I like the wee man in the boilersuit watching every move. 😂 Fantastic job Fabrik and I'm away to watch your Mamod resto. Well done sir, for bringing these wonderful things back to life.
@@TheFabrikпривет товарищ.🤝 смотрю постоянно.но вот мужик в блестящем комбезе это конечно весьма неправильно.надо матовый комбез,и чуток испачкать мужика.😊
These videos contain some elusive magic that makes you drop everything and stare at the screen, forgetting about everything and opening your mouth)) This is a process of creation combined with the process of rebirth of a thing that, it would seem, is already suitable only for scrap or just for the trash. This is a combination of excellent professional skills of the master with technology. I am fascinated and bewitched by these videos! If only people could be repaired in the same way and made even more beautiful and newer than they were originally! I'm giving you a standing ovation!
There is something incredibly nostalgic about these old toys. A time when the world had not heard of plastics and toys like this were very very special. Can you imagine getting something like this as a kid in those days? To think of all the tooling and planning that went into building a toy like this back then. This was a beautiful restore and your editing was very good (loved the intro). My only teensie weensie critique would have been the two top screws being lined up with the others ; ) Love watching your restores, keep up the great work.
Getting something like this as a kid nowadays would be just as amazing I'd think, perhaps more, because it isn't plastic and looks more like a realistic train! When I was little my father put together his old train set for us kids every year as a tradition, during our Winter Holiday break, and they were EXTREMELY heavyweight train cars I remember, like solid heavyweight metal that would've definitely hurt you if anyone would've accidentally dropped one on your foot or wasn't handling them carefully. It was in the steam train style and had metal tracks and even these little tablets to put into the steamstacks of the engines that made 'steam'. I believe it was electric run, but not too sure, it was a family heirloom handed down. It was huge and complex and quite a sight when all the tracks were laid out and the whole train and cars were chugging along, and I adored the caboose! What happy holiday memories with extended family this brought back!❤
Don't stop doing this phenomenonal work - so much tedium but you are preserving history! This is simple, well-made low-tech clockwork, but look at the artistry of the actual body and lines of the car. Like the clockwork engine, the materials are ALL metal and as symmetrical as any precision work. Keep doing what you're doing! This is BEAUTIFUL 😊
@@alexeysamokhin9022 exactly how much historical value would it have left if it were allowed to continue rotting away until it was little more than a rusty pile of scrap? Sometimes, bringing things back to working condition and looking as close to the way it originally did is the best way to preserve history.
@@alexeysamokhin9022the price would also be zero if it was left to deteriorate like it was before. Sometimes it’s not value that matters. And it’s not as if they changed the entire thing, the only original part that’s gone is paint which is something that couldn’t even be repaired anyway.
I'm sure you know that without my comment, but... What you do is a miracle. We watch your restorations day and night with my 2 year old son. Peppa pig pales in comparison with what you do. Just brilliant!
Wirklich top wieder hergerichtet... bin begeisert.... viel Arbeit... aber ein wunderschönes altes Modell.... und dann noch die Vorführung am Schluss mit Zug !! Spitze !!!🚂
Another great restoration work from ya. Here's to more restorations in the future so that these old toys may have a bright future and never be forgotten.
Beautiful! I love those old tins and really enjoy watching you bring them back to life. BTW: That little repairman watching and telling you what to do really knows his Stuff.😀👍 Thank You!
I always look forward to your next restoration and this was well worth the wait! The engine looks like brand new and it runs like a new one too. The decals and powder coatings look very good and add a lot to the finished model. Thanks for sharing this neat tutorial.
Schönes Model. Für ihr Alter von ca 90 Jahren, ist die Grundsubstanz, nach dem Rostentfernen, doch erstaunlich. So mussten auch keine Teile reproduziert werden. Sehr gut gemacht. 👍👍
Lieber Dieter, normalerweise sind diese Loks nach 90 Jahren gar nicht verrostet. Habe die 880 selbst in zwei Exemplaren, aus Ersatzteilen zusammengesetzt. Diese Lok muss lange sehr nass gelagert worden sein.
