You have any questions let me with my wife and then the other side of those days ☺️ the next week or so and I Love the next week and Noor anek khusi kheltese and then this
My son loves to watch your restorations! He requests a video where we see all of your restored trains running, please :) Thanks for the great work you do- it is very inspiring!
@@vicferrari9380 Toys hold no more meaning today. Because they can be done cheaper and way more stupid than before, because children today are stupid. And that stupidity is what fuels today society. Children have always been the fuel of society. They don't care about quality, they just want things as stupid as it can so that they can be fooled with them and use them as long as we want, for those are our life sources. Is because of them why companies have lost their touch
There are many that still do - it's just that those that take pride in what they do have to charge a lot more for their products since it takes a lot more effort.
@Jackson Holloman that's kind of what I came in to say, it's not through the fault of the workers that popular toys have no pride in them, it's just the way things are now. People don't even make toys a lot of the time anymore, they just run the machines that make the toys
I was hoping to see more trains again. I am amazed how you have progressed with them - especially with the wheel removal tool! I like your other restorations, but the trains are really unique on UA-cam and the little vintage crewmen with them bring them to life even more.
I'm in my second childhood for the third time and I guess working on a 4th. Your Restorations are amazing you end up with beautiful toys that come to life once again.
You have outdone yourself with this restoration. The end result was excellent. As an aside, I'm amazed by the designs and the number of parts in these old models, something that we no longer see in the combinations of plastic and electronic chips that are supposed to be toys today. Congratulations for developing our interest in "winding back the clock" to the way things used to be.
Close-ups, magic instant disassembly, multi-framed cleaning, a Terrot motorcycle as a tease...and the figurine witness. Great cinema to accompany the skilled craftsman.
I really enjoy your restorations. If I may propose, that you consider sponge blasting, instead of electrolysis and scraping, on thin and delicate materials. Also diluted rust remover might be helpful in the beginning, as far as loosening stuck rusted parts is concerned. Finally I would definitely recommend powder coating instead of an airbrush, for a far superior aesthetically result! :)
Hi Nikos and thanks a lot for watching and also commenting ! The metal sheet is so thin, sandblasting really hurts the metal. Regarding the powder coating painting, don’t you think it will be too tick ? I’m afraid it will cover the labels... I should try.
@@TheFabrik as far as powder coating is concerned I know there are various types and sizes of powder particles that produce either thicker or thinner paint layers. I have witnessed the results of sponge blasting, on very thin pieces of metal with great results, maybe it is worth you giving it a try... Great video nonetheless!
You did an amazing job restoring that "Prewar Train." Brilliant!!! I noticed when you were disassembling the loco's motor the wiring and the bulb wasn't "period." Someone must have tinkered with the train earlier. But you my friend not only brought back to life..."You have given it a pulse!" Magnificent!!!
Watching your video is very inspiring. You bring a 1935 JEP model back to glory. The loco 5772L (Luxe) was depicting a 2D2 shortened to a 2B2 as we say in France as it was used on the Midi and Paris-Orleans companies (an electrified RR network south-west of France). It was the top range of JEP in company of the Flêche d'Or (Golden Arrow) a 231 Steamer to service "Boat Trains" between Paris and London. The model was in production until 1940 until war forced JEP to switch to war production (Helmets I think). The strong hook coupling is typical of the 30s by Jeb as before it was the "Effiloché" coupling The model was "Tous courant" meaning it could run on DC and AC power. For DC operation, instead of using a transformer, a rheostat using carbon lead bulbs in series was used. Running direction could be changed remotely (special rail needed) an exclusivity on these top range models Merci beaucoup et bonjour de Paris. The JEP SIF-UNIS factory in Montreuil (east of Paris) operated from 1909 until 1964 when the Montreuil plant was shut.
Вот и ещё один локомотив отреставрирован. Теперь он выглядит как новый и ездит по рельсам. Спасибо 🙏 вам огромное, за ваши золотые руки. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I have watched all of the restorations so far and I applaud 👏 the skill, patience, time, and dedication with all of your projects. I salute you sir. Well done.
I get lost down the rabbit hole watching these videos at night. Not only is the restoration incredibly impressive but you can't help but wonder about the historical aspect of it all. The design, engineering, and production of the train. What might it have cost and how many were made? You wonder about how it may have been a gift to a small child, and how they're likely no longer with us. You think of how many items like this were lost to history, and marvel at its renewed life thanks to your remarkable restoration skills. I watch this and am filled with a sense of both loss and hope. Incredible work.
