Nice job, Pete - looks very elegant. I think the 'horns' on the bumper were actually fog-lamps rather than horns: the model is probably based on the Mulliner car of 1958, so the horns would have been inboard, behind the small intakes flanking the main grille. An anorak point, no doubt, but I don't get out enough, as I may have said before! Great idea with the tea strainer thing in the ultrasonic - I am forever losing stuff! Your chrome came up a treat.
Thank you and you're absolutely right about them being spotlights, I don't know why I ever thought they'd be horns. And it's not an anorak point to me. I wish I could claim the tea strainer idea, but that was actually supplied with the machine! I did think it was just a tea strainer though.
@PBsRetroRestorations can not want to see you get started on that I don't think any revell kit is going to be easy Peter I am trying to get on to do one of the dda models I have 3 of them but all I am doing is just buying more models The wife thinks I am out of control lol But anyone Peter hope to see the progress on the revell kit and hope you and your family are going well
Came out great! They sure don't make modern toy cars with that level of detail. Thanks for leaving all the bloopers in the video. It makes it more realistic. Things don't always go as smooth as some make you believe!!
Thank you. I always try to show it as it is, it discourages people from getting into the hobby if you paint a false picture of no problem smooth sailing always going right, I think so anyway.
U r too hard on urself. I would have describe another screw and left that one inside as the surprise for the next person. Came out a treat. Cheers Graham
Outstanding restoration, Peter ,the steering mechanism is a bit fiddly. You're not alone getting it upside down 😂, it's all part of the fun ,excellent 3d printed back light holders ,welldone on the fund raising that's amazing. All the best Martin 👍
Don’t be so hard on yourself… I watch your channel on an 80” huge screen TV…. I could see that you were having trouble with the front wheels, I was laughing a little, just a little…cause I could see the problem you were having…upside down… Awesome recreation, love the paint job as well. Lindsay from Alberta, Canada.
Thank you Lindsay. I spent a lifetime of being too hard on myself, I'm trying to get better at that. I am now freaking out that you can probably see every tiny hair and blemish on your jumbo telly lol. I'm truly glad you got a laugh out of it for whatever reason, I think that's my favourite kind of feedback.
Thank you Terry! It's impossible to comment on every video we watch. I watch loads of them and don't always comment, just know that I appreciate you watching & enjoying them.
I think my feeble mind was lumping you all in together which is like saying Australia and New Zealand are the same too, my apologies. I bet the pound shops in Scotland are better than the British ones, we'll see how many of them noticed I said that and wait to be cancelled 😉🤣 Thank you for watching!
A beautiful classic die-cast model. 3D printing technology helps take care of the details. Congratulations 👍💪
It is a lovely shape, and this really was the perfect small job for 3D printing. Thank you very much.
That's a pretty classy resto, PB. It looks really nice with grey tyres. Good paint combo too. Winner, winner, chicken dinner!
Classy, much like myself I like to think. Thanks Gerry!
Great job and nice restoration, congratulations.
Thank you very much!
Nice job, Pete - looks very elegant. I think the 'horns' on the bumper were actually fog-lamps rather than horns: the model is probably based on the Mulliner car of 1958, so the horns would have been inboard, behind the small intakes flanking the main grille. An anorak point, no doubt, but I don't get out enough, as I may have said before! Great idea with the tea strainer thing in the ultrasonic - I am forever losing stuff! Your chrome came up a treat.
Thank you and you're absolutely right about them being spotlights, I don't know why I ever thought they'd be horns. And it's not an anorak point to me. I wish I could claim the tea strainer idea, but that was actually supplied with the machine! I did think it was just a tea strainer though.
That looks amazing pb excellent restoration well done 👍.
Thank you Adrian!
Looks great awesome build PB.
Thank you Ron, thank you for watching.
Looks a million bucks PB. Very nice job! Love the two tone.
Thank You Scott!
Smart looking car now! Good eye for detail and another lives on! Nice video and resto 👍
Thank you Mick, that's very kind of you to say.
Lovely job. Contouring the masking on curves rear wings is not easy
Thank you, it can be tricky. I'm about to try it again on a Corgi Golden Jack Rolls Royce, hopefully I can have some success with that one too.