Congratulations, Sir! Your dedication, patience and skills to restore this piece of history is remarcable! I love Marklin trains! Excellent work on this!! 👏👏👏😎🥇🚊🚈
What a incredible pleasure it was watching you restore this beautiful model. You sir are extremely talented, i thank you for sharing this with all of us .👍
When I saw at the very end where he winds up the toy and sets it free... it brought back the memory of a young boy with his first clockwork trainset. Many years ago! 😊
Hi, another amazing restoration, great to see this old Marklin running so perfectly..Thanks for sharing your incredible talents with us. Cheers, Paul.👍👍👍
OMG I LOVE the "todoom-todoom" sound it makes thanks to metal-on-metal everything, it's so REAL. Also, as always, wonderful work with the colors and paints and little details like actually GOLD PLATING wow I'm sure it's even better than it was before! I only didn't understand how did you replace the brass for the red "wires" :)
Well mister Fabrik you did it again, but what took you so long? I was waiting for new content coming from you, glad your back. Enjoyed every single minute of this perfect project. Thanks for sharing this beautiful video with me ❤👍👍🇳🇱
Your work is mind boggling. The tools and chemicals you use show a wealth of knowledge. A beautiful restoration. I hope these go in your private ollection or are you restoring them for a customer?? I enjoy watching your work! Kudos!
Your camera work improvements (especially the wider-angle shots showing gloved hands-on movements) and characterization improvements (including the engineer figure in more shots) are great! Wonderful to see the kind of work my Papa did when he restored Lionel Pre-war trains out of his garage in the 1970s and 1980s. Wish he had been able to teach me the skills for it, but also glad to have multiple functional examples of his work on my layout. Keep up the good work!
Bonjour The Fabrik, encore une restauration au top ! J'aurais bien voulu voir le remontage du ressort principal du moteur. Je suis bénévole dans un repair café, et je dois dire que le démontage des objets munis de ressort comme celui que l'on a vu dans votre vidéo (ex. embobineur de cable pour aspirateur) est toujours une source de stress car même avec les précauitions le risque de blessure est grand... En tous cas, encore une formidable vidéo !
Bonsoir Yves et merci !! Le remontage du ressort a été une épreuve 😅 J’avais commencé à filmer mais j’y ai passé des heures. Finalement le tout est rentré en force. Apparemment il existe un outil qui permet qui mettre en tension le ressort afin de le faire rentrer 🤷♂️
A spectacular job of restoring every single piece in this massive project. What is even more impressive to me though, is the masterpiece of video editing done to make this process look so smooth and seamless.
Fascinating. I would never have the patience to do this, and even if I did, I would be the sort who ends up with one part left over and no idea where it goes!
I needed to see something go from a wretched state to brand new again. This was very uplifting. Too bad I can't subscribe more than once. Thank you for the "chicken soups for the soul".
Es ist immer ein Wagnis, solch ein Uhrwerk auseinander zu nehmen. Man darf die Spannung der Feder nicht unterschätzen! Es hat mich einmal 4 Tage gekostet, ein ähnliches Uhrwerk wieder zusammenzusetzen und die Feder wieder einzusetzen... Eine Arbeit, die immer mit Handschuhen und Augenschutz gemacht werden muß!
@@TheFabrik Yes, I can imagine it took you quite a while to re-assemble the clockwork. Was it the first time you did so? It's best to soak such a clockwork in brake cleanser fluid and after 24 hours put it in the ultra sonic bath instead of taking it apart.There is a good chance it comes to life again! Kind regards from Claudia the German antique train collector.
Very professional. A wonderful and interesting restoration job. As a Marklin collector and scratch builder hobbist, I have learned a lot with such a detailed video.
The company that made this train obviously never thought anyone would go through or (pay a horologist to go through the trouble) of servicing the clock work, the fact that you got it going when the clock work was riveted together and there was serious damage is impressive. It turned out beautiful and I love how it's really just steel origami holding it together. :)
Glad to see more Trains coming up my friend, always inspiring and hope one day someone is repairing one of my toys I make as lovingly as you do these. Stay well my friend.
I like the wee man in the boilersuit watching every move. 😂 Fantastic job Fabrik and I'm away to watch your Mamod resto. Well done sir, for bringing these wonderful things back to life.
Thank you very much !!! 😌👍
@@TheFabrikпривет товарищ.🤝 смотрю постоянно.но вот мужик в блестящем комбезе это конечно весьма неправильно.надо матовый комбез,и чуток испачкать мужика.😊
@user-lz4fp2yv8n окуительно высказано.
@@dioramaswety😮uuusing
Wenn Bad nicht lange, wohl nicht SO schlimm
There is a very realistic sound when, in motion, the wheels pass through the expansion spaces... beautiful!
