Nice restoration. You picked out a great colour Juan! When we were young, my sister and me were also counting models that came by. It was always fun. Thanks for reminding. 👍❤️
Beautiful, just beautiful. A common game for long driving tips in the US is to count the number of license plates from other states. Last time I did that, I got about 35 of 50 states and a few Canadian provinces. Peace and love Juan.
Stunning job on this one Juan. Especially love the little dog, lol. Your videos are always so entertaining. Thanks for sharing, take care and stay safe my friend.
Great work, Juan, as always. Both the Fiat and the dog turned out great. We used to try to make words out of license plates letters while on the long drive down to Florida vacation (24 hours on the road) before iPads. Way before iPads... 🍁👊
Everyone says nowadays that the Renault 5 was the first supermini but the Fiat 127 came out about the same time and it was a very underrated car. Years ago I went out with a girl whose sister had one. I nearly bought it from her (for £30!) but it had no floor by then. Shame, it was huge fun. Great job you did on this one, colour suits it well and it has it's own guard dog which is better than any alarm system!
Another beautiful model Juan. I love the shade of blue. The model itself is the gallic version of Matchbox's Green MG1300 what with the dog at the window. When I saw you were working your magic on a Majorette, I was hoping this was the next chapter in a French Connection theme... absolutely loved those. Superb work as always.
That's what you get for sticking your finger in a dog's face LOL. Nicely done my friend this car turned out beautiful my friend! Great detailing on the dog by the way!
ME encanta el perrillo!!! aun tengo que conseguir uno de esos. Tengo un majorette jeep cherokee station wagon y tiene un perrillo detras y me encanta!!! Mi madre tenia un 127.
What a nice restoration Juan. I agree about the windshield/body color - they are a good match, though I doubt you ever saw that combination on your trips to the beach 🏖 😂. Good job on the shepherd; very realistic. If I were doing this restoration I couldn’t help but paint in my own dog. But she’s a golden retriever so it wouldn’t very different than the interior color 😂
I noticed that you detailed the dog and the casting, but in particular you didn't detail the license plate or the wipers on it. I'm not sure anyone can detail the wipers. I haven't seen a video where someone has. I don't know if anyone has tried because the technique or the equipment doesn't exist, but it seems those are the only things you didn't detail. And by detailing the dog you brought a whole new level of joy to the casting! You also gave the dog a personality. It brought not only the dog to life, but the video. That's what you give to us with your work, Joy and Life! Safety and Sanitize. Have fun with your toys!
I completely forgot about the license plate... Only realized when you've said it lol. As for the wipers, never thought to do it so I will try at some point in the future. Cheers David
Great color and detailing, the dog looks super, and he is mean as fondue!!! Nice guard dog! We had loads of those cars driving around when i was a kid, today they are very hard to find. I dont know why but Seat only caught up over here in the 80's with the Ibiza mk1 and the Marbella, but we had many Fiat cars, it is only strange because we are the only 2 countries in the same peninsula!!! Stay safe cheers.
@@MatchboxResurrection Fiat 600 was quite popular, Seat was rare. People always went for the mother company although it was te same car with diferent badge.
Todo era mejor cuando éramos pequeños, ¿eh?. Muy buen trabajo. Y siempre tienes algún detalle que va más allá de una restauración. En este caso te has lucido con el perro. Muy buen trabajo, compañero.
Great job as usual Juan. I like this model very much. In Poland in the 70s there were a lot of Fiat 127s, it was a better version of the Fiat 126. Beautiful final presentation. Best wishes
This model is very reminiscent of the Matchbox M.G 1100. I used to prefer Majorette as a child in the late 70s/early 80s as they were usually more representative of the cars I saw on the roads.
Just an everyday car Juan and not many left to tell the tale. There's probably more Majorette 127s still out there than real cars; I think Majorette used better metal.😁 Do you remember if the rear side window really opened like that in the 2-door cars? You should maybe paint a muzzle on that viscious brute, before he has someone's arm off.👍👌😁
As a former owner of a Fiat 127, I have to protest against that dog's location. The rear side windows could only be opened a few centimeters at the rear edge.
Like the color. Good job 👏
Cheers Allen
Nice colour for the Fiat. Looks great
Thanks a lot buddy
Nice restoration. You picked out a great colour Juan!
When we were young, my sister and me were also counting models that came by. It was always fun. Thanks for reminding. 👍❤️
That's what is all about Johnny. Cheers buddy
Great result! Love that blue! That's the best part of this hobby, the memories! Thank you!
That's what is all about. Cheers Mark
I'm very fond of old diecast majorette l have this one still kept it from 40 years ago greetings from iraq.
Nice one!
