the tap and scrub with a stainless steel pan scourer comes up really well 👍😉
Great ‘solo’ work bob ,I loved man from uncle there enemy was thrush ,very irritating ,😂,corgi toys around this time were great proper tyres and very detailed almost models I had this car and loads of corgi being first born boy ,I had a tea chest full ,at school one day my mum and nan tipped the lot down the Shute I was 14 thinking I was to old for toys I wasn’t happy ,maybe that’s why when I became a dad I started collecting and trying to get hold of what I had ,hehe my grandad did say to nan WTF you do that for 😂😂😂😂
What a waste
Thank you for tbe wonderful videos very entertaining and inspirational !
Hi Bob I've just found your channel and subscribed you do great work and I've just started to make videos of my restorations, if I find any corgis at hemswell car boot sale tomorrow I'll post it to you.! Thanks for the videos.
All the best Shane
Excellent video Bob, well done. The finished car is quite superb, and better than new. You are a braver man than me adding boiling water to caustic soda. To be pedantic caustic soda is an alkali not an acid, and is the neutraliser of an acid. It is very very caustic (corrosive) and can cause quite severe chemical burns to the skin, although it much more effective than modern paint strippers which are frankly feeble. I will need to try the caustic soda!
Anyway I really enjoyed your video and I learned a lot from it. Keep up the good work.
Hi Thomas, yes it’s good stuff but like I said in the video be very careful with it and don’t inhale any of the fumes that it gives off as they are dangerous too!
And never add the water to the caustic soda ALWAYS the other way around otherwise is can spit and spray everywhere, very volatile that way round , much better than paint stripper tho 👍
Great job !!! Thanks for the video.
You could use rubbing compound and then floor shine on the wind screen! Maybe a bit of light sanding and it would come out looking as good as new!
Eric McGinnis Hi mate yeah, that’s what I do now as you’ll see in some of my other videos 👍
Hi Bob - Another excellent video -
Hopefully you can do some more Dinky or Corgi Restorations in the near future
Very informative well done.
Just tried the caustic soda tip for stripping the cars, wow brilliant
Good ain’t it ! 😉👍
@@BobWilliscorgi yeah put about 8 cars together took every bit of paint off. No more scrubbing paint stripper with a tooth brush now.
Yeah good stuff but don’t get it on your skin and watch your eyes mate 😎
@@BobWilliscorgi Bob don’t suppose you have a RAL reference number for the corgi chipperfieds red
Cheers
??? What’s that 🤔 is that a colour code or something? I just use the nearest I can find bud. 🙂
Looks great!
top job what a brilliant video, many thanks
Great video. What glue are you using before placing the rivets back?
Thanks for sharing that Bob, I enjoyed it. I’m in my 50’s, mainly bed-bound due to long term illness. Restoring old die cast and tin toys and trains is keeping me going. I like your video because it’s nice and steady; like you, I like to work carefully and methodically. There no room for mess when I’m working on a tray in bed.
I wanted to ask; do you use an etch primer to make sure that the final colour sticks on well? Also, what type of paint or paint pen did you use for the bumpers and grill? It looks great, not too shiny, not too dull, just like the original. Keep up the good work, it’s very much appreciated. All the best TonyT 🚙 💨 😊
Tony Tiger Hi mate thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoy the videos.
I don’t always use any primer, sometimes I’ll just spray the paint straight onto the bare metal! It depends on the condition of the actual body shell of the model. The reason being I’ve noticed when stripping the models that it’s very rare I’ve seen any undercoat coming off, its usually just the top colour but if I do use any primer it’s just ordinary car grey or white primer.
As for the bumpers I’ve started using the Molotow Chrome pens but they are quite expensive at £7.50 or thereabouts a pop.
I hope I have been helpful to you, all the best Bob 👍
Bob Willis Thanks Bob. That helps a lot. I didn’t realise until recently and what you have confirmed, that the dark discolouration on the models, on the metal, is a primer. I realise now why the new spray paint started to come off of a metallic blue Corgi driving school VW I did for my stepdaughter last Christmas.
I sanded it, way too much. Made it shiny bare metal. Doh 😬! I’m going to use the soda paint removal method now. I’ll get one of those markers. Money well spent for a good result like that. I’m British, but stuck down under, in Australia. All the best to you and the home country from far away. 👍😊
" TOP JOB " Mate
The paint colour looks spot on with the original - what paint do you use?
Hycote Car spray paint, Seat Imperial Blue mate 😉👍
I do like my Parkside "dremel" its just so damned good showing cheap can be quality :)
Ian Watson yeah! I think these Parkside tools are fab for what you pay, I haven’t had any issues with mine yet 👍😀
Another great restoration!
