That's been quite a cheap model for Corgi to produce - a wee bit of a plastic box and a giraffe on an existing casting. It's a bit of a surprise that they didn't manage to think of some more versions of a short tractor: a short Luton for example... I use WD40 to shift glue residue - it works on recycled jamjars for my tomato chutney! Very neat idea with the plastic-head pins for trafficators - as neat as a pin, one might say! Lovely result, Martin. Loved the sound of the crows and the dog in the background , too - I don't get that here!
Cheers fraser, iam a bit behind with my comments this week as I have been away from home this week got back on Friday so playing catch up. Yes that tractor unit is very versatile. I will try WD 40 it will be cheaper as well , yes iam very lucky to live in the country with plenty of birds etc and on Sunday morning chuch bells 🔔 and long walks down the river Bank. All the very best martin
Nice one Martin, you should have sent the scraping bit to my Mrs. Did one of those 2 years ago, not as nice as that one but just started out then . Gosh mate how many hrs do you have in a day, cars model making helping your mate out, All I did was paint the top half of down stairs loo took me most of the day. Mind you young whipasnapers can party all night and go and work all day o my god long time since I did that.early 1970's. Take care send all our best to Mrs D. Catch you next time. Now got to do a job for the wife. 👍👍🙏
🤣🤣 cheers bob I like to keep the old grey matter active , in the shed about 3hrs a day or more if I've been a good boy 🤣🤣 65 Yrs old this year . All the best martin 👍
Another tester completed well. I'm reminded of the Triang 'Ducking Giraffe' wagon, where a lever, operated by a peg on the track, would make the Giraffe duck when going through a tunnel. Great imagination those designers had! I'm sure you're going to enjoy operating that Circus lorry. Cheers, Jim L
Your having a giraffe mate ,😂😂,superb I had a triang wagon that had a giraffe that would Bob it’s head under when it came to a gantry ,here’s one what’s the difference between a JCB and a giraffe ,a JCB has hydraulics and a giraffe has high-bollicks ,boom boom ,all the best mate.Mark 😂👍🏻😊
Brilliant restoration Martin, your detailing work is fantastic. That's an ingenius way of making indicators, I really enjoyed this video, thank you. All the best. Peter.
Well that’s just beautiful Martin, what a brilliant idea for the indicators, they look spot on, and the detailing is spot on, not sure how you managed the Bedford badge, the dinky ones are hard enough, and this ones way smaller! This really is a stunning model restoration, and it’s a Bedford, I absolutely love it, top job Martin👌👍👍👍😊 Take care, all the best, Nick.
Cheers nick ,I tried painting the Bedford letters but ended up scrapping it instead. I was pleased the way the indicators worked out though. Thanks nick ,and all the best martin 👍
Hi Martin just watch the video but Bedford TK turned out really nice but little dimple on the roof I think it was a Hatch its on all the Bedford models like that one I've looked at . Nice one on the indicator lights great idea It just gives it that more realistic look👍 keep up the good work and stay safe. Ralph
This Bedford has nice detail lines on the casting, & I love anything to do with the circus Martin, whether it be train cars,trucks, cars or horse drawn wagons etc... you did a beautiful restoration on this diecast👍 I certainly enjoyed it , Martin, you & your family take care my friend, see ya on your next restoration.👋😎🚙🚗
Hi Martin we really enjoyed this one, same cab as the tipper. We're not sure what the giraffe did in the circus but i bet they were a great help putting up the tent roof. Best wishes from Ian b & family.
That was a fun one to watch. Your creativity along with your details are fantastic. The front end of this Bedford turned out great. Thank you Martin, take care as well.
YAY! A Brand NEW Video! 1:06 Looks like the examples shown on Ye' Ol' Interweb. 3:30 seems to be on all the examples (pictures) that I've seen. 13:44 I found that Penetrating Oil (WD40) does a real good job at removing Sticker residue.
That was another great model with your trade mark attention to paint detail. Had to laugh at you bashing that rivet... it was like watching Sooty and Sweep attacking it with a toffee hammer! Lovely job as always Martin.
