DINKY TOYS RESTORATION ROLLS ROYCE PHANTOM V
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ธ.ค. 2020
- My first restoration was the Rolls Royce Silver Wraith, this is another Rolls Royce, the Phantom V, the early version with 2 headlamps. This was released in 1962 and Dinky was in hard competition with Corgi and others for this section of the toy market. Even more 'gadgetry' and plastic went into the later models which takes them out of my area on interest.
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I admire your selfless skill sharing and methodology. Your dedication shines through!
Well done!
Thank you very much John 👍👍
Thanks for the result yours faithfully 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You can understand why the toffs went for these, they were beautiful cars. Shame you couldn't match the original green David but the silver looks fantastic too. The big Roller looks factory fresh - great job.👌👍😁
Many thanks, lovely comments. Would have preferred a closer match but hey-ho, it does look O.K. 😊😊👍
Awesome work. Great step by step instructions.
Beautiful finish , such a nice R R .
Mike Espo .
Lovely comment Mike, very much appreciated 👍👍👍
Very nice job David. Thanks for sharing
Thanks, truly appreciate the comment 👍👍👍
I was about 3 minutes in when the thought struck me "I know that voice". I paused the video and checked the author. Sure enough, it was David Hyde, one of my favourite railway model builders. Needless to say I've subscribed. Thank you for many enjoyable hours of modelling.
Glad you enjoyed it David - nice of you to comment & subscribe, very much appreciated. Will be starting to video again soon - With a fuller explanation of my position and plans for the coming year. 👍👍👍
wow ,fantastic result
Thank you! Cheers!
A very nice restoration. Well done
Many thanks Les, much appreciated 👍👍😊
I enjoy your work along with the time you tell about the details you have done to the model.
Thanks, I enjoy these Dinky restorations 👍
Great job!
What a fantastic job - Just brilliant! Look forward to seeing more of your work
Apologies for delay - more coming soon. Its been a tough year - big changes in my railway modelling. I have prepared my studio for videos. Will be posting more Dinky videos and an explanatory video very shortly. Thanks for your support. 👍👍
Amazing job David
Many thanks Mark - much appreciated 👍👍👍
Excellent restoration job!!
¡Hola buenas tardes David! Seeing you preparing the thin, blue masking tape, I now know who taught the ‘saints’. With patience like that you deserve a medal. Well worth it in the end and, again a mention in dispatches for the door panel save. Your honesty regarding the paint colour, shows a true professional. After all, other than another toy car restorer, the rest of us would never have known. As ever, stay safe and well. Un saludo. Gary
Hola buenos dias Gary. Flattering comments are always appreciated 😁. Thanks, I did have problems with this model and it did take longer than usual - I nearly did not upload it. With comments like yours though I am glad I did. Stay safe and well yourself 😊👍👍👍
Super job David..with all the time you have taken...I bet it’s a break from working on your railroad..nice to have different hobbies.cheers mate..🇨🇦
Thanks Curtis👍 - sometimes I think I have too many hobbies 😁😁😁
You can never have to many hobbies..especially in these times ..even though it seems that we still don’t have the time to get to them all...🇨🇦
Nice work David came out Perfect 👍👍
Hi Adrian - praise indeed - I Mucked up the chrome painting a bit - but I am happy with the result - many thanks 👍👍👍
Lovely restoration of the Rolls Royce David. Thank you for sharing.
Many thanks Ferry, much appreciated 👍👍
Another cracking example of your stunning restorations. Well done for an informative video and thanks for passing on the tips.
Many thanks Kevin - lovely comment, much appreciated 👍👍👍
Wooooow is a beautiful casting. Great job
Thank you very much - really appreciated 👍👍👍
@@davidhyde4329 you are welcome friend
Hello David
Thoroughly enjoyable to watch someone as skilled as yourself restoring the toy back to all its glory and also making it look so easy in the process.
Great restoration of which I will surely be attempting to apply your techniques to some of my models.
Stay safe, keep sharing and model on.
Regards
Lee@NEAR
Thanks Lee. Really nice comments - very much appreciated. Good luck with your modelling 😊👍👍
looking spiffy again. :) the darkish silver looks good with the white flanks. ^^
here is an idea regarding the colour: if you're looking for a light green metallic, Mercedes used to have a pastel-y light green named "Silberdistel" (silver thistle, no idea how they called it in england). it is finely pigmented, too, and might work well for 60's luxury cars.
as for masking: would it work out if you put a wide masking strip across the flanks before adding basecoating, and cut it out with an xacto, and place the mask on a glass sheet? (using a sticker backing sheet came to mind at first, but they are coated with silicone, so it would be a bad idea really)
keep up your awesome works, and happy new year, and stay safe, everyone!
