Hope to see you back one day Mark

I had the Imai version back in 1966 that came with the windup motor.

These all use the fuselage to be the negative conductor as do the rest of these AC. Soldering a wire to the negative terminal in the fuselage is a sure fire way to get these to work.

Lovely job 👍

Our videos are almost identical,we have not spoken for a few years. Hope you are OK and survived the cough? Thank`s for your help at the time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2OThJ6gm8qdfM0

No Swastika on the tail.

You made a good job of that car

Very nice work. Thanks for the show. Have a great weekend.

I HAVE COMPLETE NEVER PLAYED WITH IN ORIGINAL CONDITION AND BOX FROM MY FATHERS 500 PIECE DINKY COLLECTION HE ACQUIRED STATIONED IN EUROPE AS A LIAISON OFFICER IN THE AIR FORCE. BEAUTIFUL BOXED COLLECTION I INHERITED AFTER HIS PASSING.

You know what...considering the age of the kit and the quality you did a pretty good job there...i thought the vehicle was white in the show but it looks good in silver. An enjoyable watch. Thanks 👍❤️

I have bout such thing two days ago!

I have an original one of these from my childhood. The motor still works and I use a Duracell MN21 12 volt battery. This makes the propeller spin really fast like it used to when it was new. It is slightly shorter than the original battery (it's 27mm long) but bending the negative pole in slightly has worked.

I have same model, it's fantastic. Even acoustic recordings sound great in that machine.

Great job 👍

Lovely restoration. Seems with all Dinky/Corgi cars, the front wheels are too far in the wheelarches, giving the impression of a narrow front track. I put small spacers on the inside, bringing the wheels nearer to the side bodywork and a more realistic look from the side. Just a thought.

hello there. have taken a restoration on board. motor in amazing condition, on running the continuity test it shows off and on as yours does BUT when i try to run it the battery gets warm ??!!! Not my field of expertise--- what am i getting wrong ?

Thanks for choosing a series one, lovely, cheers

Reconozco que cuando vi la combinación de colores, tuve mis dudas. Pero quedó fina y elegante, a tono con el modelo a escala. Muy lindo auto y muy buenos detalles. ¡Gracias por compartirlo!

I have a new boxed one of these. I think I will sell it along with the Imai SPV from Captain Scarlet.

multi axle steering, the degree of lock reduces with axle centres; as the wheel base decreases. See Alvis Stalwart and Tyrell P4. - Having second of wheels set not touching the ground would seem to be a cheat! Mole grips perfect M/c toolkit accessory; for gripping geatshift splines when using as a makeshift gearchange lever to get you home!

Realmente: un trabajo muy prolijo y respetuoso de restauración y renovación de un muy buen modelo a escala, con varios detalles muy interesantes. Felicitaciones por el resultado.

Black underneath? Underseal. Should be matt black with a little gloss to highlight the oil leaks 😄 Good work!

Out on tha dance floor bumpa ta bumpa ... Wait a minute! WHERE'S ME JUMPA.??

Noice good mate, cheers Graham.

This is great

Great job on that 109 and those cards I remember those..

Loved watching that restoration. Can I ask what rivets you used and drill bit sizes as I’d like to have a go at restoring an old Humber Hawk police car 👍

GORGEOUS! BRILLIANT! I'll hopefully be restoring a Rambler for my cousin as a gift for her Christmas village. My Aunt Dot (short for Dorothy) could pack eight kids in the Nash, in the '60's. Thank you for reminding me of good times.

Yes, I'm here 3 years later, with a gorgeous BF109E without a motor! I love your videos; your voice is soothing and so detailed in delivery. I cannot find any Sea Kings in the US, so I was wondering if @Diecast Rescue has found a source for a replacement motor. If not, I'll try getting an ultra low RPM motor to show off the propeller motion in my diorama scene. Cheers!

Very good...a great intro to this hobby

Bonjour, pourrais-je utiliser un extrait de votre vidéo, dans le cadre d'un montage que je prépare sur toutes les Dinky Toys électriques ????? Cordialement Jean Brun

Interestingly (or not depending on personal taste) In the serialised original version it was a Dustcart that was used which came from a museum. In the movie, the heroes inexplicably find a 190 year old Morris J van in a warehouse/garage on the outskirts of London in working order ! 🤨 Not to mention everyone wearing 60's clothing that is inexplicably well preserved 190 years later 😆

Good morning, would you give me the authorization to use the end of your beautiful video to illustrate a montage of presentation of the electric Dinky Toys ??? Cordially Jean Brun

Very nice restoration 👍

Stunning restoration on the Citroën DS , l think you could've mad3 tye rear windscreen by making a buck out of modelling clay or plasticine and carefully heating some plastic frommsome packaging over it , just a thought ?

For detail painting, I use a toothpick for better control. Where did the tires come from?

I've got the same car from my late brothers collection which is in fair condition with spare. Reproducing the number plates would set this off nicely I think. Good job.

Great job!

Restauração incrível! Parabéns! 🎖

Looks like this stuka hit hard

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Nice..subs added

15:23 easily part of the toys to tie in with the 1969 "Battle of Britain" movie.

10:54 beautiful. I noticed for this A6M5 you used the markings of the 261st Kokutai based in Saipan (1944).

Although it was described as a mark ll it was based on a mark Vb reference the cannon bulges on the wing.

Dinky aircraft wingtips were the perfect shape to prise paint lids open, it was just too tempting hence all the warped wings

Of course this is a IIC which entered service after the Battle of Britain however at least 2 experimentally cannon armed Hurricanes did serve during the battle

Vehicle looks like a lovechild of Stingray Corvette and Soviet BRDM-2....

Whom are you ordering the parts from?

So who is sales replacement parts for the 719 dinky spitfire?