Terrific job done on this Bedford TK Martin, I love the extra detail. Mum giraffe from the toy shop goes really well with this set! A pleasure to look at on the magic roundabout.
Thanks Ady ,I was struggling to find animals that were the right scale but I dropped on these so I thought I would try Them and luckily thay weren't to far off. All the best martin 👍
Hi Martin wow the details you put on the front really fetched it to life. Love the indicators very clever that's thinking outside of the box. If you ever get stuck without your sticky remover stuff another good thing to use is windex window cleaner. I used to use it to take old registration stickers of my windscreen but they don't use them any more so I don't have to bother now. I may have told you this story before but my first wife was into horses and she bought a singe open top horses float-trailer. The horses head and neck poked out just like your giraffes. So we got one of her artist friends to paint a comical horse body on the outside of the float🐴 lol. Catch you next time mate.👍
Hi Geoff, I bet that hoarse trailer looked good with that on the side . I was towing a glider in its trailer many years ago its basically a long box with a bit stuck up at one end for the tail fin pulled into a petrol station and this kid lead out of the car opposite and shouted what you got in there mr ,so I told him to be quite because the giraffe was laying down having a sleep , so he promptly told his parents about it and the father couldn't stop laughing. All the best martin 👍
hi Martin,nice resto.i have one,but mine has been converted to a towing truck!thing is the back was a bit distorted & the tailgate was missing.so i cut the back down,stuck a crane on the back and gave it a repaint.
Martin: you maybe did this anyway but, if not, google "giraffe transport truck". While I didn't find much in the way of circus vehicles, some of the images of custom, home-made trucks are ******* priceless - well worth a quick search.👌😂 It's a shame the detail on the truck is so faint, as there seems to be more small detail than usual. Once you had it in bare metal, the Bedford looked superb. It was almost a shame to paint this one, although you did a lovely job.😁 The box was in remarkable condition; great that you could leave it all original. Even the stickers looked pretty good. Whoever came-up with the clever name for the stuff that removes sticky residue deserves some sort of award; a clear case of "does what it says on the tin". Looking at the bare metal cab, I thought it could be a great base for a code 3 model of something, maybe with a custom deck of some sort? As a bairn, I was never a huge fan of the circus stuff, preferring the more "everyday" vehicles. We didn't see many giraffes being chauffeured around Central Scotland. Having said that though, if you had the whole set, you could put together a pretty impressive diorama, either a circus field, or a street procession - maybe a thought/poibility for the channel? We don't often see a pin-vice living-up to it's name; they're usually just used a a mini-drill. It did the job though and the indicators add another wee touch to the cab. The truck looks fantastic, even better than original.👌 Sorry for the great rambling post but this turned into one of my favourite renovations Martin. It wasn't in bad shape to start with but looks like $1,000,000 now.👍😁
Thanks very much ,I will be having a look at circus vehicle images to get some inspiration. The details are alot more pronounced on the dinky tk cab . These corgi ones are very fine ,but like you say look better in bare metal. Take it easy and all the best martin 👍
Hi Martin, I love the circus theme that Corgi brought out sometime ago. This model with accessories you have transformed back to looking brand new. Thanks for your video Martin
Cheers Austin, yes its a good series corgi did ,I have a few more castings from the set ,so hopefully when there done i can make a diorama with them . All the best martin 👍
Welp... now we got that 'Alan's Giraffe' scene runnin' through the old ganglia cluster... On this side of the pond, we use Goo Gone for clearing the sticky stuff..
Cheers Ron, iam a bit behind this week with the comments and catching people's videos as I have been away from home for a week ,with rubbish Internet. Back now and playing catch up . All the best martin 👍
Great video Martin. I now look at all kinds of things to see what they may work as in the miniature world. Btw I believe the square lump on top of the cab is for the tipper (on the tipper version) to rest on. I think it’s on all or a lot of the TK castings. Look forward to the next video mate👍
Hello Martin great restoration as always unusual model must have been awkward to drive keeping the animals safe . Hope you and your family are keeping well regards Glyn
Fantastic Martin…I have a few Chipperfield corgi’s that were my brothers..would love to get the whole set…love the extra details…you are so inspiring…take care mate….
