Redline Restoration : Tribaby
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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Had some fun restoring up this minty Hot Wheels Tribaby !
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Awesome video,shows these rides cruising down a track after! And ignore the haters your videos are making us laugh !
I'm not going to lie. When I first discovered this channel I was like, "Seriously! You're making car sounds. Vroom, vroom buddy." But, now I don't want to miss a single posting. Always looking forward to the vroom vroom. LoL
True fact
I personally Love the commentary and voice overs. I helps to show what processes He went through and the issues He ran into. Awesome Job.
watching paint sizzle is better than watching it dry!
Yes!
Sizzlers were later and had plastic bodies.
Wait ... what?
S C
This is true
Brake fluid works but you have to let it soak. Just watch ToyPolli he uses it all the time. And I'm pretty sure even bare metal started using it after he watched toy polli as well. If you haven't watched toy you really should. He has a lot of great tips when it comes to working on plastics. Great channel by the way. I like that you are new to this. See I'm 47 and I still have all my hot wheels from when I was a kid. I've really been thinking about restoring my cars that are in rough shape. You know the ones kids paint. Yeah I've got probably 10 or 15 out of about 100 cars I painted when I was a kid. Would like to restore them. I like bare metal but he seems like a pro. You do a great job for beginners. It's nice to watch you as you learn and basically learn from your mistakes ( the few you have at least). Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing with us. You really do a good job and I like watching you play with the cars heh.
I appreciate you checking out my videos Roy, I'm glad you get that I'm a novice and not pretend to be better than I am. Brake fluid may work alright after a good soak but I need something faster acting. Going to try some of the other guys suggestions as my experience with brake fluid just takes to long. I don't have a lot of time to get these videos done and out. Thanks for watching, I hope you dig out all your old cars and fall in love with them all over again!
We don't always know quite what you'll say! It makes your presentation style unique, and the pop culture references mixed with treating it like an animate object adds to the fun. We can handle occasional blurry shots because the effort, time, and originality is there.
Painted cars like this are gems, the thick ass layer of paint some kid put on 30 years ago or more protects the zinc coating.
I've not seen this model before. Very cool
So beautiful I have been brought to tears.
Turned out awesome
That is how mood during restoring toys shall be! Happy and funny :-) Great craftsmanship and play. Keep doing it like this!
You changed the color of the table! I almost didn’t recognize you 😂. I’m glad I clicked to watch anyways.
Video quality was way better. Please continue having fun on camera and sharing stories. You a joy to watch!
Turned out awesome you can never go wrong with spectraflame green
I saw a box of matchbox cars today at department store... They look larger in camera... Makes one respect the skill of restoring these cars...well done!!...a quote from the Matrix, "OK.. you have some skill"........ Cheers!.
Please get a collection of all the paint removal lol most interesting and relaxing watching it bubble
looks well smart.another superb resorection
You should make T-shirts that read “nobody tells brake fluid to suck it.” I’d buy two.
I was just working on some shirt designs 10 mins ago!
The commentary keeps me coming back.
Turned out amazing. 👍🏻
Absolutely love your videos and commentary
I love this type of restorations
You should do voice overs. You literally talk about paint drying... and make it entertaining! Great posts. 👍
Fits like a glove !
3:02 "Listen to it sizzle." Crickets, lots of crickets. "Or not. Or not." LoL
Beautiful work and love the humor. Looking forward to seeing your next video.
best paint job so far -- doesn't look overdone!
Working on it Jim, different paint jobs for different cars. I'm learning. Thanks for watching :D
Just found this exact model in a box of old hot wheels hidden in a cedar chest at a friend's lake house. Probably hadn't been played-with since the early '70s when it was new. Also, come back to UA-cam!
Love the color!!!
Definitely brought that one back from the grave
Looks great!
just some detail information to help out the "tail lights" are not tail lights they are the exhaust outlets and were not painted the louvers on the rear where painted a flat or semi gloss black paint. if you check out onlineredlineguide.com you'll see examples of most redline era cars and paint charts if you wanted to do one in a "rare" color.
