Same, I'm 63, I had a space toy named, Billy Blast Off. This kind of reminds me of it. I had many toys as a child, I can't remember them since it's been a long time ago, lol.
@@DavidPlass I know. He probably just took at least two full days to make sure they were all done. And lined up right. He has such steady hands MAN. I love his personal enjoyment of his craft.
Yes, that was insane! For the first half of the video I wondered how he was going to restore the paint job and then it blew my mind once I saw his process.
I am sorry to hear that. Actually my father is terrible too so I understand how you feel. Sadly parents can't be chosen. But your future still belongs to you. You can create your good family. Once you are independent you are free. For now you have to well prepare for that moment. Awful parents might ruined your past, don't let them ruin your future.
I’m curious if the spinning astronaut is original… The figure itself seems to be made out of plastic and seems modern, but the mechanism for spinning him looks like it was already there, so I’m guessing the original piece was missing and couldn’t be sourced? Or perhaps the mechanism was meant for something else that was missing?
This brought a tear to my eye. My younger brother, who passed away six months ago, had metal toys like this. I'm fairly certain my nephew still has two of them. Great work!
@@OldThingsNeverDie- I might have already asked you this before... Do you have any fail videos? If so I think it would be interesting to see that kind of process
I restore tin toys for over 3 decades now. blown away by your skills,when this type of litho oxydizes,the toy is done in my opinion. You look at it with a different almost artistic eye,i really learned something here,thanks
@@DemolitionManDemolishes Yeah, the second he turned it on I pictured a child playing with this toy in a living room and his parents getting crazy because of it lmao
Both the original toy and the attention to detail that went into its restoration are nothing short of incredible. This toy was nearly 20 years before my time but it reminded me of similar toys that existed in the early 80s... I miss when toys were built with such amazing ingenuity.
@@andysmith1996 2:41 there is a "horizontal" wheel that is kept off the surface by the "bumps" (removed at 2:21). When those "bumps" are not touching a surface, the "horizontal" wheel touches the surface rotating the toy. :)
I've got to say, I have watched a fair amount of great restoration videos, but this one blew me away. Your attention to detail, not only on the mechanical workings of this toy, but the paint job and recreation of the decals, was absolutely amazing. Stellar work!
I have seen restoration before. NEVER have a seen such meticulous work! I found myself saying out loud " NO WAY!!" Remarkable craftsmanship. Exacting detail with perfect results. Well Done!!!
I'm 55 and an early Gen Xer. My big brother is 61 and one of the late boomers so I grew up playing with his toy cars and other vehicles made like this when he stopped playing with them. It brings me happiness to see a toy restored to its former glory.
I dont give out complements very often because people cant even reply and say a simple thank you. Nobody has manners anymore. I do Marine repair and restore Muscle cars. The restoration process is off the charts from one tradesman to another suburb bravo mate bravo job well done! It was jaw dropping love these old battery operated toys.
I had one of these as a child. Amazing little toys. I still have the western locomotive engine I was given 60 years ago. It could use gentle restoration.
The fact that you used a stencil and an airbrush to reproduce the the ON / OFF for the switch is pretty much the ultimate statement on the level of care you put into these projects. The taping and spraying and hand detailing you did on the body is beyond impressive. As someone who had a career in printing and graphic design (both before and after the computerization of both fields), I’ve used a number of these tools myself, both at work and projects at home and on automobiles. Being self taught, I’m inspired by your knowledge and craftsmanship. Thanks so much for sharing this fantastic labor of love with us. Kudos, my friend.
FINALLY! A channel that features skill, craftsmanship and the basic premise that shows you "the right tools for the right job"! I really LOVE that you powder coat the majority of this project. As a person that knows full well how fragile spray paint can be before it's had 30 days to fully cure, it's great seeing someone make that extra effort to put a durable finish on his work. Not saying spray paint is junk, but for things that are going to be knocked about, you cannot beat powder coating. Your use of spay paint on the finer details is PERFECTO! Chef's kiss! Your handwork with the "rivets"...I'm gob-smacked at how well you applied that marker finish. Awesome job!
I had one like this as a child! And it was my favorite toy. As a fact, it took 40 years to find one on eBay! And it is almost mint condition. It is on a shelf in my ah den, and it still brings a smile remembering the hours I played with the original one. That is really nice work on this.