Absolutely amazing restoration Martin, your detailing is as usual amazing. Reminds me of when I was a young lad many a year ago, when I was fortunate enough to have the whole set ( wish I still had them ) . I will have to start looking out for them.
looks brandnew again, though I think the giraffe isn't young anymore. XD the larger one seems to be daddy-giraffe, too. ;) scraping the emblems and badge like that worked better than using a brush. eh, what can you do when they're so small. ^^ looking good again! ^^
I've just been messaging a mate who has a real TK.He say's he's no idea why Corgi stuck that bulge on the roof!best thing is to file it off.Corgi has a number of these cabs in various guises,so next one you do,you can get rid of it.
Hi Martin. Loved the video and thought the model turned out very well indeed. You made a brilliant job of it. Thank you for the sticky stuff remover tip and I will purchase some for my hobby. Can you lease let me know what paint you used for the cab, I'm assuming it's one of the Hycote range. All the best and thank you my friend. David.
Gday mate lovely job again that pin was a bugger to get I was hoping you didn't break the plastic, and brilliant idea with the indicators stay safe mate 👍
@@martindaredare I havnt found a bad video yet of yours mate 👍 between you amd corgi bob and crapaud Nick always enjoyable, been thinking about starting again but not sure yet
I would try drilling a small hole in the plastic tail gate and putting a cut down nail in the Hoole with some super dupa glue , Enjoy the rest of the holidays
Not sure where they got it, but the firm i used to work for had to clear sticky stuff from surfaces, They used a product called clean art. Not unlike lighter fuel, but didnt melt plastic
Tks for your great videos Martin. I have learned a lot from you. There is something else I am still struggling with: how to remove the paint of a plastic truck bed? The cab is Zamak and had the paint removed using your method with hot caustic soda but the plastic of the bed will distort in it. Any advice on how to strip the paint in the bed?
That Bedord TK model never had the badge in the right colours. You go over and above the call of duty. In my case, toys have to work, and if they don't, I make them. Restoring tinplate is not the same, is it?
Thanks its very much appreciated 👍 No, tin plate toys are interesting and I admire your work restoring them . I would like to try a triang minic wind up toy . All the best martin 👍
That's been quite a cheap model for Corgi to produce - a wee bit of a plastic box and a giraffe on an existing casting. It's a bit of a surprise that they didn't manage to think of some more versions of a short tractor: a short Luton for example... I use WD40 to shift glue residue - it works on recycled jamjars for my tomato chutney!
Very neat idea with the plastic-head pins for trafficators - as neat as a pin, one might say! Lovely result, Martin.
Loved the sound of the crows and the dog in the background , too - I don't get that here!
Cheers fraser, iam a bit behind with my comments this week as I have been away from home this week got back on Friday so playing catch up.
Yes that tractor unit is very versatile.
I will try WD 40 it will be cheaper as well , yes iam very lucky to live in the country with plenty of birds etc and on Sunday morning chuch bells 🔔 and long walks down the river Bank.
All the very best martin
Nice one Martin, you should have sent the scraping bit to my Mrs. Did one of those 2 years ago, not as nice as that one but just started out then . Gosh mate how many hrs do you have in a day, cars model making helping your mate out, All I did was paint the top half of down stairs loo took me most of the day. Mind you young whipasnapers can party all night and go and work all day o my god long time since I did that.early 1970's. Take care send all our best to Mrs D. Catch you next time. Now got to do a job for the wife. 👍👍🙏
🤣🤣 cheers bob I like to keep the old grey matter active , in the shed about 3hrs a day or more if I've been a good boy 🤣🤣 65 Yrs old this year .
All the best martin 👍
Another tester completed well. I'm reminded of the Triang 'Ducking Giraffe' wagon, where a lever, operated by a peg on the track, would make the Giraffe duck when going through a tunnel. Great imagination those designers had! I'm sure you're going to enjoy operating that Circus lorry. Cheers, Jim L
Yes Jim the design of these toys was spot on and all mechanical and not electronic like now .
