I find it a bit chilling that those linoleum tiles you see under your feet onboard are the same patterns as you would have seen on Titanic's first class reception room and dining saloon.

One of the Richardson was in there with the twins ✌️👌💯👊👊👊👊

My childhood right there! 👍

Amazing "

Your guess is right a mortuary trolley the body goes inside and a sheet covers it and off you go.

I worked there from 1985 to 1990

You post this video a homeless person will look through someone's window watching the video and the homeless person will go ahead and live in one of those caravans and I know it is very unlikely but I'm just saying

I´m going over to the UK for a toy fair in the fall/winter. If I´m looking for Diecast and toy soldiers is NEC or Sandown better?

Very interesting. At least a lot of the parts will have another life.

It's a coal house or coal hole, in Barnsley we pronounce it as "coil oil". 😂

OVER 350 passengers in each of 3 classes plus crew. A flying small town in Kansas

It’s your fault. I’ve started to collect dinky toys again. I won’t say how much I spent in the last two weeks but enough for a good holiday. 🤣🤣🤣

Would love to explore old factories, but Im worried about squatters and other dodgy characters.

I am a recent retired flight attendant and I have flown on many 747 planes ✈️ in my career I think all of them should have been kept in a museum after they retired

I enjoyed watching that, probably the best video of 30ED I've ever seen. I hope to stay there soon myself.

Another beautiful collection you seem to get very lucky on sniffing out people wanting to sell their collections . As I said before, I’ve started collecting now I’ve got quite a few but not many from the vintage era as just getting into the hobby. I’m going to Sandown Park toy fair perhaps see you there. 😊

another brilliant video and another superb selection of toys, nothing evokes my 60s/70s childhood better than matchbox superfast, those boxes alone transport me back to 1970 or 71, my fantastic parents bought me those lovely cars when i was a young boy so the nostalgia is massive! i agree re the 50s yanks, cars were truly works of art back then and the dinky replicas are equally as gorgeous, i have the export version(i think) of the corgi gift set number 48(a lidded box with artwork obviously) and it's one of my prized items, i love your enthusiasm it is truly infectious! thanks again for a great video and best wishes

Hi Im viewing from New Zealand. Im in my sixties in age , so i spent my childhood in the 1960s. I had various makes of metal diecast toys then. Dinky, Corgi , Spot On and Matchbox cars. I like the Citroen CV2 model and the Renault 16. I remember owning a Dinky Hillman Imp in red . I think it would be very rare today. From Carl.

Found you at last will look out for you I’ve Sandown Park on the 18th. You’re not difficult to miss with that big beard lol 😊

I looked under Jones vintage collection. The only thing that came up on eBay was Jordans is that you? 😊

Amazing collection I’m just at the beginning of my journey. I’m sure it’s going to be expensive. lol

I’ve subscribed to your channel and been watching your videos over the last few weeks. I’ve taken the plans and spent quite a lot of money on dinky toys. I bought 10 in one go , I think I’ve been bitten by the bug. Do you sell any? How do I get to your website? Thx DSM BERKSHIRE

There's one exactly like that in yellow, and in better condition, sitting abandoned in finland. Very cool looking rig.

Have you had the fish and chips there yet it’s amazing 🤩

Mate bout 5 years ago when I was six there was a lil tent with random stuff😊

This bloke so called doing the comments is a dick head ,he doesn't know who the model is with the Ford Cortina MK 3 , Graham Hill , otherwise Damon's Dad , both F1 driver's in their day . Why doesn't this prick go and do his research / homework first .

This video / film is out of focus ,so can't see the model's properly ,who ever did this video/ film was a useless idiot ,get someone who can do it properly .

The orange commer is rare to find intact.

Remarkable how the boxes are so mint, after all the years.

It’s absolutely stunning amazing beautiful I am now up to 37 thank you toys but they’re all bought very recently from their main store. I will try and get some vintage but it’s financial thing

Stunning collection I’ve only got 24 different cars but the oldest is from the 70s most of mine I bought lately but I will carry on collecting your collection is fantastic , I had a lot as a kid. I’m 57 years old. Good to see your collection in such wonderful condition. Thanks

I would love to convert that into my house.

My sat nav said its 30mph along there? Just finished it?

Like the two tone Austin not on eBay

Great video thanks

Great models, Jordan!!

What a selection

Great video, visited there from Aberdare back in 2005

Retro classics Original boxes, too

WOW👍‼️. Avengers cars from my all time 1960’s tv series. My local Two Guys department store in New Jersey only had matchbox cards, unfortunately no Gorki or Dinky😢

Love that Softee....so happy I got it before it was gone!! Such great condition!!! :) Also, glad to hear about prices....I'm hoping they stay the same or rise which of course would be even better!

Excellent I wish I can buy this i am from Pakistan.🚗🚘🚙🚚🚛🚖🚔🚑🚁

Saudia use those planes for hajj and omrah charter and scheduled flights and sometimes on domestic routes mostly Jeddah-Madeniha

I likely might have flown on this 747 when I was much younger! It's an ex Malaysia Airlines 747-4H6

brilliant video as usual, someone recently remarked on here that the value of these wonderful old toys will decline as people die off and interest drops as these old vehicles slip further back into obscurity, i disagree, stuff like this is absolutely stunning and will only increase in value in my opinion, one only has to look at second world war memorabilia to perhaps reinforce my point, not a totally appropriate comparison but i'm sure you get my drift, the artwork is stunning and i can see why the values can be doubled if a decent box is present, i have an ecurie ecosse set myself albeit with a repro box but mint original models(no paperwork sadly), those stangs are beautiful, nearly as good as the real thing! i too love dinky but i think the corgis of the 60s were arguably the greatest toys ever, the sheer quality and workmanship and as already stated that dazzling artwork, superb, thanks

nice

Great looking models!!

Wow..looks nice..hope you have good luck selling

Whenever I see these 'boneyard' pictures and videos the thing I think of is all the work that went into the design of each plane. The tooling that had to be created for their construction. The detailed testing for each line number produced. The supply chain that had to be established and maintained. I think of all the contract wrangling that must have taken place. All the meetings, meetings and more meetings needed to work out every last detail. Meetings that were often contentious as rival factions within a company fought over this or that issue. The river of deadines that had to be met. And finally the Next Big Thing, the New Shiny Object enters service. Then in a relatively few years, with the drop of a crude steel blade from a crane, or the beating administered by a backhoe, they are reduced, in a few minutes, to soda can material.

3:15 ... All those Airphones that were probably never used.