When doing 2 tone paint schemes, you can 'seal' the first coat by overspraying with clear. Then when you add any masking tape it will stop the chance of any paint tear off plus, if you do get any bleed, can gently remove by sanding or other methods.
Thanks for the tip. I will certainly try this in the future - makes sense 👍👍👍
awesome tip,I always have trouble with the tape taking off paint ,I will try ,cheers
As we say in the medical field, “that was a successful resuscitation!”.
Very nice. All the best, Ian
😊😊 Thanks Ian, nice comment, all the best to you 👍👍
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Hi David. Lovely job on the Rolls. A beautiful car restored to it's original splendour.....Mike
Hi Mike, many thanks, truly appreciated 😊👍👍👍
Careful work results in a sympathetic restoration. Thanks for the video.
Thanks, lovely comment, much appreciated 👍👍👍
You can make a new flying lady by drilling the top of the grill with a 1.5 mm drill, then a piece of copper wire glued in and dressed to form the lady, as copper is soft it’s easy to form with pliers and files, then chrome touch up stick.
What a lovely job David, nice to see these back as how I remembered them, well I feel really chilled out watching that thank you!, cheers Dave
Hi Dave, many thanks for such a nice comment. Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍👍👍
Lovely restoration job David, had one of these as a kid ,nice to see you bring one back to life ! many thanks for this one !👌👍
Glad you enjoyed it Paul, lovely comment 👍👍👍
That's a beautiful result. Thank you.
Thanks Brian, much appreciated 👍👍👍
I wish we could have had the top half in the Willow Green. However, this restoration is beautiful. Well done sir!
I agree. I was tempted to match the green with a non-metallic colour - wish I had now. I will probably avoid metallic colours in the future. Glad you liked it though and thanks for the comment 👍👍👍
Great Work - looks really nice!
Today is 3/5/22 , I just started restoring that same dinky with no interior and closed windows. I`m adding fender skirts , I plan to paint it corvet gold .It`s slightly custom but my 48 Studebaker is 100% stock .
Great to see another restorarion from you.
Thanks David, much appreciated 👍👍👍
Very nice car🙂
Thanks Tim, much appreciated 👍👍👍
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You are welcome David.
Thank you for sharing🙂
What a beautiful toy, I am excited to see more!
Thank you TR, very much appreciated 👍👍👍
Amazing restoration!
Thank you very much Alex, great comment 👍👍
Wow, looks great! Good job, David.
Many thanks Bruce, appreciate the comment 👍👍👍
Cracking restoration. Those colours look great. Love your straight lines. Like you, many of my early efforts at 2 toning were frequently thwarted by paint lifting. It's like no primer ever adheres to the casting. Even mono colours can react & easily chip at times. Appreciate it's extra cost, but have found etch primer to work in most cases. I believe it has an acid content that "welds" itself to the casting, assisting subsequent coats to stay down. I used to stick with hycote 400ml for about £8 a can. I've since found a brand called upol & for £6.60, I got 500ml. Tho our tastes in final finish vary, I do like watching your channel. Your models are always superbly finished
Excellent result again David. Looking online, 1mm blue tape seems to be by 3M. Hope this helps.
Hi Paddy, great comment thanks. Thanks also for the manufacturer. Had a quick search,3M make a roll 1.6mm dia which would be perfect. I also found Tamiya do a 1mm fine line tape now. Appreciate your help 👍👍👍
Just like it came out of the factory only better!
Ment to ask, size of black rivets & source?
@@davidtozer6893 Hi - size is 2.4 (mm dia.) x 6mm - I think though I will be buying 2.4 x 4mm in future - 6mm is a bit long I think. Bought them through ebay - plenty of suppliers there. Hope this helps ... David
Tamiya do a thin masking tape made for masking round corners. I got some from Hobbycraft.
Thanks Peter. Yes, I have been pointed in that direction. I will be placing an order for a couple of the sizes. This must be a fairly new addition to the Tamiya range - it looks exactly what I want 😊👍👍👍
Excellent restoration David, it was a shame about the door panel, but a good save in the end .