All the best martin 👍
Your having a giraffe mate ,😂😂,superb I had a triang wagon that had a giraffe that would Bob it’s head under when it came to a gantry ,here’s one what’s the difference between a JCB and a giraffe ,a JCB has hydraulics and a giraffe has high-bollicks ,boom boom ,all the best mate.Mark 😂👍🏻😊
🤣🤣😅 Nice one ,I have seen the triang one but never had one ,not even now .
Have a good Sunday my friend.
All the best martin 👍
Excellent results, especially liked the work around on the indicators.
Thanks Keith, yes its something I will do again, and it makes a lot difference to the look of it
All the best martin I 👍
Brilliant restoration Martin, your detailing work is fantastic. That's an ingenius way of making indicators, I really enjoyed this video, thank you. All the best. Peter.
Thanks Peter, that's really kind of you my friend 👍
Well that’s just beautiful Martin, what a brilliant idea for the indicators, they look spot on, and the detailing is spot on, not sure how you managed the Bedford badge, the dinky ones are hard enough, and this ones way smaller! This really is a stunning model restoration, and it’s a Bedford, I absolutely love it, top job Martin👌👍👍👍😊
Take care, all the best, Nick.
Cheers nick ,I tried painting the Bedford letters but ended up scrapping it instead.
I was pleased the way the indicators worked out though.
Thanks nick ,and all the best martin 👍
Beautiful restoration Martin just love the chipperfields circus models.
hope there Shall be more in the future nice work well done 👍.
Cheers Adrian, i have a few more castings so there's definitely going to be more .
All the best martin 👍
Hi Martin just watch the video but Bedford TK turned out really nice but little dimple on the roof I think it was a Hatch its on all the Bedford models like that one I've looked at . Nice one on the indicator lights great idea It just gives it that more realistic look👍 keep up the good work and stay safe.
Ralph
Thanks Ralph cheers for the information on the cab top .
Glad you liked it my friend 😀
Really turned out nice the extra detail really makes a difference
Great job on the corgi to like that you added the indicators.
Thanks very Anthony it's much appreciated my friend 👍
This Bedford has nice detail lines on the casting, & I love anything to do with the circus Martin, whether it be train cars,trucks, cars or horse drawn wagons etc... you did a beautiful restoration on this diecast👍 I certainly enjoyed it , Martin, you & your family take care my friend, see ya on your next restoration.👋😎🚙🚗
Thanks Jeff, that's good to know I hopefully will get some vehicles and do my own code 3 circus 🎪.
With dodgems cars.
All the best martin 👍
Hi Martin we really enjoyed this one, same cab as the tipper. We're not sure what the giraffe did in the circus but i bet they were a great help putting up the tent roof. Best wishes from Ian b & family.
Cheers Ian ,no iam not sure ither but good call about putting the big top up .
All the best martin 👍
That was a fun one to watch. Your creativity along with your details are fantastic. The front end of this Bedford turned out great. Thank you Martin, take care as well.
Thanks very much for your kind words it means a lot my friend
Beautiful piece of work. Thoroughly enjoyed that! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻
Cheers, it was a nice one to do truly relaxing, glad you liked it
All the best martin 👍
Hey Martin, great stuff! 👍🏻 You’re full of surprises 🤗 Those turn signals were a cool innovation! Well done my friend! 📸😎🇨🇦
Cheers Lawrence, yes give it a go, its simple but effective.
All the best martin 👍
Kool to and giraffes Martin. Chipperfield will be happy Cheers Michael
Thanks Michael, much appreciated my friend 👍
Nice neat job. Good buddy. Looks fresh out the box. Neat add on with the indicators
Cheers Ian, yes the indicators makes a surprising difference.
All the best martin 👍
Beautiful recovery of a very nice collectable Martin cheers KC 🇦🇺🤝🇬🇧😎🙂👍✌❤
Gi KC ,always good to hear from you my friend and thanks 😊
@@martindaredare my pleasure mate ✌👍🇦🇺🤝🇬🇧❤
YAY! A Brand NEW Video! 1:06 Looks like the examples shown on Ye' Ol' Interweb. 3:30 seems to be on all the examples (pictures) that I've seen. 13:44 I found that Penetrating Oil (WD40) does a real good job at removing Sticker residue.
Cheers Gary for that bit of info .
I will try the WD 40 good tip .