Oh damn.. well that's good to know. I would have preferred to do them black anyways. The guy before painted them red so that didn't even cross my mind. Thanks man.
@@DiecastResurrection you're welcome. it is hard to tell sometimes when the cars are heavily painted over to know what was and wasn't painted over or what the correct color was. Also 99% isopropyl alcohol or lighter fluid helps with paint on plastics but you will need to use a bit of elbow grease to lift the paint. From what I've seen with brake fluid you need to have the part soak in it so the chemicals can eat way at the paint.
Love the paint sizzle and the new camera and the new funky deskmat. Winner.
Ha! Good stuff!!
You do great work.
Looks great.
Cool restoration, thanks xx
Great job!
I love your videos... you're like a cheesy Bob Ross of redlines!!!
...and I mean that in the best possible way!!! You're hilarious!
lol everyone calls me something different! A happy mistake!
I was wondering what the engine compartment looks like. Great restoration!
That is one cool lookin car 👍
I love the funny commentary
Lol...u lost none! Brakefluid is used cause it has a conditioner for the rubber brake lines. I guess its supposed to be gentle on clear plastic. I use break fluid for pinsetter turnpans. (Bowling machine). Rubber pieces to keep longevity. So they dont rot as fast as they could. Love your videos! Keep them coming please!!!
Nice restoration!
lol brilliant just brilliant
Beauty-full.!!!
"Throw me a frickin' bone here...." so Doctor Evil of you LOL 👍
MAN, I love that color !!!!!! awesome, thanks for sharing!!!
Love your videos. Gonna try and do a car myself. Wish me luck.
Good luck mang 🍺🍺
Great looking car, love the humor it keeps me looking for your videos. Love your commentary makes me smile, suck it and you little jerk thats funny!
Love the color.
this one turned out super nice
Красота! Лучше чем заводская!
eBay UK has been the same, sellers pumping up the prices for Christmas I guess🤔 I notice a lot of sellers over here tend to overprice junk Redlines too. Tri-Baby came out beautiful man, love the factory finish, Larry Wood would be proud👍
listen to it sizzle... lmfao, this made me laugh
We love your vids and I see your sub count went up some. You are doing well and that paint job looks prefect.
New camera settings look sweet from here. Awesome paint job!
Working on it Pedro thanks for watching brother!
Great resto! I really enjoyed watching it
I laughed a lot during this video. "Brake fluid can suck it!"
It’s on the T-Shirts!
Point me in the direction of these shirts! I'll buy one and wear it.
There is a link up at the channel banner next to my Instagram link! I appreciate that bud!
Maybe two!
Ooo it turned out so nice👍😍
You're seriously funny, my good dude. I'm a female and I very much enjoy your videos and your commentary.
Woah.. a girl!
@@DiecastResurrection Indeed. I only point that out so you know that it's not just guys watching these videos
Only 5% of my viewers are female, never really see too much of them. Welcome my dude!
@@DiecastResurrection honestly, I'm surprised there's 5% of us... we're usually so boring. Thanks for the welcome! I look forward to more of your videos.
You may nit pick at little issues but brother you have done a job that's much better that what they did when they first made it 👍
I use break fluid to take the paint off bc air craft paint remover is expensive and I just have some allready
It's seems either your work table needs to be leveled out or your turn table, I've noticed in several vids, your master prices rolling away, would hate to see one get a paint chip from getting away from you, awesome restorations, love your paint skills, keep up the good work
One more Jewel for Museum.
Looks terrific!! Nice job man 🙂
I would like to see how the engine on some of those cars looked . cool video .. Big fan I'm thinking about starting lol
I love your video you are awesome
Jo you are awesome as well!
LOL! Great video once again!
Thanks Simba!
The best thing i have found for removing scratches from plastic , is metal polish (brasso) and just rub the scratches out .
They (HOTWHEELS) should release a "retro" Zamac Collection... all older castings... maybe even original "red line" wheels and everything...
