Corgi toys Buick Riviera vintage diecast restoration D&MC June build
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2022
- This gorgeous Buick Riviera is my entry for the Diecast and modellers community June built for any Corgi vehicles.
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just simply clean & nice ..........................
Thank you very much Trevour 😁
Beautiful restoration Beautiful car well done 👍.
Thank you very much Adrian
13th thumbs up, definitely a great custom restoration brother, enjoyed watching the transformation and thanks for sharing it with us and have a great day bro 👍👊😎
Thank you very much Tony ,cheers mate
Another fine restoration Lazi, the more I watch your resto's the more I want give it a go.. Well done sir
What a compliment, thank you so much for watching, and please do give a go
Absolutely beautiful Restoration Laz, really like this one, cheers KC Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🤝🇬🇧😎👍
Thank you very much KC ,cheers mate ,thank you for watching this episode 😀 😁😁
love it and cool custom and new ferrari video and i love buick riviera and other cool cars
Thank you very much mate
Thanks for your vid. I just restored the same corgi riviera myself and your video helped me figure how to install the headlight plastic inserts..
Thank you for watching Tom and it's a pleasure helping you out with your project 😀
Superb Corgi Buick Riviera restoration project , my friend . The work at the body and painting the parts are amazing . The new paint and details are amazing and make the Buick to look like brand new . Mulțumesc mult prietene , să ai o sâmbătă plăcută și toate cele bune !🎩👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🏆🏅🤝🏻
Multumesc mult prietene, thank you for watching this episode ,have a great weekend my friend
Stunning ... i have one that needs a resto.. its gold
You need to do this Ross ,it's a beautiful car and quite easy to restore
I had this Corgi toy. Mine was a dark blue. The lights were rare. If you put your finger across the back screen the front lights go out and the back lights go out if you put your finger across the wind screen. I couldn't tell if the painted back lights obscured the natural light coming through. Great restoration.
With the tail lights I've made a mistake painting them ,shouldn't. I love this car ,such a beautiful shape .Thank you for watching Paul
It's always a pleasure watching your video my friend Lazi.. 💙👍👍 well done.. Have Lovely weekend
Thank you very much dear Natalie, happy weekend
Solid paint and detail 👍
Thank you very much 😊
Great work! Very beautiful model!
Thank you very much my friend
Great job on the restoration! Nice blue color, well done Lazi-Low!👍✌️
Thank you very much mate 😁
Add another restoration under the fantastic column! 👍
Thank you very much
so sweet looking. Well done
Thank you very much 😊
Nice job Lazi. Love the blue paint. Great job as usual.
Thank you very much Timo 😊
The restored car looks really nice. Good job Lazi-Low collectables!
Thank you very much 😊 I appreciate it mate
That's a nice model, I have never seen headlights done that way before, nice restoration!
Same here buddy ,appreciate your time watching this episode
Excellent restoration
Thank you very much Austin 😁
Good one Laz, one of my favourites this casting.
Cheers Peter,yes what a lovely car mate
Great job on this one.
Thank you very much 😊
Great job Lazi-low 👍
Thank you very much Mark 😊
nice build job my friend..
great new look with beautiful color selection ..
awesome
Thank you very much 😊
I got one of these the moment it was out! The Saturday comics in the paper had a big colour ad for Corgi every week, and occasionally that meant a Monday bike trip down to Windmill Toys & Hobbies after school if something new and fascinating was being announced. American cars were especially exciting, and my brother went ape when they came out with a hatchback Ford Mustang. I was in awe of the light tubes that supposedly lit the head- and tail-lights in the Riviera. It was gold in the first release, incidentally.
Wow,as I read your comment I can see you biking for this car ,I love reading other ppl"s memories about the cars .Thank you so much for watching 😁
Nice my friend. So interesting video as usual. So good restoration. See you soon
Grazie mille Lorenzo, thank you very much for watching
Great job as always mate. Came out nice
Thank you very much 😊
Very nice, Laz. A perfect restoration of the Buick Riviera to bring him back to the old shine. Beautiful work in every kind.
Best wishes and a nice weekend, Laz. Joachim
Dankeshön Joachim, thank you so much for watching
Great restoration 👍👍👍
Grazie mille Alessandro 😁
Beautiful restoration, Lazi 👍🏻😎
Thank you very much 😊
Superb resto Laz and great detailing, nice colour too...
Thank you very much mate ,I'm happy that you liked it
Szuper jo lett. 👍
Köszönöm szépen Tibi 😁
Wow, it's very nice, Lazi 😊 Good job 👏 👍
Thank you very much Dimi,I like it very much
Great work! Very beautiful model Laz. Best wishes
Thank you very much Paul 😊
Excellent restoration and interesting design for the lensed head and tail lights :)
Yes ,a unique model by Corgi ,a masterpiece
Nice job my friend 👍😎✌️
Thank you very much Don
Excellent restoration laz, and an interesting video, great work 👍
Thank you very much Martin
That is a super weird design for the front and rear lights. If it were a hotwheels casting, the lights would be connected with the windshield of the car rather than have all the extra plastic. Although it turned out super nice, Lazi. I spotted a white one with Whitewall tires at a car show recently, it's a beutiful car
These are fantastic cars ,great craftsmanship, I love them
Thank you very much for watching
Nice restoration Las well done Cheers Michael
Thank you very much Michael, 😊 ☺
Lovely job. I think the Riviera is the ONLY Corgi with a double Trans-O-Lite lamp system - I cannot think of another. The Rover 2000 had only fronts Looks great!
how many did have these illuminations, anyway? can't have been more than five, methinks. gotta check my corgi bible tomorrow.
