I like to imagine that after he finishes recording, Tim spends an hour just reassembling toys and puzzles he broke down during the episode, letting out sporadic "heh"-s.
+Cargo Shorts For President he goes to record every wednesday, if you saw a documentary about him, he mentions that he goes into the studio every wednesday with new toys
Or maybe the reverse he does an Andy Kaufman like deal where he takes on a New Yorker accent and berates the staff and tells 'em to get those stupid toys off his table.
Vicente Temes I like to imagine that he just continues to ramble while reassembling: "this particular piece is made by an artist in uhh, Tokyo I believe. Beautifully made, quite tricky to reassemble, heh. I received this piece I think about 30 years ago while travelling through Japan, marvelous. There we are, heh" "yes, thank you Tim, we get it" "heh"
I thought of a good one: Nestling coins! Cut out a circle in a few silver dollars, then some half dollars, quarters, nickels, pennies, then dimes. Cap off the ends with an unmodified coin and each layer would just look like a normal stack. It'd probably use about $15 of "materials", but it would certainly be interesting. Sidenote: Not all silver dollars have silver in them, and if they don't, they're basically worth $1.
@@irelandgunner9511 this comment is 3 years old, and he was right. Some silver dollars do not contain silver in them. A 2 minute search on google can tell you that.
Somehow Tim and his collection give me some faith in humanity. There is people who spent their lives making those toys and there is always someone to appreciate it. It's beautiful
It's so interesting hearing all of Tim's stories and seeing all these amazing toys in his collection. I know that sounds rather generic but it is really captivating.
4:35 'Here's something I made earlier' 5:23 (talking about the same thing) 'Lovely idea, that' Abandon ship! The UA-cam fame has gone to his head! Only joking, love you forever, Tim.
You open all the packages and it turns out they're all empty. Then he just pulls a tangerine out of his pocket and hands it to you and explains how he forgot to put the gift in there and there was no friggin way he was doing all this over again.
well, I'd like to see what he thinks about spinners, having someone with such experience with toys talk about them might help some people realize that this is just something that has blown up recently and give us some insight on whether he has seen similar "gadgets" in his past years or if this is an original idea...
"Catherine Hettinger, a chemical engineer by training, was initially credited by some news stories to have been the inventor of the fidget spinner (...). Hettinger filed a patent application for a "spinning toy" in 1993."
Aaron Ruben Well, I know she was the one to "invent" it, but I also know it never really hit the market, so I am interested in learning if anyone else has tried something similar (with succes) in the past, past years...
I love these uploads, tim is very special and a great asset to entertaining and enlightening with his vast toy collections many thanks tim for your effort in making you tube a magical place to visit.
I received a lovely set of nesting baskets, made in some African nation or another, and received by my grandmother by a church friend, I believe. It has held up well over the years, and has been a source of great delight.
Brilliant ...love that adapter battery/toy/wanna have.........as your book hideouts lovely to see! Thank you for sharing I makes me smile today,and that we cannot do to too often (sorry for the bad English/grammar)
2:57 I just want to say that I appreciate the “or girls.” Too many people think that girls can’t play with toy cars or boys can’t play with dolls and such. Thankfully, that’s changing :)
We had a walnut tree when I was a child, and one year I made a nesting walnut set. Took quite a bit of hunting to find 3 walnuts that would nest as the shells are fairly bulky. I opened them and cleaned them out very carefully. The last one had a miniature synthetic daisy in it.
quite incredible! those nestling eggs we used for easter in east germany (GDR), where I grew up. not really meant to be a toy but just a way to 'wrap' easter presents to hide them. i grew up in a small lake town and i remember my first couple of easters when my mother, older brother and I would take the little cable ferry across to the forest side of the lake and would go on an easter egg hunt there. my brother would go ahead and hide the eggs (unbeknownst to me) and i had to find the eggs the easterbunny had left for us! the illusion was broken after just a few years when I woke up before everyone else one easter, went to the kitchen for some water, and found baggs full of those giant eggs. 😭
When I was a child, I had a set of nesting boxes. There were maybe 8 or 10 boxes in total? Anyway, after unboxing the boxes, you could stack them to connect the various circus scenes painted along the sides into one big scene. My cousin's broke those boxes so I doubt I'll ever see something like that again, but it's a neat toy from memory.