Great job, love the commentary!
Thanks Eugene, I try to make people smile at least!
As regards brake fluid, Toy Polloi has soaked action figures in the stuff for hours to remove paint with no damage to them. I think the windshields would fare the same.
Awesome as usual.
Snap, crackle, pop 2019!
Seriously. “Buy it now” is ruining eBay. And great video.
nice job
That was a funny one I liked your video.
Thanks Charlie! I'm glad you are here.
I thought for sure that the first comment would be on that ridiculous ASMR part lol
Diecast Resurrection
Loving your videos, any chance you could maybe have a hot wheels track set up so we can see the cars as they were meant to be ( I'm 48 by the way and embarrassed that I'm suggesting this ! )
Brother, I’m 36 and I play with these things like everyday. Don’t be embarrassed! Sorry though I don’t have any tracks anymore. I’d be scared to run my little trophies down the track and rub the paint off the rims haha
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Fair enough, you do put a lot of work in to get them looking so good.
You'd voice sounds a little like ASMR, enjoyable to watch
I heard it , very soothing, put that on a loop playing while stripping paint.
"nobody tells the brake fluid to suck it.." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i like the green color you painted the car. i wished you used chrome paint on the botton part. it look faded compare to the nice paint job you did.
keep up the great work
Nice job man ! Keep up the good work ✌🏿
Nice brother
When you first started spraying... That's really really really close to the shade that I thought you were going for on the Deora. It's not exact, but it's a lot closer than what you got.
Edit:
There's a part starting around 7:33 when it was still a light coat and the ZAMAC could still just barely show through the paint.
I've been watching 3 of you guys that do these Matchbox & Hot Wheels restorations. and find your electrolysis polishing & zinc plating interesting. I love cars, models, slot cars, add infinitum. But I think these processes may also work on some of the parts to the vintage air rifles I restomod? Like some of the Crosman receiver halves (like the 760 Powermaster pumper) are die cast zinc/zinc alloy. Might make getting a smooth finish before painting or plating certain parts easier?
"Nobody tells brake fluid to suck it!" hahahaha
The humor on this one was just to much LOL, Even if you did loose several subscribers LOL in my opinion that's how you got "MORE" lol
Yea I know, I wasn't worried about it. You guys should see the stuff I edit out....
I'm not very far into it yet. I wanted to stop for a second to post another comment. So far, I haven't heard anything too colorful. Just the part about straining the paint to make sure there aren't any pubes lol. Ok I. Going back to watching now.
There just has to be a way to configure a replacement, arbor press-clinched, post rivet. I really think that babbitt alloy could be used. Possibly lathe-turn a babbitt rod, secure into the prepped post with epoxy, then clinch with the press??
Great job on the commentary. Oh and great looking car.
😊😊everytime i watch you video i start laughing and wounder what your gonna say🤣🤣 if ya need a cheer up watch a diacast resurrection video. making people smile one resto at a time yeahhhhh.
I make videos for peoples like you my man!
@@DiecastResurrection keep them coming just mind the pubes.
Interesting channel
Consider placing the camera across from you or over the table. Theres a very popular miniatures channel called Luke Towan and all of his shots are from across the desk and look fantastic.
Funny commentary ..feels like I'm watching Southpark !!
I have used toothpaste for a lot of projects and like the results
Lol. New merch shirt ideas..."Brake fluid can suck it" and "listen to it sizzle"
Soothing voice ! Great commentary btw .
Thanks MrVolvo!
I liked that hard cut from the tumbler to the car afterwards. You got the comedy cut down.
The imperfection is an ejection pin mark from the original molding process, well that is what it looks like... anyway I don't even restore cars I build 1/200 scale RC ships but loving your work.
I wish there was like a source of that paint stripper here in germany. This stuff looks super handy.
Gotta be something similar over there I would think!
@@DiecastResurrection Actually found something that might also be used on plastics according to the description. That is of course much more useful for scale modeling.
sweet man