All the best martin 👍
Hi Martin, it is nice to see that you have a steady hand for painting, i can not do that. Nice job.
Thanks very much ,no coffee before you paint 🤣
All the best martin I 👍
Wonderful job Martin! That looks as good as new, even better.
Cheers jester my friend its much appreciated 👍
That was another great model with your trade mark attention to paint detail. Had to laugh at you bashing that rivet... it was like watching Sooty and Sweep attacking it with a toffee hammer! Lovely job as always Martin.
Yes paul when I played it back I had to laugh myself, but left it in ,that was a brilliant show sooty and sweep .
All the best martin 👍
Cor long necked spotty horses... their rare!
🤣🤣 cheers Ben, yeah most of them are missing the animals, and are not cheap to replace .
All the best martin
Terrific job done on this Bedford TK Martin, I love the extra detail. Mum giraffe from the toy shop goes really well with this set! A pleasure to look at on the magic roundabout.
Thanks Ady ,I was struggling to find animals that were the right scale but I dropped on these so I thought I would try
Them and luckily thay weren't to far off.
All the best martin 👍
That's a really cool truck and if I was a kid I'd played with that for sure!
Cheers Shuan, glad you liked it my friend 😀
Lovely stuff! Another cracking job, sir.
Thanks very much it's really appreciated my friend 👍
Hi Martin wow the details you put on the front really fetched it to life. Love the indicators very clever that's thinking outside of the box. If you ever get stuck without your sticky remover stuff another good thing to use is windex window cleaner. I used to use it to take old registration stickers of my windscreen but they don't use them any more so I don't have to bother now. I may have told you this story before but my first wife was into horses and she bought a singe open top horses float-trailer. The horses head and neck poked out just like your giraffes. So we got one of her artist friends to paint a comical horse body on the outside of the float🐴 lol. Catch you next time mate.👍
Hi Geoff, I bet that hoarse trailer looked good with that on the side .
I was towing a glider in its trailer many years ago its basically a long box with a bit stuck up at one end for the tail fin pulled into a petrol station and this kid lead out of the car opposite and shouted what you got in there mr ,so I told him to be quite because the giraffe was laying down having a sleep , so he promptly told his parents about it and the father couldn't stop laughing.
All the best martin 👍
@@martindaredare Ha ha ha 😂🤣trust you that's hilarious.
Or Goof off is good stuff too, it’s like that sticky stuff remover, I would imagine..! Anyhow, good stuff Martin! Rock on 🤘 man, rock on!
Cheers my friend its much appreciated 👍
@@martindaredare - you are so welcomed my friend! No problem! 🤘✌🏻🍻
hi Martin,nice resto.i have one,but mine has been converted to a towing truck!thing is the back was a bit distorted & the tailgate was missing.so i cut the back down,stuck a crane on the back and gave it a repaint.
Excellent idea, I bet that looks good 👍
Thats the good thing about some of these castings you can do some nice conversions .
All the best martin 👍
Great job as always, thanks for the tip on the rivet gun, ✌️
Cheers Don just be careful to slack of the pressure slightly.
G'days Martin, another top shelf restoration. Great idea with the blinkers. All the best to you and your good lady. Stay safe. Cheers Chris 🏅🏆🍻👍🏻🇦🇺
Cheers Chris, the blinkers certainly made a difference 👍.
All the best martin 👍
I’d like to see the rest of the circus items. 👍
Cheers Julian, I have a few more that need restoration, hopefully soon .
All the best martin 👍
Great work as always . But you went over the top on this one .
NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
Cheers Mike glad you liked it 👍
All the best martin
Love this one. Brilliant 👌
Thanks very much its really appreciated my friend 👍
Martin: you maybe did this anyway but, if not, google "giraffe transport truck". While I didn't find much in the way of circus vehicles, some of the images of custom, home-made trucks are ******* priceless - well worth a quick search.👌😂
It's a shame the detail on the truck is so faint, as there seems to be more small detail than usual. Once you had it in bare metal, the Bedford looked superb. It was almost a shame to paint this one, although you did a lovely job.😁
The box was in remarkable condition; great that you could leave it all original. Even the stickers looked pretty good. Whoever came-up with the clever name for the stuff that removes sticky residue deserves some sort of award; a clear case of "does what it says on the tin".