Tamya do a range of flexible masking tape its white in colour and comes in some very narrow rolls
All the best Martin 👍
Thanks 👍 Martin. Yes, I have searched this and Tamiya do make 3 rolls of flexible tape down to 1mm. I will get them on order. Brilliant - this must be a fairly new addition to their range. 👍👍👍😊
Very nice meticulous restoration David it turned out beautiful, its great to see you taking the plunge into the caustic soda stripping methods i hope you feel less anxious using it now as i remember from your older videos you mentioned you was a bit hesitant in using it, but i hope you see the benefits and speed of how great it works. great job buddy👍👍👍
Many many thanks - sorry for the delay, much appreciated ... David
Hi David, I notice you haven't posted a video for several months and hope that all is well with yourself.
Beautiful resto job and I do like listening to your soothing tones, so thanks for the video.
Tamiya still produce 1mm masking tape and there are any number of "Chinesium" variations available from such sources as eBay.
Hi Peter - thanks for your concern. Tough year - big changes in my railway modelling. I have prepared my studio for videos. Will be posting an explanatory video very shortly. Thanks for your support.
Great work David stay safe mate
Many thanks Brian. Stay safe ... David👍👍
They might not be "stock" but the smooth tyres look better, the others look more "Massey-Ferguson" than RR.
Hi David - totally agree. The tread is over-scale, no doubt about it 👍👍👍
You do some great work.... what do you do with the stuff you restore. Is it bought to you for repair or does you find the old models yourself.
Thanks George. It was not originally my intention to collect Dinky Toys, but this is how it has developed. I have sourced and purchased each model for restoration but I have also bought examples that I will no restore. The collecting bug has bitten - I have a growing collection 😊😊😊
Hi David glad to see you're a bit more confident using the Caustic , great job on the Rolls keep it up mate! Bob.
Thanks Bob. Yes, I bought a bread tin from Morrisons for £2. Cant find the giant sausage jars though, but I am happy with the tin. Appreciate the help, and the comment 👍👍👍
Good job....nice restoration...well done bro...😉🙂👍
Many thanks - always appreciated 👍👍👍
Superb work! The poshest car in Deresley?!
Lord Deresley himself is driven around in his. ;)
Thanks - it is now 😊😊😊👍
Tamiya make a flexible masking tape ideal for camouflage etc
nice work and thanks for the inspiration found my brother's phantom and am considering restoring it. where would you get the tires for these?
Very nicely done, learned a lot. Size & source of rivets?
Many thanks David. Rivets 2.4 x 6mm source - several on ebay. ( I think I will go for 2.4 x 4mm next time). 😊😊👍👍
Nice work good to see your restoration always clear. And to the point. Can I ask if you do the boxes to and is so where did you get the template for them. Keep up the good work.
Thanks John, appreciate the comment. No I buy the boxes. These are from a company called DRRB (link below). They are a bit pricey but they are good quality and made to the original dimensions. 👍👍👍
dinkyboxes.com/
Надо было зачистить швы от отливки кузова.
You can make the spirit of ecstasy from tin foil.
Interesting, thanks. I am assuming you mean the think metal foil from drinks cans ?? 👍👍
@@davidhyde4329 yes, it is easily worked with scissors or pliers, and we are not looking for a replica as such just an indication that something is there.
Where are you located and how much would it cost to have mine refurbished mines about the same condition as the before video might be missing the side windows which isn’t a deal breaker but I’m thinking of a little more customization as the queen previously used a custom rolls Royce phantom v limo so I wanta do mine for the queens limo tho her cabin was taller and looks like it had a sunroof not going that far just about the flags Color’s and the emblem thing on the roof originally I was gonna do a Matt black top and a metallic red side panels but I think it being a limo and since the queen has passed I think doing it custom for the queen would be a better idea mine too is missing the hood oriment no biggy
G/J as always David. I seem to recall from my childhood that I think corgi either came with or you could by separately some self adhesive number plates to stick onto your models.
Many thanks Gordon. Yes number plates were available at the time (still are I am sure). But I like to restore to the original look - and they were not sold with them. I know the colour is not original - I will probably avoid metallic colours in future. Appreciate the comment 😊👍👍
I just got myself one of these I thought it was hot wheels scale so kinda disappointed I wanta collect same scale but hot wheel scale are all phantom 6’s claiming to be 5
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