I have never seen anything like this before ,fantastic design ,lovely car, thank you for watching Martin
@@lotharrenz4621: Rover 2000, Riviera, Commer vans, Toblerone VW T1 - that's all I can think of.
Much to learn I have master Yoda 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@LaziLowcollectables so do I, signore Padawani. :D
very nice model Laz you can be proud of that one looks great mate 👍👍
Thank you very much Neil, cheers mate
Looks Good Laz
Thank you very much Tony
Gorgeous 70s cruiser indeed, I liked the sound of full metal when you put the base down. Beautiful and solid miniatures, worth saving 🏆
Definitely not plastic like nowadays, good solid toys ,this is a beautiful model,thank you for watching my friend
Very cool restoration job bro
Thank you very much 😊
nice job laz
Cheers Paul,thank you for watching mate
This is a great model and the restoration was very good. That blue and red interior combo is definitely different and good looking
Thank u so much for watching my friend
Great job Laz, they are a lovely car. If you are not aware these are called "transolite"
lovely colour, will have to do mine now.
Yes Don ,do it mate ,it was fun .
The guys told me about this car ,this was my first time seeing it
Love it
💯💯👍👍👍👍👍
Cheers
this casting looks great in baby blue. :) I haven't seen one in blue before, I thought the dark yellow metallic was the default paint.
anyway, great work, nice resto. :) and it's interesting to see what dinky, and corgi came up with to compete against anyone else back when. ^^
I think this was the best era for toy car making ,some amazing cars rolled out from these factories
Thank you
@@LaziLowcollectables absolutely. everything was levers and springs and mechanic. nowadays it's electronic that will fail, if there are function parts at all. hot wheels and matchbox make special series out of models that would open only one door... as if that was special. we all klnow castings where everything opened and the front wheels would be steerable. :)
Plus mattel re-issue old castings with more plastic ,rubbish
salut lazi.
elle est magique cette riviera, les couleurs bleues et intérieurs rouges lui vont comme un gants .tu es très doué. bravo . ça me plaît beaucoup. chapeau mon ami . je suis impatient de voir les suivantes.
par contre , je vois que tu fais beaucoup de corgi , les hot wheels et majorettes ne t intéresses pas .😉😊😇
J'ai restauré de nombreuses majorettes et hotwheels avant,si vous regardez mes anciennes vidéos, vous trouverez ces vidéos
Merci beaucoup
I love Rivieras. I owned a 71 with a 454 back in the day. It was a ship on wheels! lol. Yeah... I don't do D&MC challenges anymore and un-sub'd from their channel. Last time I participated? I got no recognition. You did a great job though 👍
Same thing with me..no love from them..
I do apologise behalf of the group Cat ,I'm sure it wasn't intentionally, thank you very much for watching this episode, 😀 I appreciate it mate
I'm sorry to hear that Brian ,😔 thank you for watching this episode, I appreciate it
@@LaziLowcollectables No, it was intentional. The reason given WHY it wasn't in the recap? I didn't e-mail a glamour shot. I bought the car, paid for all the supplies, did all the work, made the video and the LEAST they could have done was take a Measley screen shot and put it up, but no... THAT is TOO much work for them. Fuck that...
I'm sorry to hear that Cat ,I respect your feelings ,cheer up and keep up your good work
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Thank you Kenny
I always wondered about why they made cheap interior for these types of corgi diecast cars and others etc.... and the smaller die-cast such as matchbox, and hot wheels a more realistic interior, and with the even older cars they didn't put any interior at all, and if any of the matchbox or hot wheels interior might fit any of the old cars that don't have an interior has anyone else wondered or not. 🤔
I think the ones without interior were made in times where it didn't matter ,it was a toy nothing more .I agree that they could've make better interiors for those models because overall those were nice cars .
Thank you for watching and commenting Charles
I always wondered how that car was put together inside.
Interesting Miss Kay isn't it, very simple yet fantastic!
Thank you for watching 😁
Great work. Does oven cleaner take paint off plastic? If so what brand works best?
Yes it does ,I use Mr muscle ,works very well, thank you for watching 😁
Did you just glue your baseplate back on. It wouldnt stay on without securing it. As you didn't appear to drill out your rivet pots, can only conclude that that is what you did. I've done 2 of these to date. Nice finish & colour on that yours. You did manage what i was afraid to do in polishing spoked wheels with a wire brush
I did glue it yes ,I try not to use screw.Till now I didn't have any problems with the glue.
I've used the plasitc brush ,so it doesn't damage the wheel
@@LaziLowcollectables I don't screw either. I start with a 1.6mm drill, finishing with a 2.4mm. 2.4 mm pop rivets & slid off the pin work just as well. They can come in varied lengths. Either glue as you did for very shallow posts or 6mm long for older models that have deep posts
I've been thinking to try this method, cheers Ian
I want to do this with a model of a Porsche 935 Turbo I have with over 30 years. Did you strip the old paint from the body before you sprayed it?
Yes ,stripped off than primer and the colour .I use caustic soda to do that
Where did you get the new tyres from? I found one of these in a container with other matchbox cars we played with as kids. This one is a slightly darker metallic blue, sadly both front and rear facias are broken as is the front suspension
Hello friend ,you can find new reproduction tyres on ebay ,many ppl sell it ,I normally buy them there
You are missing the tow hook
They always missing ,doesn't bother me at all,cheers
@@LaziLowcollectables not always ha ha
What size tires is on this model?
14 mm diameter tyres ,reproduction for 60s corgi toys vehicles
@@LaziLowcollectables Thank you.