I don't know if Tim ever reads these but a good way to cut a chocolate shell is to use a lighter and a metal coat hanger. just heat up the bottom of the coat hanger and push down the middle slowly to equally melt along the way down. If you wanted you could even stuff the egg and then seal it back up with some melted chocolate!
Tim, on your hollow egg idea use the same contraption they use to cut foam with which is some thin Nichrome wire with a power source so the wire gets hot and it will slice through it without a problem. Practice with a couple to get the timing down so it is going through it not just melting into a puddle. To put it back together just use some melted chocolate around room temp and a small brush.
I had a jumbo sized pen in the house, it was grandpa's. It was about to be donated to a charity just when i figured out it wasn't just a jumbo sized pen, rather, one with smaller, and smaller pens inside. At least i enjoyed it in its true form. :)
I kind of want to make a set of these, probably similar to the first wooden set you showed. A relatively simple affair and I've got some pretty solid blocks of wood to make them.
I like to imagine that after he finishes recording, Tim spends an hour just reassembling toys and puzzles he broke down during the episode, letting out sporadic "heh"-s.
+Cargo Shorts For President
but he uploads videos from toy fairs in the current years?
+Cargo Shorts For President
he goes to record every wednesday, if you saw a documentary about him, he mentions that he goes into the studio every wednesday with new toys
Cargo Shorts For President That’s not possible. After each video, he spends 5 days finding the next toys to showcase within his piles of knick knacks.
Or maybe the reverse he does an Andy Kaufman like deal where he takes on a New Yorker accent and berates the staff and tells 'em to get those stupid toys off his table.
Vicente Temes I like to imagine that he just continues to ramble while reassembling: "this particular piece is made by an artist in uhh, Tokyo I believe. Beautifully made, quite tricky to reassemble, heh. I received this piece I think about 30 years ago while travelling through Japan, marvelous. There we are, heh" "yes, thank you Tim, we get it" "heh"
I wonder if there is a tiny Tim inside of Tim. *Squeaky voice* "heh
prophetchannel heh
Lol. It pops out and says "god bless us everyone, heh."
heh
*goodness me*
heh
Heh
Heeeh!
Tim is the Bob Ross of UA-cam. He just does what he loves that's simple yet relaxing to whatch.
@aviato287 x calm down
aviato287 x NAZI’s are people. Just like you. You’re a nazi. Yay stupid.
Hey , it's you again ಠωಠ
I agree. I love UA-cam because in addition to Tim being a Bob Ross, Bob Ross is also the Bob Ross of UA-cam
Thank you Darth Maul, very cool.
"A scrubbing brush or a Christmas tangerine or something" - the most British thing I've ever heard
Heh
Lol omg
It was really nice to hear a story from Tim's childhood. Such a pleasant guy
I don't know why but watching this channel is the most cathartic release for me. The tone of his voice, the filming, etc. It's truly serene.
I thought of a good one: Nestling coins! Cut out a circle in a few silver dollars, then some half dollars, quarters, nickels, pennies, then dimes. Cap off the ends with an unmodified coin and each layer would just look like a normal stack.
It'd probably use about $15 of "materials", but it would certainly be interesting.
Sidenote: Not all silver dollars have silver in them, and if they don't, they're basically worth $1.
These exist
Also yes, all silver dollars have silver in them. If they don't have silver they're not a silver dollar.
@@irelandgunner9511 this comment is 3 years old, and he was right. Some silver dollars do not contain silver in them. A 2 minute search on google can tell you that.
@@irelandgunner9511 That’s just wrong.
@@GG-08 Your mom is 3 years old. Also how is something a silver anything if it isnt even silver?
He is so excited about his collection and it makes my heart feel so warm and happy. Tim is such a wholesome guy.
I love watching Tim show off his things. He's so happy, and they're so fun!
Somehow Tim and his collection give me some faith in humanity. There is people who spent their lives making those toys and there is always someone to appreciate it. It's beautiful
this guy is a national treasure
Yes he is lol. I honestly would love to sit down with him and just talk about life. I'm sure he's seen some amazing things.
Notumengi we need to eat the declaration of timdependence
Russian dolls? Pfft. They are full of themselves.