Whenever I'm having a sh***y day I just come to this channel. Watching people fixing stuff in incredibly comforting when some situations in your life can't be fixed. Keep up the great work!
As other commenters I had this very same toy as a child 60 years ago. Absolutely brilliant to see the work and expertise of another stunning restoration.All the way through I was thinking “Hope the space walking astronaut is remembered “ Sure enough you nailed it. Awesome.
Gorgeous restoration! I had forgotten how thorough you were and was half afraid you'd just scrub up the body shell and be done. When you sand blasted it I was like "YAAAAASSS!!" 😂
It is clear you are a master painter. The precision location of the white dots which were most likely hand painted at the factory by Japanese craftsman using a brush and your reproduction using a pen was amazing. I too am 62 and remember these "cheap" toys in the store still being out of reach for my family. I love them now more than ever. When in Japan, I saw many on shelves as displays of the kinds of toys that excited the Japanese as well. As interesting is the boxes they came in. The original Japanese market boxes are as cool as you might imagine.
Hand of a brain surgeon by day, restoration aficionado by night! Holy cow! Those dots couldn't be any straighter with a computer! Thank you for sharing all your incredible and totally amazing restorations!
Beutiful restoration of a truly unique toy from a lost era. Thank you for make it an original restore instead of taking shortcuts. You, Sir, are one of the very few who can call themselfs "Toymaker" as a profession.
This was spectacular restoration work! I had a toy vaguely similar to this in the late 60's, "Billy Blastoff" I think it was called. A white plastic Space Craft, a moon crawler, I think a Saucer, and a bunch of ancillary parts, all powered by batteries you put in the astronaut's backpack/oxygen case on his spacesuit. Haven't thought about that in decades!😊
I build plastic models so I understand the tape masking part is really a chore. It takes time so much that I can't really do now. That paintwork is marvelous. Great video by the way.
Wow! That has got to be the most meticulous and amazing restoration. I’ve ever seen! How I wish toys could still be made as high-quality and as fun as this nowadays.👍
Almost as beautiful as the restoration and the ingenuity of how the toy works, must be your workshop. So many tools, so many ingredients, all seemingly perfect for the job at hand. Wonderful!
It looks awesome... but, I couldn't help notice that the colored light covers were arranged green, yellow, red originally and green, red, yellow at the end. That's just my OCD kicking in! Nice job! I can believe it took a month to complete. That was a lot of detailed work.
That's what I thought to, until I went back to the original start of the video. Before part at 0:02 clearly does show Green, Red, Yellow order of lights.
This game reminds me of my beautiful childhood and the most beautiful era that passed in my life....I experienced beautiful memories while watching this video. Thank you
I used to paint vehicles, dabbled in pinstriping for a few years, and I've built probably 100 model kits. Now, I said all that to say this. BRAVO 👏 👏 👏
That little figure seemed happy that it was no longer trapped in a broken craft and now can finish their mission patrolling the stars. I salute you 😁 👩🚀
Hi I'm 67 and I vaguely Remember having one of these...I especially remember the Lights on the side moving back and forth mechanically...Your skill Rivals that of the original creators perhaps even surpassing them...Great Job
I honestly kind of love how this was put together, it looks like it would be very easy to manufacture quickly but that also means it's very easy to take apart for a situation like this.
When I covered the car cover with a blaster, I was worried about what would happen to the paint and design of the front, but I was impressed by the use of thin tape and posca to bring the design back to life. You've done a good job! bravo
The disassembly shows the complex nature of these toys in the design and manufacture so many parts for what was in its day not overly expensive item. It's not surprising the Japanese ended up leading the world in manufacturing. well done on a complex restoration.
This guy has game! Was expecting to see some overlay decals. Instead he went through the painstaking process of recreating the toy to its highest level of restoration. Few have the patience or expertise to complete such a project. I cannot imagine the hours required to accomplish this superb effort. It made me a believer.
Great video. I subscribed because you were honest. You didn't coat your restoration project in powdered orange chalk to make it look rusty before you started and I salute you for that.
Not exactly sure what the psychology of the effect a video of an astounding repair job on a beautiful vintage toy is, but personally, I got choked up. Maybe my age? I'm an artist? A job well done? Or the excellent work of a craftsman? At any rate, I've stopped analyzing and only enjoy. Thank you! ❤
The amount of effort that went into this restoration is just amazing, even small details that nobody will ever see, like the gears and battery compartment.
