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very helpful, thank you!!!

That seat is a 10/10. Sensational work. Really enjoying your videos.

Aw man. I really felt that when the connector broke. I've had this happen so many times, and it's so frustrating. Great recovery, though. Excellent video!

Great video man. Thank you.

The thing I would of done different is give the spring a good coat of clock spring grease. Best not to handle with bare fingers as it can hasten corrosion. Use gloves on all cleaned clock parts to prevent the moisture from your fingers getting onto the metal. Sometimes you see corrosion on the minute hands were people touch the hand to adjust the time. Good old butler's and house keepers who were responsible for winding and setting clocks wore cloth gloves.

Why? If you make a moc with instructions, the chinese will copy it. That's "only" worthless plastic, man. If there is a real e-mail I send you a picture of the real one...

Hello there, did u have to use any glue? Or file any pieces?

I just received my aliexpress set. I got it with the box and instructions. However on step 10 of the very first bag I am missing the half circle piece and the swivel pieces. Step 11 you need the same three pieces so I’m missing those 6. Unless they’re in another bag. But I’ve opened the big first bag which had a bunch of smaller bags inside. Did anyone else have a similar issue?

Mine arrived yesterday in the states, thought I would share my story quickly as I haven't started building it yet. It arrived in a big grey plastic bag, rather than a box. Off to a great start! Will post again if I discover any missing pieces.

I just read someone already mention the lego app 🙏

The knife wounds on your fingers are not lost on me. 😊

Fantastic video, very informative and entertaining. And with the challenge of a thumb injury. 👍 thanks

I'm glad that your Titanic turned out all right. There could've easily been pieces missing, the wrong pieces included or pieces in the wrong colours, but it seems to have worked out for you. However, that's not to say that buying a fake Titanic is always a safe option. There's a lot of luck involved.

Thank you for that excellent video. How would I do the on a Sessions mantel clock, please?

can u give the link for this car?

Thank you for the detailed review of this set. I'm no lego enthusiast but I want to start building some of these as a hobby. You sold me on this one. Thank you!

now put the lighting and sound kit on it. it will change the whole thing for you :)

Great video! I was considering getting this set, and now I’m really strongly considering it.

You’re Speedo doesn’t work

Just found your channel! Loved the video, you should have a look at Cobi sets as well, they do all sorts of ships and boats in this scale too and cheaper than lego.

Hope it last another 30 years 😀

Ali Express had the opportunity to fix Lego’s biggest mistake with the design: making it modular.

Rewarding video....

By the way you will remember me im from the Cotswold hills. Nympsfield to be exact. Near Essex. Take care old friend. Oh i had to order a spring today. 45POUNDS AND 600 PONDS FOR A NEW MAIN SPRING WINDER.

I am watching this the second time to day. The I saw your face , I'm still laughing at your innocence but don't undersell your self. Your skills are still brilliant. Last time I saw you you were painting up and finishing clocks. Wonder full.

It would be wonderful if one motor could do the same thing.

I love that bumper! As someone commented, a small dark velour material on the yellow wheel arch section in the boot. You should have painted the area behind the grill black as was original, possibly hand brushed on. I only found your TR6 videos yesterday, you did a great job on the interior! I am rebuilding my old '71, which has been sitting in my garage for 40 years. I rebuilt the chassis and suspension, but the body, which did not look that bad was way worse than I knew.

You can buy another real lego motor off brick link

Thank you for the share. Are you liking this ''new 'hobby''?

lol, you’re just me. That’s exactly how I work, I make things as I go. Great video, thank you

I bought it to but where can i get the pdf ?

Thanks for making this video I’ll be picking one from AliExpress and I’m glad you enjoyed building it I hope I get mine in less time then u had to wait lol take care.

Hello Johnny, A good honest review... shame it did not work correctly. Looking forward to seeing the next kit... Take care. Paul,,

Time to send a gallon of molasses in a weak container

Can you send me the link please, I'm thinking of buying it

If you can add a thermostat to the second work shop, it will be more efficient and comfortable.