Idk about anyone else but when I watch videos like these, I like to play this little game called "what's the cleanest shiny spot on the object before being restored"
Absolutely wonderful restoration! Your attention to detail and the love with which you bring these toys back to life. One has to admire the craftsmen of yester-year that manufactured these toys.. compared to the "plastic" rubbish of modern society.. You are a craftsman! Thank you for sharing your skill with us. Regards from South Africa
You are amazing. The hours you put in to restore this toy train engine plus the time to edit this video is unbelievable. Great job. It is fun to see European toys returned to their glory. Looks better than the plastic garbage made in Asia today.
G’day and greetings from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺 well what can I say but an unbelievable restoration it’s always terrific to see the processes that you go through to restore an item. This one is great, kind regards John
Fab Job giving this swiss style loco a new lease of life,The way it looked before was sad to see but the After look is awesome and Beautiful ❤A Masterful job but wow so many wee fiddly parts that needed Derusting to the working parts ,Kudos Cute figurines 😆❤️❤️❤️
Le plus beau de tous! L'engin lui-même, bien entendu, mais aussi des moments d'intense beauté - les billes de verre, et l'écran multiple, et les effets chimiques... Merci Fabric! Tom (Annecy 74 et Clessé 71)
Impressive work on this pretty complex model. In real life these engine were also pretty complex, as the driving mechanism were gears placed outside of the body (the outside weights on the model depict it). The real ones were not 2B2, but 2D2 (4 driving axles), and 501 was the prototype and first produced of this class of very early electric locomotives. One still runs as of today, maintained by enthusiasts.
Genial. Su trabajo es bellísimo. La prolojidad y dedicación con que los realiza es fantástico. Restaurar esos «juguetes» es hermoso Felicitaciones y adelante con una tarea especial que rememora el camino que se ha recorrido y vivido a través de los tiempos Felicitaciones
Thank You for these amazing videos! I have two 5 and 2 years old boys, both of them watches your restorations with eyes wide opened, and cheering and wooing everytime some really nasty stuff is cleaned or beautifully polished, repainted and in the end repaired. Meanwhile both of them learn a lot about tool usage and the beauty and importance of hard, precise and in the end rewarding manual labour. Your artisan level of craftmanship is inspiring them, sometimes the elder one mentions your videos out of thin air even days later, "remember daddy how that guy repaired that poor old rusty wrecked train with the sandblaster? Could we watch it later again?" Finally a channel I can safely let them watch anytime as it's really safe, teaches valuables, builds their character and not feeding their brain with audiovisual fast food bullshit.
All I can say is that you are incredible, very meticulous at your work and you deserve very high ratings. You must have started at an early age to become what you are today! What got you started?
TOP work for another time !!the result is amazing and also the way you are working and filming the process .
keep up the good work !!👍
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@@kalaijayam5130 woah woah you gone too far lol
또는 거짓일수도 있고
You have any questions let me with my wife and then the other side of those days ☺️ the next week or so and I Love the next week and Noor anek khusi kheltese and then this
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Someone loved this toy long ago, and now you've brought this piece back lovingly for all of us to enjoy, thank you. Beautiful!
Your hands turn forgotten toys in masterpieces! Great job.
My son loves to watch your restorations! He requests a video where we see all of your restored trains running, please :) Thanks for the great work you do- it is very inspiring!
Many thanks Beth. Glad you enjoyed 😌👍🏻
I cannot believe how good it looks! You do great work. Thanks for sharing this.
Many thanks John, that was tough
those days where toy makers actually took pride in the toys they've built.
They did the best they could with their technology. Before plastic made everything cheep and throw away.
@@vicferrari9380 Toys hold no more meaning today. Because they can be done cheaper and way more stupid than before, because children today are stupid. And that stupidity is what fuels today society. Children have always been the fuel of society. They don't care about quality, they just want things as stupid as it can so that they can be fooled with them and use them as long as we want, for those are our life sources. Is because of them why companies have lost their touch
There are many that still do - it's just that those that take pride in what they do have to charge a lot more for their products since it takes a lot more effort.
Wait, you’re serious? Rofl
@Jackson Holloman that's kind of what I came in to say, it's not through the fault of the workers that popular toys have no pride in them, it's just the way things are now. People don't even make toys a lot of the time anymore, they just run the machines that make the toys
I was hoping to see more trains again. I am amazed how you have progressed with them - especially with the wheel removal tool! I like your other restorations, but the trains are really unique on UA-cam and the little vintage crewmen with them bring them to life even more.