I'm 63 and I had one of these, and it brought a tear to my eye seeing this.
Thanks for the memories.
Right, I know, I'm 63 as well.
Будьте здоровы сэр
tenho 59 anos e estavo para escrever a mesma coisa , que coincidência !!!
I have too. in 1969 from Istanbul.
whit fire Ston,Liht.
You made a 62 year old man smile seeing this, I don’t recall having seen this, but most certainly had toys of this ilk…thank you, well done.
Same, I'm 63, I had a space toy named, Billy Blast Off. This kind of reminds me of it. I had many toys as a child, I can't remember them since it's been a long time ago, lol.
64 here. I had one. I think😂
Man, why did the kids in the 50-90's have the best toys
57 years old here and likewise
66 and here.
The commitment to that paintwork was mind-blowing!!
All those dots...
@@DavidPlass I know. He probably just took at least two full days to make sure they were all done. And lined up right. He has such steady hands MAN. I love his personal enjoyment of his craft.
Yes, that was insane! For the first half of the video I wondered how he was going to restore the paint job and then it blew my mind once I saw his process.
you said it!
@@GlennTillemahe actually devalued the toy smh
i wish my mother had given me half of the care and attention that you have given this 1960s japanese space toy
Hugs for you ❤
You're still here, friend - with internet access to watch relaxing vids like this. Your mother didn't do too terribly.
My mother was also cruel so you have lots of sympathy coming to you. And so we persevere.
I am sorry to hear that. Actually my father is terrible too so I understand how you feel.
Sadly parents can't be chosen. But your future still belongs to you. You can create your good family.
Once you are independent you are free. For now you have to well prepare for that moment.
Awful parents might ruined your past, don't let them ruin your future.
Slap yourself for that comment! SMH
I'm impressed! You painted all those rivets one by one... And I didn't expect that astronaut spinning above the ship! 😅
I’m curious if the spinning astronaut is original… The figure itself seems to be made out of plastic and seems modern, but the mechanism for spinning him looks like it was already there, so I’m guessing the original piece was missing and couldn’t be sourced? Or perhaps the mechanism was meant for something else that was missing?
@@katehucks774 Yes, the original piece was missing and impossible to find alone
I’m also impressed how he was able to do those rivets and not to mention the lines on the space station. And everything else. He’s a pro.
Brilliant 👍😀
Originally it was a spinning radar thing.
As a Japanese, I'm so proud that this toy is made in Japan.
Most toys like this were made in Japan way back when...they were the best !
You guys made the best stuff. Thanks for that! I wish we could still buy Japanese products.
They made amazing toys back in the day.
Yes, the Japanese technology, design and quality unmatched. I bet it cost under $5.
Только японцы могли сделать игрушку с надписью США, и гордится этим 🤣
I restore things too but mate , to be honest , I don’t think I’m able to remake the paint you did to this toy ! Amazing 🤩
This brought a tear to my eye. My younger brother, who passed away six months ago, had metal toys like this. I'm fairly certain my nephew still has two of them. Great work!
Honestly one of your most impressive restorations - lots of fine detail that you replicated excellently!
Thank you very much😉
@@OldThingsNeverDie-
I might have already asked you this before... Do you have any fail videos?
If so I think it would be interesting to see that kind of process
I restore tin toys for over 3 decades now.
blown away by your skills,when this type of litho oxydizes,the toy is done in my opinion.
You look at it with a different almost artistic eye,i really learned something here,thanks
That mechanism for making sound is genius.
Agree 😄 It's the funniest and most unexpected sound.
I wonder how many adults have cursed at this genius 😁
@@DemolitionManDemolishes Yeah, the second he turned it on I pictured a child playing with this toy in a living room and his parents getting crazy because of it lmao
Yes, the noise is unbearable after a few mintues 🤣🤣
@@DemolitionManDemolishes And how many previously harried now-grandparents have tried that in a store and both gone, "Oh, yep! We're getting THIS!"
Both the original toy and the attention to detail that went into its restoration are nothing short of incredible. This toy was nearly 20 years before my time but it reminded me of similar toys that existed in the early 80s... I miss when toys were built with such amazing ingenuity.
What a great toy and an absolutely superb restoration. Thank you Old Things.