A little help, take a claw-hammer and lay it across the tread of the tire when prying off the second bead. Use your pry bar across the hammer just behind the hammers head where it chokes down towards the handle. Using that divot helps keep the bar from sliding and increases the area of applied pressure to a larger area of the tire. The longer the pry bar the easier it is to use and you reserve the energy for the rest of the tires and project. As a city teen transplanted to the country, I had to learn tire patching. It sucks and I’ll pay to have it done if I can, but I still do it when I have to. Fun fact, the higher the sidewall of a tire, the easier it is to take off and put on. New subscriber.

Great video on how to dismantle a slate clock. I have several 1 of which I need to take apart and clean. I like the tip on the material you used to fill in defects on the slate. Hoping to see part 2 which I hope shows how to "polish" the slate back to its original shine. What technique and materials to you use to polish it?

Thank you for the video. I’ve just completed the AliExpress Titanic (not predicated on this video) and like you, found the experience to be excellent. The package arrived in about a week. It had 23 large numbered bags in it, which matched the 23 major stages in the instruction booklet. Everything went together well and there were no missing parts. You are right about the instructions though - the copy version, being much condensed, makes distinguishing some small parts really difficult. The PDF would have been better, although I reverted to using the Lego App as all the parts and colours were in the pack I got were pretty much identical. So, following initial concerns (about whether it would be delivered, whether there would be problems - all of which were unfounded), I have no regrets and am delighted with the end result. Like you, I’m looking for the next now. Thanks again…

Beautiful work

Great design - loved all the problem-solving. I'm now looking for some designs for various size spring holders - the commercial types cost silly money. I thinking maybe copper piping of suitable sizes might do the trick.

Im 68 and remember a yellow TR6 driving past me in 1975 and the exhaust note was perfect. I still remember it. Glad your son recorded a but as you pulled out of his drive. Thanks for the videos. P.S. the matte at the back is the single best design. I would have stayed to pull the tape as well.

This video is so good, that I watched it 6 times. (^_^) keep it up dude.

I absolutely love your presentation on the main spring winder. I have converted your dimensions into inches since I live in California and most of the materials here are in inches. Can you suggest what sizes of mainspring capture sleeves I should fabricate? I will be disassembling my 1919 Junghans mantle clock movement and plan to fabricate a mainspring capture sleeve/can for the time and chime springs and I'm not sure what I should start with for diameters of raw material. Thanks so much for your presentation and for braving the freezing cold temperatures you experience in the winter there. Timm

This video has really helped me. I'm restoring a French movement at the moment with a spring similar to the one you are using. I have two questions. I didn't see you oil the spring. Was that something you did off camera? The other thing is, I didn't see how you measured the length of the spring. Did you simply stretch it out over a table and put a ruler over it, or did you use Daniel's formula?

nice car and not too much rust on the sills by the look of things although beauty is only skin deep so you might need to get a magnet at the suill areas to see how good they really are...floor looks passable but many would replace the entire floor when it looks like this....first time i restored my tr6 40 years ago i just slopped fibreglass all over the floor and this was fine...but now as an old lad i have higher standards so just replaced floors sills and many other panels...all suspension bushings, bearings, disks....you name it.. six thousand pounds and that is not even an engine restore (mine was done 40 years ago and not really drivem much since so engine is ok). all in all the tr6 is my favorite classic and i will eventually convert mine to electric if the old petrol classics happen to be outlawed. My advice to you is to fibreglass those rust holes in wings and other places and cover it up so you can make it beautiful with little cost...and then you can enjoy it as it has not cost a bomb.......no matter what way you do it for yours you are looking at a minimum of around 5K to get it on the road looking at suspension and paint....they are expensive to own and resela value is rubbish these days. Great you are taking the challenge on. enjoy

there are many kits on aliexpress and there is variation in quality. Since you already built yours, could you link to the one you bought?

where can i get the PDF ? do you have a link?

Literally finished my genuine Lego titanic last night other than getting it in the Lego box in the 3 stages makes me wonder what I spent that extra £500 on!? I can’t see much difference to yours at all it’s so identical! Only thing I did notice is the random white brick on the rudder but other than that brilliant it’s a joy to build! Already got the light kit to go in now too!

You could always download the instructions in pdf from the Lego website ? Free. I have been buying with paper book instructions but using the lego pdf on the PC to build due to the ability to zoom in on certain sections is very helpful.