Thanks a lot mate
when a build brings you back to memories it makes it that more special. nice job on it
Thanks a lot Neil
Very well done !😃👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks a lot mate
Loving the sound effects and a little bit of comedy! You make all of your restorations effortless
Trust me they are not lolol. Cheers Colin
Beautiful, just beautiful. A common game for long driving tips in the US is to count the number of license plates from other states. Last time I did that, I got about 35 of 50 states and a few Canadian provinces. Peace and love Juan.
I guess it was something most kids used to do when there was no tablets and such...Cheers buddy
I was hoping you'd detail the dog and you did just that. Great work! Me gustan mucho tus videos 👍
Muchas gracias
Thanks for taking us back to memory lane. Great work 👌🏼🔥😊
Thanks a lot buddy
Great era of that Majorette models, pretty nice little cars, and this Fiat came out just fine. Simply but clean resto job. Cheers, Juan, keep safe 👍
Couldn't agree more. Thanks Hugo
Hey buddy. Cool choice of castings to work on. It's a cool lil car. The color change and bringing out the wheels were SMART choices 👍
Thanks a lot buddy
Very nice job again, nice choice of colour. Happy memories of when I started driving in the seventies.
Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers David
Stunning job on this one Juan. Especially love the little dog, lol. Your videos are always so entertaining. Thanks for sharing, take care and stay safe my friend.
Thank you so much. You too my friend
Wow, that turned out really stunning, love the colour and the detailing of the lights and indicators, I love it👌👍😊
As always, take care, Nick.
Thanks a lot Nick. Have a great weekend
Lovely little restoration Juan , gotta love the colour on that l'll Fiat 127 , it really suits it 😀😊
Thanks a lot Jerry
Perro malo, ejeje!!! Mítico y muy muy duro el 127, saludos Juan muy buen trabajo 👍👋
Ya te digo que si era duro jajaja. Gracias Dany
Great work, Juan, as always. Both the Fiat and the dog turned out great. We used to try to make words out of license plates letters while on the long drive down to Florida vacation (24 hours on the road) before iPads. Way before iPads... 🍁👊
Now you've mentioned... We used to do something similar too. Thanks Andrew
What a great wee car, Juan...it suits its new paint perfectly! Loving the detail on the derg too!
Thank you very much Davey
Great work as always Juan. Painting the dog has brought it to life.
Thanks a lot my friend
That’s a great color! Perfect for that car. Nice detail with the dog! Great job, as always!
Thank you so much mate
If only we could go back in time my friend. Very nice job and the sound effects always make me laugh. Keep up the good work
Yep, no tablets or mobiles at that time.... Such a simple and happy times... Cheers Richard
Great work Juan the detailing is fantastic mate
Thank you so much Brian
Looks awesome Juan. Love these historical/fond memory builds whenever anyone does them and yours and your story doesn't disappoint.
Thanks a lot buddy
Everyone says nowadays that the Renault 5 was the first supermini but the Fiat 127 came out about the same time and it was a very underrated car. Years ago I went out with a girl whose sister had one. I nearly bought it from her (for £30!) but it had no floor by then. Shame, it was huge fun.
Great job you did on this one, colour suits it well and it has it's own guard dog which is better than any alarm system!
Renault 5 and Fiat/Seat 127 were very popular at the time in Europe. I remember very well the Renault 5 Turbo.... Scary ride lolol
@@MatchboxResurrection Renault 5 Turbo is still insane!
looks gorgeous,love the colour,and I love majorettes ,easy to work on,thanks to leave the original wheels
Very nice clean castings and plenty of detail. Also a good choice of European cars from 70's/80's Cheers Laz
Excellent restoration Juan great colour 👍
Best wishes Martin
Thanks a lot Martin
I love the color of the car, and the dog looks great! Nice job!
Glad you like it. Thanks Bian
Well done for this old diecast its produced 1972 I have the same one exactly
I'ts a really cool one. Cheers mate
Another beautiful model Juan. I love the shade of blue. The model itself is the gallic version of Matchbox's Green MG1300 what with the dog at the window. When I saw you were working your magic on a Majorette, I was hoping this was the next chapter in a French Connection theme... absolutely loved those. Superb work as always.
I guess, I could have done a spin off. Thanks Paul
That's what you get for sticking your finger in a dog's face LOL. Nicely done my friend this car turned out beautiful my friend! Great detailing on the dog by the way!
Lol Cheers buddy
ME encanta el perrillo!!! aun tengo que conseguir uno de esos. Tengo un majorette jeep cherokee station wagon y tiene un perrillo detras y me encanta!!! Mi madre tenia un 127.
Muchas gracias. Es un coche genial
Love the color choice and as you said it works well with the window color. Nice one Juan!