Thank you Francis 😉
A sweet memory. It was my gift for my birthday in 1969
gcchejegfef🎉
Congrats on the best Toy Restoration ever presented on TH-cam. Amazing...AMAZING Work
Thanks, mate 😉
I was impressed when the pulled off the tiny pinstripe tape for the grid. Subscribed when the marker came out for the rivits
Me too! OMG I wish my hand was that steady!
22:21...That anti-fall system is just GENIUS! Fantastic restoration job!
I wish he'd shown how it worked though. I'm guessing there was an electrical contact to that rocker system at the front.
@@andysmith1996 2:41 there is a "horizontal" wheel that is kept off the surface by the "bumps" (removed at 2:21).
When those "bumps" are not touching a surface, the "horizontal" wheel touches the surface rotating the toy. :)
@@dbmage Ah, clever. Thanks!
I've got to say, I have watched a fair amount of great restoration videos, but this one blew me away. Your attention to detail, not only on the mechanical workings of this toy, but the paint job and recreation of the decals, was absolutely amazing. Stellar work!
This restoration deserves a big applause. 👏👏
Thank you 👏
I am honestly amazed that any one could take apart, clean,and actually remember how to reassemble this piece.
Total RESPECT ❤❤❤
I have seen restoration before. NEVER have a seen such meticulous work! I found myself saying out loud " NO WAY!!" Remarkable craftsmanship. Exacting detail with perfect results. Well Done!!!
I agree 100%
I'm 63 and it looks Like a lot of people my age
are watching This class a total restoration 👍
Sir would you like to give me some advice from your 63 years.
I'm 55 and an early Gen Xer.
My big brother is 61 and one of the late boomers so I grew up playing with his toy cars and other vehicles made like this when he stopped playing with them.
It brings me happiness to see a toy restored to its former glory.
I’m so glad there are people in this world who understand the importance of retaining history and how cool we used to be.
I'm 60 and I remember toys like this, the level of detail in this restoration is remarkable so good to see.
I dont give out complements very often because people cant even reply and say a simple thank you. Nobody has manners anymore. I do Marine repair and restore Muscle cars. The restoration process is off the charts from one tradesman to another suburb bravo mate bravo job well done! It was jaw dropping love these old battery operated toys.
Thank you lol
Thanks lol
Excellent skill, craftsmanship, attention to detail, patience, and heart to restore classics like this!
I had one of these as a child. Amazing little toys. I still have the western locomotive engine I was given 60 years ago. It could use gentle restoration.
The fact that you used a stencil and an airbrush to reproduce the the ON / OFF for the switch is pretty much the ultimate statement on the level of care you put into these projects.
The taping and spraying and hand detailing you did on the body is beyond impressive. As someone who had a career in printing and graphic design (both before and after the computerization of both fields), I’ve used a number of these tools myself, both at work and projects at home and on automobiles. Being self taught, I’m inspired by your knowledge and craftsmanship. Thanks so much for sharing this fantastic labor of love with us.
Kudos, my friend.
Brilliant! I would've been so stoked to have something like that when I was a kid in the '70s!
I was not born in the 70's, but the kids were lucky at this time indeed. 🤠
У этого мастера, наверное уже целый музей чудесных поделок. Это просто Великолепно!!! Спасибо за Ваши видео!!!
First battery operated toy I had as a toddler - Grandma bought on a trip to Japan. Well done and thanks for the memories 🙂
Holy cow, that has to be the most intensive restoration I've seen on one of these channels. A toy that is loved is a happy toy.
FINALLY! A channel that features skill, craftsmanship and the basic premise that shows you "the right tools for the right job"!
I really LOVE that you powder coat the majority of this project. As a person that knows full well how fragile spray paint can be before it's had 30 days to fully cure, it's great seeing someone make that extra effort to put a durable finish on his work. Not saying spray paint is junk, but for things that are going to be knocked about, you cannot beat powder coating.
Your use of spay paint on the finer details is PERFECTO! Chef's kiss! Your handwork with the "rivets"...I'm gob-smacked at how well you applied that marker finish.
Awesome job!
とても素晴らしい作業ですね！！
今年99になる祖母が
「自分が子供の頃はこういうのが多かった、今の人がこんなに綺麗にしてくれてると嬉しいね」と
喜んで見てました！！
日本語ですみません💦
I had one like this as a child! And it was my favorite toy. As a fact, it took 40 years to find one on eBay! And it is almost mint condition. It is on a shelf in my ah den, and it still brings a smile remembering the hours I played with the original one. That is really nice work on this.