Thanks a lot Charles ! More trains to come 😉
I'm in my second childhood for the third time and I guess working on a 4th. Your Restorations are amazing you end up with beautiful toys that come to life once again.
Thanks a lot. Glad you had a good time
Another beautiful train. I love the paint colours! It's so satisfying to see them run as well afterwards, like it came back to life.
Love it! You look like you have fun “pickling” the rust off. Thank you for bringing these beautiful pieces back to life!
Thanks a lot Mathew 🙌
I'm always taken aback from how many parts are needed for something like this and that someone had to design it.
You have outdone yourself with this restoration. The end result was excellent.
As an aside, I'm amazed by the designs and the number of parts in these old models, something that we no longer see in the combinations of plastic and electronic chips that are supposed to be toys today. Congratulations for developing our interest in "winding back the clock" to the way things used to be.
Close-ups, magic instant disassembly, multi-framed cleaning, a Terrot motorcycle as a tease...and the figurine witness. Great cinema to accompany the skilled craftsman.
Thank you so much 😌👍🏻
I really enjoy your restorations. If I may propose, that you consider sponge blasting, instead of electrolysis and scraping, on thin and delicate materials. Also diluted rust remover might be helpful in the beginning, as far as loosening stuck rusted parts is concerned. Finally I would definitely recommend powder coating instead of an airbrush, for a far superior aesthetically result! :)
Hi Nikos and thanks a lot for watching and also commenting ! The metal sheet is so thin, sandblasting really hurts the metal. Regarding the powder coating painting, don’t you think it will be too tick ? I’m afraid it will cover the labels... I should try.
@@TheFabrik as far as powder coating is concerned I know there are various types and sizes of powder particles that produce either thicker or thinner paint layers. I have witnessed the results of sponge blasting, on very thin pieces of metal with great results, maybe it is worth you giving it a try... Great video nonetheless!
@@nikospapageorgiou57 Thanks again NIkos, I know i need a powder coating gun...I'll buy one soon. ;)
@@TheFabrik Don't forget to get the right sized electric oven for the powder coated parts.
@@Frank-Thoresen yep I found a big one. That painting process requires a few skills and training...
Amazing truck preparation from your action
Thank you for the wonderful video. I'm always watching from Japan.
Thank you very much !!! 😌🙌
You did an amazing job restoring that "Prewar Train." Brilliant!!! I noticed when you were disassembling the loco's motor the wiring and the bulb wasn't "period." Someone must have tinkered with the train earlier. But you my friend not only brought back to life..."You have given it a pulse!" Magnificent!!!
Thank you very much !! 🙌
WOOOOOOOOW This is one of the neatest trains I've ever seen
You got a lot of patients and resolving solutions to repair broken or missing parts. Nice to see old toys to be brought back to life.
Watching your video is very inspiring. You bring a 1935 JEP model back to glory. The loco 5772L (Luxe) was depicting a 2D2 shortened to a 2B2 as we say in France as it was used on the Midi and Paris-Orleans companies (an electrified RR network south-west of France). It was the top range of JEP in company of the Flêche d'Or (Golden Arrow) a 231 Steamer to service "Boat Trains" between Paris and London.
The model was in production until 1940 until war forced JEP to switch to war production (Helmets I think).
The strong hook coupling is typical of the 30s by Jeb as before it was the "Effiloché" coupling
The model was "Tous courant" meaning it could run on DC and AC power. For DC operation, instead of using a transformer, a rheostat using carbon lead bulbs in series was used. Running direction could be changed remotely (special rail needed) an exclusivity on these top range models
Merci beaucoup et bonjour de Paris. The JEP SIF-UNIS factory in Montreuil (east of Paris) operated from 1909 until 1964 when the Montreuil plant was shut.
Thanks a lot for for all those precious infos !! 😉
Beautiful! I love to watch your attention to detail and obvious care in what you build! Very enjoyable viewing, thank you again!
Idk why, but green really suits these type of trains, I just don’t know why, but it just suits so well
Вот и ещё один локомотив отреставрирован. Теперь он выглядит как новый и ездит по рельсам. Спасибо 🙏 вам огромное, за ваши золотые руки. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Seeing you restore these engines back to life just brings a tear to my eye
I have watched all of the restorations so far and I applaud 👏 the skill, patience, time, and dedication with all of your projects. I salute you sir. Well done.
Brilliant work again 😁🙌🙌🙌
Amazing!! And you had it run on that track!! Well done!!
Thank you ! That was tough 😓 So many parts...
Seeing breakdown and rusty toy train restored always bright my day 😍
In those days these series were very expensive, I think they were really few produced
The test drive of the train at the end was very impressive, COOL!