Looking at the bare metal cab, I thought it could be a great base for a code 3 model of something, maybe with a custom deck of some sort? As a bairn, I was never a huge fan of the circus stuff, preferring the more "everyday" vehicles. We didn't see many giraffes being chauffeured around Central Scotland. Having said that though, if you had the whole set, you could put together a pretty impressive diorama, either a circus field, or a street procession - maybe a thought/poibility for the channel?
We don't often see a pin-vice living-up to it's name; they're usually just used a a mini-drill. It did the job though and the indicators add another wee touch to the cab. The truck looks fantastic, even better than original.👌
Sorry for the great rambling post but this turned into one of my favourite renovations Martin. It wasn't in bad shape to start with but looks like $1,000,000 now.👍😁
Thanks very much ,I will be having a look at circus vehicle images to get some inspiration.
The details are alot more pronounced on the dinky tk cab .
These corgi ones are very fine ,but like you say look better in bare metal.
Take it easy and all the best martin 👍
Hi Martin, I love the circus theme that Corgi brought out sometime ago.
This model with accessories you have transformed back to looking brand new.
Thanks for your video Martin
Cheers Austin, yes its a good series corgi did ,I have a few more castings from the set ,so hopefully when there done i can make a diorama with them .
All the best martin 👍
Never seen this one before. Really solid job. 👍
Cheers Sam, it's really appreciated my friend 😀
Welp... now we got that 'Alan's Giraffe' scene runnin' through the old ganglia cluster...
On this side of the pond, we use Goo Gone for clearing the sticky stuff..
🤣🤣 cheers chez , yes I have heard that goo gone was very similar.
All the best martin 👍
Great finish detailing... love how you pull out different tricks on your video's. Especially the indicator lights.. 👍👍
Thanks Stephen it means a lot my friend
Great little truck project Martin!
Cheers Ron, iam a bit behind this week with the comments and catching people's videos as I have been away from home for a week ,with rubbish Internet. Back now and playing catch up .
All the best martin 👍
Yeah that Sticky Stuff works well. Other good alternatives are WD40 or lighter fluid
Thanks very much ,I haven't tried the wd 40 but I will and it would be cheaper.
Thanks
All the best martin 👍
Another superb job Martin, lovely treatment of an unusual subject 👏🏻
Cheers Neil 🍻 iam a bit behind with the comments this week as being away and crap Internet.
All the best martin I 👍
Looks fantastic Martin, I like it mate ,another good one
Cheers laz much appreciated brother
oh, the detailing really nice...
Thanks kay that's very kind of you my friend 👍
I had the whole set of the Chipperfields Circus, and the giraffe truck was boring. Your version is gorgeous!
Thanks very much its really appreciated my friend 👍
Great job mate. Love the giraffes lol. All the best pal
Thanks very much Juan its really appreciated my friend 👍
Top job & thanks for the sticky stuff remover tip.
My pleasure 😊
Great video Martin thanks for sharing!!
Cheers Steven 🍻 much appreciated my friend 👍
Great video Martin.
I now look at all kinds of things to see what they may work as in the miniature world. Btw I believe the square lump on top of the cab is for the tipper (on the tipper version) to rest on. I think it’s on all or a lot of the TK castings. Look forward to the next video mate👍
Thanks Paul, you will be surprised what you can use for your models.
Thanks for watching my friend 👍
Hello Martin great restoration as always unusual model must have been awkward to drive keeping the animals safe . Hope you and your family are keeping well regards Glyn
Hi Glyn, it certainly would have been tricky driving that around 😀
Glad you liked it my friend
All the best martin 👍
Beautiful job Martin! The extra details are awesome!
Thanks Adrian its really appreciated my friend 👍
Fantastic Martin…I have a few Chipperfield corgi’s that were my brothers..would love to get the whole set…love the extra details…you are so inspiring…take care mate….
Cheers Curtis, thats good that you have some aswell its a great set 👍
All the best martin
Absolutely amazing restoration Martin, your detailing is as usual amazing. Reminds me of when I was a young lad many a year ago, when I was fortunate enough to have the whole set ( wish I still had them ) . I will have to start looking out for them.