Whenever I'm having a sh***y day I just come to this channel. Watching people fixing stuff in incredibly comforting when some situations in your life can't be fixed. Keep up the great work!
I love those old toys!! I found myself smiling through this whole video!❤️😁👍🏼
As other commenters I had this very same toy as a child 60 years ago. Absolutely brilliant to see the work and expertise of another stunning restoration.All the way through I was thinking “Hope the space walking astronaut is remembered “ Sure enough you nailed it. Awesome.
Gorgeous restoration! I had forgotten how thorough you were and was half afraid you'd just scrub up the body shell and be done. When you sand blasted it I was like "YAAAAASSS!!" 😂
Samesies.
Honestly, I have thought to keep the body like it was and just varnish it but I told myself "Come on, you can do it" 😆
@@OldThingsNeverDie- It was worth it! Looks lush being properly redone.
It is clear you are a master painter. The precision location of the white dots which were most likely hand painted at the factory by Japanese craftsman using a brush and your reproduction using a pen was amazing. I too am 62 and remember these "cheap" toys in the store still being out of reach for my family. I love them now more than ever. When in Japan, I saw many on shelves as displays of the kinds of toys that excited the Japanese as well. As interesting is the boxes they came in. The original Japanese market boxes are as cool as you might imagine.
I loved the restoration, especially where you used the paint marker to paint the rivets.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Yeah, THAT part impressed me immensely! I would have had to take a few breaks, or just given up, I would have been trembling. Kudos!!
The levels of patience, care and detail for restauration videos like this is always astonishing :D
Making all those white dots by hand is the most insane but impressive shit I’ve seen. Damn. They came out perfectly straight.
Straight, straight... Don't look too closely 😂😂
@@OldThingsNeverDie- lmfao good enough at least! Hahaha incredible job!
Ha! I know the secret - the layer of clear coat underneath. Make a mistake and clean it off.
That is a totally amazing quality paint job..
It warms my heart to see the care taken to bring these old items back to new again.
@BrianEugeneLee-xq2hy 😀👍
Very clean and masterfully done.I congratulate you for bringing a beautiful toy to life.
Thanks for restoring this toy. Watching your video really brings back my memory of playing the exact same one when I was a kid.
I'm 62 and when I grow up I want to be just like you!
I love this comment😂, it’s awesome!! 😎
this is so calming to watch, all the care and attention to detail that you put into restoring this is truly incredible
Hand of a brain surgeon by day, restoration aficionado by night! Holy cow! Those dots couldn't be any straighter with a computer! Thank you for sharing all your incredible and totally amazing restorations!
Thank you very much😉
Beutiful restoration of a truly unique toy from a lost era. Thank you for make it an original restore instead of taking shortcuts. You, Sir, are one of the very few who can call themselfs "Toymaker" as a profession.
This was spectacular restoration work! I had a toy vaguely similar to this in the late 60's, "Billy Blastoff" I think it was called. A white plastic Space Craft, a moon crawler, I think a Saucer, and a bunch of ancillary parts, all powered by batteries you put in the astronaut's backpack/oxygen case on his spacesuit. Haven't thought about that in decades!😊
Far and away the best finishing work I've ever seen. Beautiful restoration. Thank you for sharing your workmanship with us.
Wow painting all those rivets!
I told myself "don't tremble, don't tremble" 😅😆
I build plastic models so I understand the tape masking part is really a chore. It takes time so much that I can't really do now.
That paintwork is marvelous. Great video by the way.
Wow! That has got to be the most meticulous and amazing restoration. I’ve ever seen! How I wish toys could still be made as high-quality and as fun as this nowadays.👍
Almost as beautiful as the restoration and the ingenuity of how the toy works, must be your workshop. So many tools, so many ingredients, all seemingly perfect for the job at hand. Wonderful!
Wow. Masterful work. Love those old Atomic Age space toys.
Such a huge amount of work !!! For a perfect result. Thank for bringing this toy back to life. Delightful video ❤️
Thank you my friend 😉🤭
the hands of a surgeon. excellent work sir. 🚀
As I saw the lights at the side I suddenly remembered I got this in the sixties for my birthday! Thanks for bringing back memories!😊
It looks awesome... but, I couldn't help notice that the colored light covers were arranged green, yellow, red originally and green, red, yellow at the end. That's just my OCD kicking in! Nice job! I can believe it took a month to complete. That was a lot of detailed work.