Yes, the sound is fantastic.
I never cease to be impressed when those badly corroded and seized clockwork mechanisms are returned to like-new condition! Amazing work, as always.
A Märklin locomotive deserved this magnificent restoration.
These videos contain some elusive magic that makes you drop everything and stare at the screen, forgetting about everything and opening your mouth)) This is a process of creation combined with the process of rebirth of a thing that, it would seem, is already suitable only for scrap or just for the trash. This is a combination of excellent professional skills of the master with technology. I am fascinated and bewitched by these videos! If only people could be repaired in the same way and made even more beautiful and newer than they were originally! I'm giving you a standing ovation!
Wow thank you so much. Always a pleasure to share 😅 Glad you enjoyed it 😌🙏
Sensibilita', abilita' manuale, intelligenza unita al cuore, al sentimento, possono fare piccoli miracoli come questo restauro. Un caro saluto.
There is something incredibly nostalgic about these old toys. A time when the world had not heard of plastics and toys like this were very very special. Can you imagine getting something like this as a kid in those days? To think of all the tooling and planning that went into building a toy like this back then. This was a beautiful restore and your editing was very good (loved the intro). My only teensie weensie critique would have been the two top screws being lined up with the others ; ) Love watching your restores, keep up the great work.
Thank you very much 🙏 Glad you appreciated it 🙌
Getting something like this as a kid nowadays would be just as amazing I'd think, perhaps more, because it isn't plastic and looks more like a realistic train!
When I was little my father put together his old train set for us kids every year as a tradition, during our Winter Holiday break, and they were EXTREMELY heavyweight train cars I remember, like solid heavyweight metal that would've definitely hurt you if anyone would've accidentally dropped one on your foot or wasn't handling them carefully.
It was in the steam train style and had metal tracks and even these little tablets to put into the steamstacks of the engines that made 'steam'. I believe it was electric run, but not too sure, it was a family heirloom handed down. It was huge and complex and quite a sight when all the tracks were laid out and the whole train and cars were chugging along, and I adored the caboose!
What happy holiday memories with extended family this brought back!❤
@@Fleur_de_Rosémy dad offered me a train when I turned 8. Best day of my life 😅 Glad to bring the memories back 😌🙌
I as well with my Grandfather. Except his took mineral oil. Always had that old time smell to it. Man, that was a long time ago : 0@@Fleur_de_Rosé
Amazing! No "child's" toy is made to be fixed these days, nor for many decades. Great work!
Thank you 😌 Glad you enjoyed 🙌
I love to see these beautiful old toys restored to a second life! Great job! Thank you!!
Une seconde vie mais plus pour des enfants, mais plutôt des adultes passionnés.
Don't stop doing this phenomenonal work - so much tedium but you are preserving history! This is simple, well-made low-tech clockwork, but look at the artistry of the actual body and lines of the car. Like the clockwork engine, the materials are ALL metal and as symmetrical as any precision work. Keep doing what you're doing! This is BEAUTIFUL 😊
As a train buff i love seeing anything like this restored ❤
Great restoration good for 93 more years if not more then that they don't make toys like that anymore 👍🏆
Это не реставрация, это убийство всей исторической ценности объекта, теперь это просто новодел.
Shut up. We dont care if it apparently destroys the value. What matters is that it now functions@@alexeysamokhin9022
@@alexeysamokhin9022 exactly how much historical value would it have left if it were allowed to continue rotting away until it was little more than a rusty pile of scrap? Sometimes, bringing things back to working condition and looking as close to the way it originally did is the best way to preserve history.
@@admiralglenn2323 похоже вы просто не знаете что такое реставрация. Это не реставрация. Вещь убита её цена тепер 0.
@@alexeysamokhin9022the price would also be zero if it was left to deteriorate like it was before. Sometimes it’s not value that matters. And it’s not as if they changed the entire thing, the only original part that’s gone is paint which is something that couldn’t even be repaired anyway.
I'm sure you know that without my comment, but... What you do is a miracle. We watch your restorations day and night with my 2 year old son. Peppa pig pales in comparison with what you do. Just brilliant!
I do wish clockwork toys were still a thing. There's something incredible about winding up a toy and watching it go without electricity.