Any chance of doing D. Campbell's Bluebird?
Richard Preston if I come across one of course 👍
I've been annoying my wife watching these videos back to back saying "and I had that car as a child" an then telling her some detail about... Its like a trip down memory lane....
Cool
I've got one waiting in my to do box....I've been wondering about matching the paint so thanks for that. Any plans to make over any Dinky Gerry Anderson models..especially Captain Scarlet? Always loved those as a kid.
Hi Derrick, I have already done one or two of those being the UFO Interceptor, FAB1 and Captain Scarlet but it’s getting hold of the models to start with that sometimes is a difficulty 🙂
@@BobWilliscorgi. Hi Bob...if you ever do the Spectrum Patrol Car please post a vid....I'd love to see it. I've seen a few made over examples and not been overly impressed but I love how your restorations turn out...cracking results (no pressure there then 😃). All the best for whatever model you turn your hand to.
Hi Bob am doing this one myself at the mo , just wondered if you have done a box for it if so will it fit on A4 card cheers 👍
Ian H hi mate yes it will print to A4 size 👍
Bob Willis excellent thanks mate 👍
Hello. Are those front lights that you have cleaned with “Dremell” made of metallic material? Is it possible that I also saw the original plastic ones?
Denis Sined sorry bud I can’t remember now if they were the metal ones or plastic?
@@BobWilliscorgiOkay, no problem. Did you repair the front and back body damage with a hand grinder or did you also use a putty?
Denis Sined Hi mate have you actually listened to the video? if you listen at 17:20 you’ll hear me explain what to do, It depends how bad it is whether you need putty or not but if you listen to the video I didn’t. 👍 All I needed to do was a bit of filing.
@@BobWilliscorgiI watched the video several times from start to finish. I don't speak English, so I don't understand much (for writing I use translate). I apologize for the questions if it's hard to help. Greetings.
@@Something160 oh right, sorry mate I didn't realize, well like I said it depends on how bad the the damage is really, if it's not too bad then you can get it done with a bit of filing but if it's too bad you'll need to use some filler and then rub down with some wet and dry paper 👍🙂
how do you dispose of the caustic soda solution after stripping the paint.
Sir Squallywally Hi, well I just dispose of it down my sink as that is what it is meant to be used for really, it clears all the muck from your pipes! 👍
@@BobWilliscorgi I was going to ask the same question. Now you have mentioned drains I seem to remember my parents using it in the 1950's before we bought that fancy stuff from the Supermarkets. lol
Do you have a spare Spotlight for me? I am in the USA and only need one! Thank you!
I’ve actually got an Uncle car here now waiting for 2 spotlights 🙄 try this eBay link buddy 👍
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Corgi-302-317-497-Thrushbuster-Mini-Hillman-Pair-of-Spotlights-Reproduction-/161714495244?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0
@@BobWilliscorgi thank you very much!
Great restoration Bob! By the way where do you get all your Corgi parts? I have a ton of Corgi cars but I can't find a place to get Reliable Parts from. So if you could let me know an address of such a place I would be very grateful. Keep doing a great job.
Opa's Workshop hi mate link in description 👍
@@BobWilliscorgi hey my friend if you get a chance check out my channel And subscribe I would greatly appreciate it.
hi bob just had at your video and at the end you was looking for a green hornet black beauty 268 car i just come across one on ebay his name is dannymax 90 2.20 at moment 3 bids thought might help barry
Thanks Barry , just looked but he isn’t showing much is he? Can’t see if the front is complete or not so would be taking a chance,
might message him for another picture. Thanks again though 👍
Which rivets do you use
m van saet Hi they’re available from the link in the description, I get the medium size
www.model-supplies.co.uk this link
m van saet 👍👍👍
Hi Bob do you have a man from uncle sticky for me Bob mate
Steven Houlden hi mate they’re available from eBay at £1.10 each, the item number is: 372249759491 👍
You do top quality work, Bob. But for god sake stop unnecessary talking.
❤👌✔
Really like your uploads have you restored a kojak car
Hi Maxine, thanks...no I haven’t yet as I mainly stick to the pre-1970’s models, I like to do the old 60’s stuff 🙂
@@BobWilliscorgi thanks I have found your videos very helpful
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Bob:
Your drill is fantastic tool with its slow start. Share how to buy one of those with us. Loved this series as a child. The camera angles were perfect and we could see the efforts.
72Yonatan hi, yes I’m pleased with that drill, well worth the money, it’s a Stanley Fatmax 18v cordless and comes in a nice case with 2 batteries and charger. You can get one at Argos on eBay here’s the item no: 362599450004