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It looks great after renovati 0:20 on. Brilliant modification 👍💪

The bumper will be better in grey

Nice one Marty!

Theres no way Kevin is sleeping it off after that much baking soda 😂

Would be better to use tin than lead, harder and not nearly so poisonous.

I do believe I have one of these in my old collection. Probably same condition. Nice.

Just enough time has gone by since I binged on all your videos that I can do it again! Has it been 5 years since? Love your content! Can't wait for a Coronation Coach...love from Rochester, Minnesota!

Nice compressor Marty.

Given the period, I suspect the round shape in the back is meant to represent a lady's hatbox. (It looks like a stack of luggage, as of a family going somewhere on holiday.)

I've just checked my little red No5 and it is 52 mm it also has smaller windows 7 on the top deck as opposed to 6 on yours. Lovely job you did btw.

“Toe mail clippings” 😂

Very well done Marty, beautiful model! Good job, thank you for the entertainment!

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No Oil?????👎👎👎😱😱😱😱 Viele Grüsse aus Germany

Beautiful makeover! I'm trying to do my own on 6 models that all need new axles. How do I obtain a new axel or axel and wheels?

Nicely done Marty, good looking model!

The Super Kings version of this model was originally released in green. If you live in Australia and looking for the model in the video, it sells on ebay UK for around £75. Even with postage it’s going to cost much less than A$500.

Where has Marty been

Beautiful work as always 👏

Bro you need surgical scissors every workshop needs at.least three of them

Its not pronounced buck-ka-rus- it IS "Bu-ceer- us eerie"

Hi Marty, has your wife figured out yet where her toothbrush keeps disappearing to?

Hi Marty there is an easy test to determine plastic or metal wheels. Simply touch the wheel or wheels to your lip. Metal is much colder than plastic and you can tell almost straight away with a bit of practice. Love the channel, best wishes Mike

That’s a battery box

This is great.

Thank You

Uma mer---😂 👎

Thanks Mart. Going to go and look up some footage of this machine in action. Take care

Where is the brake light on the motorcycle????

Nice job. Fun video at the end.

This would have been a perfect candidate for the custom paint job of the Mustang Steve McQueen drove in the movie Bullitt.🙂

Marty, did you accomplish this restoration before you started the practice of grinding down the axles to remove the wheels, or did you decide to leave the wheels mounted on purpose?

With all your followers you should have sponsors to help finance the hobby. I’ve purchased all sorts of items after seeing your videos. These are great fun. Thank you 🙏

I love coming back to your channel to binge watch some makeovers on a relaxed Saturday. Thank you!

Very well done Marty! Really enjoyed these restorations! The John Deere green was great, your attention to original detail is greatly appreciated! Thank you for the entertainment, very much appreciated!

I dont know how you resisted painting it red or giving it blue stripes. Marty, you're a man of integrity!

A nice job Marty. These Zephyrs weren't featured in the Z Cars TV show, it was the larger model shape that arrived after these - The Zephyr 4, Zephyr 6, and the Zodiac 🚓

The brake fluid does work! You need to submerge the wheels with paint in the brake fluid for several hours. That paint will wipe right off.

I was on the team players cart and champcar series racing team for 3 seasons 😊.

Quite enjoyable as always. 👍

Marty, I am a US follower. This vid featured the “Players Please” cig advert. I knew it sounded familiar and after some looking, found a pic taken on a family trip to Ireland in 1969. This pic was taken in Dublin and shows a “Players Please” advert on top of a building. The building was located at the corner of Abbey St. Lower and O’Connel St. Lower, two doors down from Mooney’s pub. 55 years later the pub is still there but the sign is gone. Go figure…. Thanks for the memories.

Nicely done as always. 👍

The front slanted door on the left hand side gives access to the winch mechanism, the rear rectangular one to the engine room. The operator enters the cabin on the right hand side via a sliding door. The blind 'window' towards the right rear should be louvered, weirdly Lesney omitted this detail.

Looks good it would be perfect on Ho scale train layouts 😂

A leaf spring needs a shackle at one end to compensate for the length change under deflection. Just google leaf spring shackles. The plate is an old Stuttgart reg and would be black on white background on a real vehicle. It's a bit ironic considering the stickers are in English. I painted my childhood survivor with automotive wheel silver, which is a perfect match for many generic silvers used by Lesney, so I recommend getting a can. It'll last forever, I'm still on my first one after all these decades. Now, if you want something to be really, really silver metallic, you need to paint it flat black primer first. The scaffold only really works in conjunction with wooden ice cream lolly sticks as planks.

Once the caustic soda solution has cooled down to ca 40C, you can toss the wheels - and if applicable - other plastic parts in it. This works especially well, if there is paint on them. This will save you a lot of hassle with soapy water and brushes and you'll never need to mess about with brake fluid again.

Simply enjoyable. Thanks, Marty!

Heya Marty Long time watcher (5 years now) you should sharpen those scissors of yours so you dont have any issues in the future! ^^

Great work as always!!!!

Road wheels.