Ювелирная работа!!! Полный восторг!!! У Мастера золотые руки!!! Браво!!! ❤❤❤❤
Well done! Most Creators would not decompose the drive. You took care of literally every cog. I love such perfection. 👍
Thanks a lot 😌🙏 My pleasure 🙌
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Wirklich top wieder hergerichtet... bin begeisert.... viel Arbeit... aber ein wunderschönes altes Modell.... und dann noch die Vorführung am Schluss mit Zug !! Spitze !!!🚂
We are really lucky there are still people with the patience and skill to repair these old treasures. Great Job!
Thank you ! Glad you appreciated it 😌👍
Thank you for your report. I was a maintenance mechanic for many years so I can understand and appreciate your work. Job well done.
When that knob fell out, I almost cheered!
Likewise! What a relief
I love when historic stuff like this gets new life. Where else it could end up in the dumpster or just rot apart.
Another great restoration work from ya. Here's to more restorations in the future so that these old toys may have a bright future and never be forgotten.
Great job on 1931’s pre-war marklin rs900 locomotive-restoration the febrik 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Beautiful! I love those old tins and really enjoy watching you bring them back to life. BTW: That little repairman watching and telling you what to do really knows his Stuff.😀👍 Thank You!
Thank you ! Glad you appreciated it 😌👍
Благодарю мастера за отличную работу. Все сделано с душой. Получилось лучше нового. Удачи вам на канале.📹🚋👍🔥
Thank you 😌🙏
Великолепная реставрация! Золотые у вас руки👍🏻🌟
Thank you !!!
@@TheFabrik 😘
@TheFabrik we will overcome rushism together!
Beautiful restoration! It always amazes me to see treasures from the past come back from the brink in such a beautiful way. ❤❤❤
I always look forward to your next restoration and this was well worth the wait! The engine looks like brand new and it runs like a new one too. The decals and powder coatings look very good and add a lot to the finished model. Thanks for sharing this neat tutorial.
Thank you very much 😌🙌 glad you enjoyed
Schönes Model. Für ihr Alter von ca 90 Jahren, ist die Grundsubstanz, nach dem Rostentfernen, doch erstaunlich. So mussten auch keine Teile reproduziert werden. Sehr gut gemacht. 👍👍
Lieber Dieter, normalerweise sind diese Loks nach 90 Jahren gar nicht verrostet. Habe die 880 selbst in zwei Exemplaren, aus Ersatzteilen zusammengesetzt. Diese Lok muss lange sehr nass gelagert worden sein.
Congratulations, Sir! Your dedication, patience and skills to restore this piece of history is remarcable! I love Marklin trains! Excellent work on this!! 👏👏👏😎🥇🚊🚈
Thank you very much !! That was a huge work 😓😅 Märklin is the best !!
What a incredible pleasure it was watching you restore this beautiful model. You sir are extremely talented, i thank you for sharing this with all of us .👍
Thank you 🙌
Just a toy? What precision of fulfillment! What excellent engineering!
Beautiful patient restoration, un-seizing the clockwork motor with ultimate care. Thank you!
Thank you !! I wasn’t sure I could save the motor 😅
That restoration couldn't be done better. Amazing work. 👍
Wow, nice work man, I like it a lot but the sound made by the wheels on the railway drove me crazy, i just love it !!!👍❤️❤️🚂🚃🚃🚃🏆🥇📢
Yay thank you very much !!!
Beautiful restoration. Thank you!
Well done, from trash to treasure. I enjoyed watching your work. Thank you for sharing. God Bless you
Thank you 🙌
Superb restoration project. I wouldn't have dared to take the clockwork drive apart, in case I had some bits left over when I came to reassemble it.
Thank you ! I wasn’t sure I could make it 😒😅
Great restoration 🫀 Watching from Malaysia 🇲🇾
That is splendid how you restored that toy locomotive to working order. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work.
Thank you very much 🙏 Glad you enjoyed it 🙌
I’m an absolute sucker for vintage toy restorations. Masterfully done.
When I saw at the very end where he winds up the toy and sets it free... it brought back the memory of a young boy with his first clockwork trainset. Many years ago! 😊
I love watching your channel. You do such fine work. I'm a kid at heart, so everything you do, I want!!
Thank you so much 🙌 Glad you appreciated it 🙏
Amazing. Most people do not realize how much work it is to shoot a video like this
Definitely 😰😅
Hi, another amazing restoration, great to see this old Marklin running so perfectly..Thanks for sharing your incredible talents with us. Cheers, Paul.👍👍👍
Ling time no see ! Thank you very much Paul 🙌
I was wondering why no videos. Good to see you performing magic again.