Thank you ! 😌🙌
I get lost down the rabbit hole watching these videos at night. Not only is the restoration incredibly impressive but you can't help but wonder about the historical aspect of it all. The design, engineering, and production of the train. What might it have cost and how many were made? You wonder about how it may have been a gift to a small child, and how they're likely no longer with us. You think of how many items like this were lost to history, and marvel at its renewed life thanks to your remarkable restoration skills. I watch this and am filled with a sense of both loss and hope. Incredible work.
Thank you so much 🙏 You seem to know much more about trains than me 😉 I have an old Märklin lined up for restoration 😉
Très beau travail👏👏
Idk about anyone else but when I watch videos like these, I like to play this little game called "what's the cleanest shiny spot on the object before being restored"
I've always loved trains 🚆 😌 😍
TheFabrik: *restores more steam engines than diesel engines*
Diesel 10: *TRIGGERED*
No words! Masterpiece! I like what colors you choose!
Thank you ! Original colors... more or less 😉
Incredible work! I love seeing you bring back these old toys to their former glory.
Bellissimo
Fan-Freaking-Tastic restoration. You brought this forgotten engine back to life. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy watching them.
Thank you !!
Absolutely wonderful restoration! Your attention to detail and the love with which you bring these toys back to life. One has to admire the craftsmen of yester-year that manufactured these toys.. compared to the "plastic" rubbish of modern society.. You are a craftsman! Thank you for sharing your skill with us. Regards from South Africa
Prodigieux.
JEP, Joustra... Des marques françaises de jouets de très belle qualité, jusque dans les années 70...
Merci !! Et oui le plastique... le début de la fin
Now...that is good enough,I try and I get close,and I actually learn from you,so I thank you my friend,Dave.🇬🇧
Hey Dave thank you so much 😌🙌
Como cuando era niño que nostalgia!
I’ve been looking forward to this - Count Dooku
I love watching you fix toys, shows you care.
日本の国鉄直流電気機関車 EF13 を彷彿とさせる様な、古風な車輌ですね。 見事な修復技術で、ティンプレート Ｏgauge 三線式の電気機関車が甦りました。
素晴らしい走行ですね。
Your video is the perfect accompaniment for Sunday petit dejeuner. Thanks Mr. Fabrik!
Oh Alan, glad to accompany your petit déjeuner !! 😄👍🏻
Your skills are beyond the greatest excellence
Wow thank you 🙏
@@TheFabrik your welcome 🙂
Fantastic! It looks like Titanic in the bath))
Hi Liana, glad you enjoyed 😌🙌
The Fabrik with all the trains and other vehicles that yous restored you should build a layout for them all
That’s an idea !! I’m thinking about it actually ;)
@@TheFabrik cool and the two German tank engine wined up toys what's there restoration status
Absolutely brilliant. Could watch you for hours breathing better than new life into those models. Thank you and all the best. Mick🇬🇧
Thanks a lot Mick 😌🙌
Do you think you can restore more trains, please? They're my favorite restorations!
Me to
Yep will do ;)
Bravo! So nice. It's a little rough running, but it is running! Any kid would be proud to play with it.
Quelle belle restauration ! comme d'habitude... "Effets spéciaux" très réussis. Bravo pour le résultat !
Merci !!! Hollywood n’a qu’à bien se tenir 😅
One of the finest restorations I have ever seen!!!!!
Voir une Terrot dans cette vidéo me rappelle mon enfance.
Belle restauration de cette petite locomotive 😉✌️.
The rusted toy has its own desolate beauty...
So much Love to the details! WOW....great Job!
Thanks a lot Joe 🙌
Vous êtes un véritable artiste
You're God given a very super clever man.
Superb Outstanding Excellent Mind-blowing
You are amazing. The hours you put in to restore this toy train engine plus the time to edit this video is unbelievable. Great job. It is fun to see European toys returned to their glory. Looks better than the plastic garbage made in Asia today.
These are all great I love trains and I love restoration videos so this is right up my alley
Masterful restoration. A pleasure to behold.
Another incredible transformation! You are truly a master! Watching you is fascinating and a joy. Please don't stop.
Thank you !! 😌🙌
You have a unique painting style. Not really good, but definitely unique.
Thank you George, I know I need to improve my skills 😉
Restauro fatto da vero artista! Complimenti!
grazie mólto !!