Thanks a lot buddy
What a nice restoration Juan. I agree about the windshield/body color - they are a good match, though I doubt you ever saw that combination on your trips to the beach 🏖 😂.
Good job on the shepherd; very realistic. If I were doing this restoration I couldn’t help but paint in my own dog. But she’s a golden retriever so it wouldn’t very different than the interior color 😂
Yes mate, no many orange windows about lol. Cheers Geoffrey
I noticed that you detailed the dog and the casting, but in particular you didn't detail the license plate or the wipers on it. I'm not sure anyone can detail the wipers. I haven't seen a video where someone has. I don't know if anyone has tried because the technique or the equipment doesn't exist, but it seems those are the only things you didn't detail. And by detailing the dog you brought a whole new level of joy to the casting! You also gave the dog a personality. It brought not only the dog to life, but the video. That's what you give to us with your work, Joy and Life! Safety and Sanitize. Have fun with your toys!
I completely forgot about the license plate... Only realized when you've said it lol. As for the wipers, never thought to do it so I will try at some point in the future. Cheers David
Great choice on the blue Juan, it really suits the 127. Hoping to get my hands on a 127 soon and give it a good going over like you have with yours 🤙🏻
Thanks a lot Jason. Cute little car...
Great color and detailing, the dog looks super, and he is mean as fondue!!! Nice guard dog!
We had loads of those cars driving around when i was a kid, today they are very hard to find.
I dont know why but Seat only caught up over here in the 80's with the Ibiza mk1 and the Marbella, but we had many Fiat cars, it is only strange because we are the only 2 countries in the same peninsula!!!
Stay safe cheers.
How about the Seat 600? Wasn't that popular there? I
@@MatchboxResurrection Fiat 600 was quite popular, Seat was rare. People always went for the mother company although it was te same car with diferent badge.
Todo era mejor cuando éramos pequeños, ¿eh?. Muy buen trabajo. Y siempre tienes algún detalle que va más allá de una restauración. En este caso te has lucido con el perro. Muy buen trabajo, compañero.
Desde luego, todo era mejor cuando eramos pequenos. Un abrazo Juan
Nice one...thank you. Be well
You too. Thanks a lot Brian
Great job as usual Juan. I like this model very much. In Poland in the 70s there were a lot of Fiat 127s, it was a better version of the Fiat 126. Beautiful final presentation. Best wishes
It was very popular all over Europe. Nice, small, cheap and reliable... Cheers Paul
Look's brand new man awesome work cool background 👍👍
Thanks a lot buddy
je suis trop fan...😀😀😀😀
Merci beaucoup mon ami
Perfection my friend 👍🏻😎
Thanks a lot mate
@@MatchboxResurrection You’re welcome 👍🏻😎
Majorette fiat. 127. Restoration okay 👍
Cheers mate
Very nice as always!
Thanks a lot Lee
This model is very reminiscent of the Matchbox M.G 1100. I used to prefer Majorette as a child in the late 70s/early 80s as they were usually more representative of the cars I saw on the roads.
Agree with you. I used to prefer the everyday cars over the Superfast Matchbox models at the time. Cheers mate
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Awesome video
Thanks a lot mate
. Counting Cars...( sigh!) Now, that was a nice sport
And Barreiros trucks..... And motorbikes.... And French cars with yellow headlights...All while we were reading Mortadelo... What a time bro.........
Just an everyday car Juan and not many left to tell the tale. There's probably more Majorette 127s still out there than real cars; I think Majorette used better metal.😁
Do you remember if the rear side window really opened like that in the 2-door cars? You should maybe paint a muzzle on that viscious brute, before he has someone's arm off.👍👌😁
Lol No Dougie. You couldn't open the back windows. You only could do that on the 4 doors. Thanks buddy
Majorette. Fiat. 127 restoration okay ✅
Thanks a lot mate
Beautiful job Juan, when are you doing another live and a face reveal?
Another? Never done one before.... I don't think I'm confident enough to host a live show. We'll see.... Thanks Jose
That looks much better. But be careful with those fingers of yours. Some dogs are surprisingly aggressive! :')
Lol Thanks Luc
thats beautifull, funny enough this 2door has no opening windows in the back
Glad you've noticed... Huge mistake at the Majorette headquarters lol. Cheers mate
@@MatchboxResurrection its part of the charm to make it enjoyable for kids. glad you kept the dog in its position and not behind glass
Heh, finally my Fiat 127 with a dog's head was found, which I lost in the yard around 1987 ...
Lol. Cheers Patryk
As a former owner of a Fiat 127, I have to protest against that dog's location. The rear side windows could only be opened a few centimeters at the rear edge.
That's right mate. Glad you noticed.. Big mistake on the Majorette headquarters lol. Cheers Rudolph