Cheers, Paul. 👍👍🙏
Top quality work, without a bunch of explaining or music blasting.👍
OMG I LOVE the "todoom-todoom" sound it makes thanks to metal-on-metal everything, it's so REAL.
Also, as always, wonderful work with the colors and paints and little details like actually GOLD PLATING wow I'm sure it's even better than it was before!
I only didn't understand how did you replace the brass for the red "wires" :)
Thank you very much !! I glued them with epoxy glue ;)
Какие же классные были старые игрушки 🤝👍🔥🔥🔥
Well mister Fabrik you did it again, but what took you so long? I was waiting for new content coming from you, glad your back. Enjoyed every single minute of this perfect project. Thanks for sharing this beautiful video with me ❤👍👍🇳🇱
Thank you very much !!! Glad you appreciated it ! I just needed time to make some new videos. I’ll post more often from now ;) Thanks again !
I never knew MARKLIN had wind up Trains ! Nice work Mate !
Thank you !!
Как обычно прекрастная реставрация!
Привет из Беларуси! 🇧🇾
Thank you !!! 🙏
Неужели есть люди для кого это обыденость .....ведь такой ремонт мастеру в удовольствие превращается...
Another beautiful project completed! Truly a joy to watch! Absolutely love your treasures, thank you for the entertainment! Very well done!
Long time no see ;) Thank you very much 🤩🙏
Your work is mind boggling. The tools and chemicals you use show a wealth of knowledge. A beautiful restoration. I hope these go in your private ollection or are you restoring them for a customer?? I enjoy watching your work! Kudos!
Thank you very much ! I usually do this for my own collection 😌🙌
@@TheFabrik that’s great to hear!!
Amazing ! You have a passion for these toys 😅👍
Yeah !!! Thank you so much ! My dad bought me a train for my birthday when I turned 8 years old. I can remember just like if it was yesterday 😌🙌
Your camera work improvements (especially the wider-angle shots showing gloved hands-on movements) and characterization improvements (including the engineer figure in more shots) are great!
Wonderful to see the kind of work my Papa did when he restored Lionel Pre-war trains out of his garage in the 1970s and 1980s. Wish he had been able to teach me the skills for it, but also glad to have multiple functional examples of his work on my layout.
Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much 🙏 Glad to bring the memories back 😌🙌
Great job . Better than new ! They didn’t have powder coating then .👏👌💖
That's great! The sound of wheels is real!
Incredibly beautiful and skillfully done work! A pleasure to be part of!
Great restoration! It's very satisfying to see and hear the little train running!
Absolute perfection....great to see you at work again...thank you.
Thank you very much 😌😅
Bonjour The Fabrik, encore une restauration au top ! J'aurais bien voulu voir le remontage du ressort principal du moteur. Je suis bénévole dans un repair café, et je dois dire que le démontage des objets munis de ressort comme celui que l'on a vu dans votre vidéo (ex. embobineur de cable pour aspirateur) est toujours une source de stress car même avec les précauitions le risque de blessure est grand... En tous cas, encore une formidable vidéo !
Bonsoir Yves et merci !! Le remontage du ressort a été une épreuve 😅 J’avais commencé à filmer mais j’y ai passé des heures. Finalement le tout est rentré en force. Apparemment il existe un outil qui permet qui mettre en tension le ressort afin de le faire rentrer 🤷♂️
@@TheFabrik Ha ha, je ne sais pas pourquoi, mais cela ne m'étonne pas pour le ressort !
What an incredible restauration. Master piece. Congratulations
Absolute pro! It's quite a treat to watch this in action, I appreciate uploads such as this.
Magnificent restoration!! Well done!!👏👏
wow that train never looked better 👍
Great job! That Märklin RS900 locomotive looks so cool now.
Your work requires lots of patience and innate talent,
😍😍😍👌👌👌
это здорово,что таким вещам даете новую жизнь!!!!Вы молодец!
Sehr schöne alte Märklinlok. Ein richtiges Schätzchen 👍🙋♂️ Gruß vom Michel
Thank you !! Märklin is the best ;)
Wow! Such a beautiful toy! Amazing restoration!! 🙌
A spectacular job of restoring every single piece in this massive project. What is even more impressive to me though, is the masterpiece of video editing done to make this process look so smooth and seamless.
