Matchbox Lesney

[@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS]

Nice work looks awesome great job cheers KC Tasmania Australia

[@Adriansmith805]

Amazing restoration turned out Perfect well done 👍.

[@johnnyvscustomsgaragetassie.]

Nice Resto to an old girl in need of some love. And you did it right by not paint the underneath fully. Cheer's Tassie John

[@martindaredare]

Great job looks good.

[@tonyhughes1958able]

As usual a great job and not over restored.

[@glynstimpson]

Very nice job great Finnish

[@chezsnailez]

As a user of CitruStrip we find it helpful to just brush a layer onto it and let it sit in an enclosed dish to let air aid in the chemical process. Seems to work better for us than dunking.

[@markdobell2677]

Nice!!!

[@jakerademacher4258]

Nicely done Zach, takes a steady hand for the details, imagine trying to do it on an assembly line. With time constraints.

[@vintagediecastrestoration]

I think about this often when doing the paint details. I have the utmost admiration for the Lesney Ladies.

[@2ahdcat]

Yup, You are correct. This *is* pretty cool :)

[@stevewilson6390]

We all have our favourites and the trucks are mine ! You mentioned the Nestle models you have restored in the past . I worked for Nestle as a lorry driver ,and at that time the ERF trucks was the truck of choice for the company .

[@vintagediecastrestoration]

That's so cool! I've done a couple of them, one original and one custom. It's a favorite model because of the working sliding door.

[@stevewilson6390]

@@vintagediecastrestoration Yep i remember it well , it was the 69a . I'm one of your subscribers and i have to say i enjoy your channel , your filming , narration, and restoration on all models and boxes is done to a high standard.

[@kenr1067]

I had that one,as a kid, and gave it to a collector. I didn't see any number on it though. I think it said Lesney England in the cavity. How do you know the number, just asking.

[@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS]

Matchbox reference book has pictures # numbers for each colour etc cheers KC Tasmania Australia

[@vintagediecastrestoration]

I use the Stannard guide to identify most models, it uses lots of different identifying characteristics on a model to assign a code identity.