Looks amazing Peter
Thank You Garry! I started the Revell Easy-Click Bond DB5 on the weekend. I'm not sure it's 'easy' lol.
@PBsRetroRestorations can not want to see you get started on that I don't think any revell kit is going to be easy Peter I am trying to get on to do one of the dda models I have 3 of them but all I am doing is just buying more models The wife thinks I am out of control lol But anyone Peter hope to see the progress on the revell kit and hope you and your family are going well
Great job PB. Got one of these on the go at the moment ,no 3D printer so I did decals for the rear lights. Awesome restoration. 👍
Thanks Andy! If you'd like me to zap you a set, send me an email, I'm happy to help out.
So awesome restoration work bro
I do what I can Yo.
You are not stupid P.B. Everyone has moments like this. I know that I couldn't do what you do. 😊😊
Thank you Cathy. I have had a lifetime habit of talking myself down, I am working on being kinder to myself.
@@PBsRetroRestorations you're welcome, mate. I've gotten to the age where my memory is like a sieve. Lol. Have a good one.
Great resto PB, They are a neat body shape those Bentley's And black and grey look good. Cheers JV
Thank you JV. I see it's snowing now we've left Tassie, Mrs. PB isn't happy lol.
@@PBsRetroRestorations A tad cooler than when you both were here for sure.
Came out great! They sure don't make modern toy cars with that level of detail. Thanks for leaving all the bloopers in the video. It makes it more realistic. Things don't always go as smooth as some make you believe!!
Thank you. I always try to show it as it is, it discourages people from getting into the hobby if you paint a false picture of no problem smooth sailing always going right, I think so anyway.
I'm the first today
Good Job, I've been a bit behind in my replies this week Graham.
Looks shmick
Fully Shmick Bro, thank you Michael.
Third 🥉🤣☺️🍻🇦🇺🦘🏔🌨❄️
Being that first and second were the same person KC, I'm lifting you to second place this week lol.
U r too hard on urself. I would have describe another screw and left that one inside as the surprise for the next person. Came out a treat. Cheers Graham
I am too hard on myself, I am working at getting better at accepting myself for who I am. That's probably a bit deep for a youtube reply probably.
@@PBsRetroRestorations no good mate. Hopefully in time U can heal
Outstanding restoration, Peter ,the steering mechanism is a bit fiddly. You're not alone getting it upside down 😂, it's all part of the fun ,excellent 3d printed back light holders ,welldone on the fund raising that's amazing. All the best Martin 👍
Thank you Martin, it really did my head in for a bit there.
Great colour work PB, and thanks for the fundraising shoutout and your own contributions
Thank you Reidy, I am glad I was able to contribute in some way this year.
Don’t be so hard on yourself…
I watch your channel on an 80” huge screen TV….
I could see that you were having trouble with the front wheels,
I was laughing a little, just a little…cause I could see the problem you were having…upside down…
Awesome recreation, love the paint job as well.
Lindsay from Alberta, Canada.
Thank you Lindsay. I spent a lifetime of being too hard on myself, I'm trying to get better at that. I am now freaking out that you can probably see every tiny hair and blemish on your jumbo telly lol. I'm truly glad you got a laugh out of it for whatever reason, I think that's my favourite kind of feedback.
Hi,PB,still watching your restoration 's,even if I don't comment .All it means is they're ok,no comment needed. Best wishes from a cloudy England!
Thank you Terry! It's impossible to comment on every video we watch. I watch loads of them and don't always comment, just know that I appreciate you watching & enjoying them.
Nice restoration,details and paint job 👌 👍
Thank you Joe.
Great job PB just to let you know we also have £ shops in Scotland as well not just England
I think my feeble mind was lumping you all in together which is like saying Australia and New Zealand are the same too, my apologies. I bet the pound shops in Scotland are better than the British ones, we'll see how many of them noticed I said that and wait to be cancelled 😉🤣 Thank you for watching!
Nice l like it. Had 1 new
@@phill2009c6 Thanks Phill, I’m from a time when Christmas & your birthday were the only times you’d get a car like this one too.
Great job Peter 👍🏻
Thank you Mark!
@@PBsRetroRestorations you're welcome 😊