Thank you so much 🙏 Glad you appreciated it 😌👍
What a good job ! Congratulations from France !
Thank you !! I’m French btw 😅
@@TheFabrik D'accord ! Nous nous comprendrons mieux si besoin (je suis abonné)
@@jfulysse9629héhé merci ! 🙌
Unbelievable!
How wonderful the restored locomotive looks!
Fascinating. I would never have the patience to do this, and even if I did, I would be the sort who ends up with one part left over and no idea where it goes!
Beautifully done, fantastic attention to detail 👍
I needed to see something go from a wretched state to brand new again.
This was very uplifting.
Too bad I can't subscribe more than once.
Thank you for the "chicken soups for the soul".
Thank you very much !!!
@@TheFabrik Thank YOU!
A joy to watch...... and what a talent! 👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻
Es ist immer ein Wagnis, solch ein Uhrwerk auseinander zu nehmen. Man darf die Spannung der Feder nicht unterschätzen! Es hat mich einmal 4 Tage gekostet, ein ähnliches Uhrwerk wieder zusammenzusetzen und die Feder wieder einzusetzen... Eine Arbeit, die immer mit Handschuhen und Augenschutz gemacht werden muß!
I wasn’t sure I could reassemble it 😓 It took 2 days to replace the main spring. I filmed it but I decided not to show it… Such a hard work 😅
@@TheFabrik Yes, I can imagine it took you quite a while to re-assemble the clockwork. Was it the first time you did so? It's best to soak such a clockwork in brake cleanser fluid and after 24 hours put it in the ultra sonic bath instead of taking it apart.There is a good chance it comes to life again! Kind regards from Claudia the German antique train collector.
Honestly, Märklin should make you an offer for this beautifully and skillfully restored piece and proudly exhibit it at their headquarters...
You have given new life to this wonderful toy! You have done a good deed!
Hey TF
Loved the transformation from spider webs to full restoration. Great job on all of the small details. Take care😊
Thank you very much !! A train finally ;) 🕷️
@@TheFabrik
You are welcome 🙂
Super travail ! Magnifique ! Bravo ! 😎😎😎
Merci beaucoup 😌👍
Encore une fois très belle restauration. Le résultat est magnifique ! Bravo et merci !
Merci !!! 🥰
Superb restoration, what a result.
Beautiful restoration looks amazing well done 👍
Eine ganz exzellente und sorgfältige Arbeit. Meinen herzlichen Glückwunsch.👍👍👍
Danke !!! 🙌
Fantastic job (as usual) on this beautiful model.
And now with real gold plating...
Long time no see ;) Thank you very much ! I didn’t expect gold plating would work so well 🤷♂️😅
Incredible video. Beautiful restoration 🥰🥰
Very professional. A wonderful and interesting restoration job. As a Marklin collector and scratch builder hobbist, I have learned a lot with such a detailed video.
Thank you !! Glad you appreciated it 🙌 Always a pleasure to share 🙌
I love the silver powder coat. Nice work. Keep it up.
Thank you 🙏
That is very cool. I had no idea that Märklin ever made windup toys. I only know them as suppliers of HO scale electric trains.
The company that made this train obviously never thought anyone would go through or (pay a horologist to go through the trouble) of servicing the clock work, the fact that you got it going when the clock work was riveted together and there was serious damage is impressive. It turned out beautiful and I love how it's really just steel origami holding it together. :)
Thank you very much !! I wasn’t sure I could make it 😰 Glad you appreciated it 😌🙌
What a BEAUTIFUL little model. Well done! 🏆👏🙌
Glad to see more Trains coming up my friend, always inspiring and hope one day someone is repairing one of my toys I make as lovingly as you do these. Stay well my friend.
I am speechless!!! Well done 👍
Very nice green, perfectly combining with other colors :) Good job !
I love the train restorations the best. Great work! It turned out very nice.
Long time no see ;) Thank you very much !!!
The master restorer. Every video. Every time.
Wow thank you !!! 😌🙌
Beautiful job......but I kinda liked the way it looked all rusty. Id like to have one with the inside rebuilt but the exterior showing its age😊
Thanks ! I like the rusty aspect too ;)
I love these videos I bet most of the things you restore didn't look that good when they were brand new!
Wonderful restoration, excellent craftsmanship.