I agree Gary I had some of these as well.
I do have some more to do so watch this space 🤣
All the best martin 👍
Great job Martin
Wonderful job Martin! That looks beter as new, Best wishes
Cheers paul it was a fun one to do .
All the best martin 👍
Very nice work 👍 looks very sweet 👍 Lee
Cheers Lee 🍻
All the best martin 👍
Lovely!👍
Cheers clio much appreciated 👍
looks brandnew again, though I think the giraffe isn't young anymore. XD the larger one seems to be daddy-giraffe, too. ;)
scraping the emblems and badge like that worked better than using a brush. eh, what can you do when they're so small. ^^ looking good again! ^^
Cheers Lothar, scraping was the best way to go ,more time consuming but with good results.
Take it easy my friend.
All the best martin 👍
I've just been messaging a mate who has a real TK.He say's he's no idea why Corgi stuck that bulge on the roof!best thing is to file it off.Corgi has a number of these cabs in various guises,so next one you do,you can get rid of it.
Yes thats definitely a plan ,thanks for that my friend 😀
Great work Martin..Brand new
Cheers Brian it's really appreciated 👍
Well done m8 cracking job.....regards PJ;)
Cheers paul 👍
beaut job martin
Cheers paul 👍
Hi Martin.
Loved the video and thought the model turned out very well indeed.
You made a brilliant job of it.
Thank you for the sticky stuff remover tip and I will purchase some for my hobby.
Can you lease let me know what paint you used for the cab, I'm assuming it's one of the Hycote range.
All the best and thank you my friend.
David.
Cheers David, it's really appreciated my friend. The colour is a hycote called Ford sun berst red 😎.
All the best martin 👍
Gday mate lovely job again that pin was a bugger to get I was hoping you didn't break the plastic, and brilliant idea with the indicators stay safe mate 👍
Cheers bill,the pin was a lot softer then I thought it was ,unfortunately I couldn't save it . Glad you liked it 👍
@@martindaredare I havnt found a bad video yet of yours mate 👍 between you amd corgi bob and crapaud Nick always enjoyable, been thinking about starting again but not sure yet
Cracking job once again Martin.
Thanks very much Peter its really appreciated my friend 👍
Another Fine job Martin
Thanks Tony much appreciated 👍
Awww this was so cool ,great job 👏
Thanks very much its really appreciated my friend 👍
A superb job Martin. Any suggestion for repairing the tailgate as all of the four lugs on mine are broken :-(
I would try drilling a small hole in the plastic tail gate and putting a cut down nail in the Hoole with some super dupa glue ,
Enjoy the rest of the holidays
Sweet little truck!
Thanks very much its much appreciated my friend 👍
@@martindaredare Alway a pleasure watching your work!
👍👍👍💯
Thanks very much 😀
Not sure where they got it, but the firm i used to work for had to clear sticky stuff from surfaces, They used a product called clean art. Not unlike lighter fuel, but didnt melt plastic
Cheers Ian, worth looking into ,thanks for that .
All the best martin 👍
Tks for your great videos Martin. I have learned a lot from you. There is something else I am still struggling with: how to remove the paint of a plastic truck bed? The cab is Zamak and had the paint removed using your method with hot caustic soda but the plastic of the bed will distort in it. Any advice on how to strip the paint in the bed?
Hi everson, you can put it into a container and spray with oven cleaner, this normally works .
@@martindaredare Tks master!!
That Bedord TK model never had the badge in the right colours. You go over and above the call of duty. In my case, toys have to work, and if they don't, I make them. Restoring tinplate is not the same, is it?
Thanks its very much appreciated 👍
No, tin plate toys are interesting and I admire your work restoring them .
I would like to try a triang minic wind up toy .
All the best martin 👍
That never had those tyres that were on it. At least the one I had when I was 12 didn't.
Thanks, I didn't know that did it have square profile tryes with corgi on the side ?.
Thanks for mentioning it.
@@martindaredare Those tyres are for Dinky racing cars, or for corgi agricultural vehicles.