G’day and greetings from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺 well what can I say but an unbelievable restoration it’s always terrific to see the processes that you go through to restore an item. This one is great, kind regards John
Many thanks John 😉 Best
Gday mate
Fab Job giving this swiss style loco a new lease of life,The way it looked before was sad to see but the After look is awesome and Beautiful ❤A Masterful job but wow so many wee fiddly parts that needed Derusting to the working parts ,Kudos Cute figurines 😆❤️❤️❤️
I reminds me of an old bus or Chara banc ! Unique and beautiful ! Great Job !
Thank you !!
I was thinking that this long lost model train, came right from out of Walt Disney. The classic Disneyland years.
Современные игрушки, выдержали бы такую реставрацию(?)
🇷🇺🙋♀️👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👍
Невозможный 🙂🙂🙂
Great restoration, except the blue doesn't really go, black might have looked better, just my opinion though. Love that it was rescued!
Thanks a lot !
Interesting fix for the wheel I wouldn’t have thought of that
That Train really came out great!
I love the electrolytic shots!
I fell like this guy can restore a real train if he had the tools
Thanks a lot but I do not think so 😀😀😀
Cool that it runs on Lionel O gauge track
Le plus beau de tous! L'engin lui-même, bien entendu, mais aussi des moments d'intense beauté - les billes de verre, et l'écran multiple, et les effets chimiques... Merci Fabric! Tom (Annecy 74 et Clessé 71)
Merci Tom !! Content que ça vous plaise 😌🙌
Impressive work on this pretty complex model.
In real life these engine were also pretty complex, as the driving mechanism were gears placed outside of the body (the outside weights on the model depict it). The real ones were not 2B2, but 2D2 (4 driving axles), and 501 was the prototype and first produced of this class of very early electric locomotives. One still runs as of today, maintained by enthusiasts.
The music when submerged in the tank was a nice detail!
Glad you enjoyed it 😉 Thanks a lot !
That gold paint looked like the surface of the Sun. No wonder the Fins call it Aurinko.
No salgo de mi asombro...increible Trabajo
Muchas gracias 😌🙏
What a wonderfully designed model . Well worth restoring.
Thanks a lot Stephen 😌👍🏻
I like these designs of models
Скоро у вас музей будет на такие поезда правда игрушечные но смотреть ваше видео интересно как вы им даёте ещё 1 жызнь
Absolut super Arbeit, das Teil ist jetzt wunderschön. Fantastisch das man sowas kann.
I love your work your so talented
Thanks a lot Freddie 😌🙌
@@TheFabrik it's the least I could do and it mean it the things that you do are amaizing
Genial. Su trabajo es bellísimo. La prolojidad y dedicación con que los realiza es fantástico.
Restaurar esos «juguetes» es hermoso
Felicitaciones y adelante con una tarea especial que rememora el camino que se ha recorrido y vivido a través de los tiempos
Felicitaciones
What more can I say you are amazing well done 👍.
Thank you very much 😌🙏 Glad you appreciated it 🙌
Absolut super Arbeit. Alle klein Sachen super wie neu gemacht. Einfach nur fantastisch.
Amazing result. I never cease to be amazed by how you get everything back in its correct place!
I'm back and I love this
Great job! That's a crackin' wee train!
Admiro muito o seu trabalho de restaurar brinquedos. Depois que fiz a inscrição no seu canal, não perco um dos seus vídeos!
That looked like a lot of work, but it came out nicely. Loved the dark green on the body.
Thanks a lot ! 😃👍🏻
that was awesome i love toy train restoration videos
Thank You for these amazing videos! I have two 5 and 2 years old boys, both of them watches your restorations with eyes wide opened, and cheering and wooing everytime some really nasty stuff is cleaned or beautifully polished, repainted and in the end repaired. Meanwhile both of them learn a lot about tool usage and the beauty and importance of hard, precise and in the end rewarding manual labour. Your artisan level of craftmanship is inspiring them, sometimes the elder one mentions your videos out of thin air even days later, "remember daddy how that guy repaired that poor old rusty wrecked train with the sandblaster? Could we watch it later again?" Finally a channel I can safely let them watch anytime as it's really safe, teaches valuables, builds their character and not feeding their brain with audiovisual fast food bullshit.
Thanks a lot !! I’m glad you and your children enjoyed the videos ! You have no idea how gratifying it is .... I also have too boys 😉Thanks again !
All I can say is that you are incredible, very meticulous at your work and you deserve very high ratings. You must have started at an early age to become what you are today! What got you started?
Thank you !! I have only 3 years of experience 😌 Skills are increasing every day 😅
A wonderful Videoclip and very good work 👍👍👍
Another one and done about good model trains