That's what I thought to, until I went back to the original start of the video. Before part at 0:02 clearly does show Green, Red, Yellow order of lights.
Reproducing the printed artwork was a labour of love.
I have missed your videos! This is beautiful!!!
Thank you very much 😉
This game reminds me of my beautiful childhood and the most beautiful era that passed in my life....I experienced beautiful memories while watching this video. Thank you
WOW! GREAT JOB!! I had similar toys when I was a child, and I NEVER thought sound would be created in that way!!
I used to paint vehicles, dabbled in pinstriping for a few years, and I've built probably 100 model kits. Now, I said all that to say this. BRAVO 👏 👏 👏
That’s a lot of rivets!
Miraculous restoration....amazing work on a toy we dreamed of in the 60's!!
You didn't test to see if there was lead in the original paint.
He may have without filming it so it can't be said that he didn't.
Don't jump to conclusions.
I am always in awe at the amount of thought and engineering put in those toys.
What a great little toy. It looks expensive in its day. You did an incredible job in your restoration. Well done!
That little figure seemed happy that it was no longer trapped in a broken craft and now can finish their mission patrolling the stars.
I salute you 😁 👩🚀
Wow! This is the best one I’ve ever seen. Fantastic toy. Would love to have one. They were so good back then.
Hi I'm 67 and I vaguely Remember having one of these...I especially remember the Lights on the side moving back and forth mechanically...Your skill Rivals that of the original creators perhaps even surpassing them...Great Job
This is so cool. Well done with that paint job too, bud. You hit it outta the park, bravo 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
I honestly kind of love how this was put together, it looks like it would be very easy to manufacture quickly but that also means it's very easy to take apart for a situation like this.
Out standing job , a proper boy toy , and imagining while playing ... Memories for myself as a child ...
Paul Restorer has always used plastic regeneration liquid for clear plastic parts made for the Matchbox toy cars. 🚗 😀 🙄 😉 😜 😳 🚗
When I covered the car cover with a blaster, I was worried about what would happen to the paint and design of the front, but I was impressed by the use of thin tape and posca to bring the design back to life. You've done a good job! bravo
翻訳アプリを用いています、おかしな英語だったらごめんなさい
The disassembly shows the complex nature of these toys in the design and manufacture so many parts for what was in its day not overly expensive item. It's not surprising the Japanese ended up leading the world in manufacturing. well done on a complex restoration.
The paint and craftsmanship is amazing.
The insane amount of work paid off in a great looking and working toy. Thank you for sharing with us.
This guy has game! Was expecting to see some overlay decals. Instead he went through the painstaking process of recreating the toy to its highest level of restoration. Few have the patience or expertise to complete such a project. I cannot imagine the hours required to accomplish this superb effort. It made me a believer.
I am stunned. I was expecting the refinish to be done with decals of some sort, but you did it all in paint. Amazing work!
This is one of the best restorations ive ever seen. Attention to detail is outstanding. Well done for sharing.
That spaceship toy looks nostalgic even though you never lived through that childhood...! 🥲
Great video. I subscribed because you were honest. You didn't coat your restoration project in powdered orange chalk to make it look rusty before you started and I salute you for that.
My grandparents had one of these in their house, likely my dad's and uncles toy. Amazing seeing this again.
Back in the day that little toy would have been the world to almost every little boy!
Not exactly sure what the psychology of the effect a video of an astounding repair job on a beautiful vintage toy is, but personally, I got choked up. Maybe my age? I'm an artist? A job well done? Or the excellent work of a craftsman? At any rate, I've stopped analyzing and only enjoy. Thank you! ❤
The level of different skills involved here is amazing.
Toys for this age are full of dreams. Thank you for your great work. 👍
What a fantastically clever little toy and brilliant restoration; you gave it a new life!
A work of art. I felt as if I were there. TY for being able to restore beautiful things.
The amount of effort that went into this restoration is just amazing, even small details that nobody will ever see, like the gears and battery compartment.
The toy and the restoration, two masterpieces!
Took me 10 minutes until I notice I was not seen "my mechanics" incredible, this channel is identical
wow,Excellent restoration. BRAVO
Stunning restoration! Thank you for sharing this,. Inspirational.
This was very satisfying to see. And it's a great toy ! The anti-fall system is incredible, and the sound too is very cool
That is an absolutely adorable toy!
You gave it a second life. 😊