Alan Mac HEH
Oh my fuck-
Alan Mac How is this not top comment?
is this an INSIDE joke? get it?
Is this in inside joke
It's so interesting hearing all of Tim's stories and seeing all these amazing toys in his collection. I know that sounds rather generic but it is really captivating.
I had absolutely never seen one of those battery adapters, what an amazing thing! The bags at the end are the coolest design I've ever seen!
This is probably the only channel that can't possibly be demonetized. Tim to is too pure for this world.
Watching Tim's videos is honestly one of the highlights of my day.
A battery conversion kit, brilliant, just wow, in all my years never seen one, but now want one!
👍
4:35 'Here's something I made earlier'
5:23 (talking about the same thing) 'Lovely idea, that'
Abandon ship! The UA-cam fame has gone to his head!
Only joking, love you forever, Tim.
Was the chocolate egg NESTLE chocolate.
¹·²·³ 1.2.3Guys God damn it
Hue
Heh
getting a tangerine after opening loads of boxes is indeed a good joke....... unless youre the recipient!
At least it wasn't a lump of coal.
You open all the packages and it turns out they're all empty. Then he just pulls a tangerine out of his pocket and hands it to you and explains how he forgot to put the gift in there and there was no friggin way he was doing all this over again.
A tangerine isn't too bad of a gift if you don't get them often.
well, I'd like to see what he thinks about spinners, having someone with such experience with toys talk about them might help some people realize that this is just something that has blown up recently and give us some insight on whether he has seen similar "gadgets" in his past years or if this is an original idea...
Γιάννης Βερροις I would expect him to lose his mind ten seconds in.
You do realise that a 'spinner' is nothing new, right? They have existed for years.
Aaron Ruben well, if you mean spinning tops I personally own a pretty large collection but I don't think that counts as an fidget spinnet ancestor...
"Catherine Hettinger, a chemical engineer by training, was initially credited by some news stories to have been the inventor of the fidget spinner (...). Hettinger filed a patent application for a "spinning toy" in 1993."
Aaron Ruben Well, I know she was the one to "invent" it, but I also know it never really hit the market, so I am interested in learning if anyone else has tried something similar (with succes) in the past, past years...
I remember when I first found this channel also when I had a bookshelf now its a toy shelf
I love these uploads, tim is very special and a great asset to entertaining and enlightening with his vast toy collections many thanks tim for your effort in making you tube a magical place to visit.
It been some time since we had a proper length video.
Will never get sick of this channel! Love all of you that work with Tim(and of course you too Tim)!! ❤️
"Wooo, all da babies inside" 😂😂😂
Wonderful
Thank you
I've always loved nestling dolls but your collection is something else!
The silver bags are stunning
Such a joy to watch Tims videos they are an absolute ‘Great Wonders of the Web’
That intro is fantastic, but I love the simplicity and minimalism of jumping right into the content of the video.
Anyone know who makes that handbag? I want one in black xD that's such a beautiful idea, I've never seen anything like that before!
it's always nice to hear someone talk so excitedly about something so obscure
He is so innocent with his toys. I have just found his channel and I’ve fallen in love with his videos
I received a lovely set of nesting baskets, made in some African nation or another, and received by my grandmother by a church friend, I believe. It has held up well over the years, and has been a source of great delight.
he is a fun gentleman i wish him the best,tim you keep playing with your amazing toys
The battery conversion kit matryoshka is amazing, thanks for sharing , it is always a pleasure watching your videos.
I learn absolutely nothing but keep coming back to these videos
Brilliant ...love that adapter battery/toy/wanna have.........as your book hideouts lovely to see!
Thank you for sharing I makes me smile today,and that we cannot do to too often (sorry for the bad English/grammar)
Thanks as always Tim, love to see Your collections..... cheers :)
5:10 I was legitimately hoping for that to be a replica of the Little Book of Calm
Anyone else find themselves watching his video with a dumb smile on your face the whole time before you realize
I love how the intro lets me know if I’ve randomly ventured further into past videos than I anticipated
I made so many of those roses in the background before I found this channel. They are really difficult but soo worth it
Maybe inside us all is a small, happy, Tim. Nestling inside us all, just waiting for the day to spring out to bring smiles to our faces.
I have a vague memory of my grandparents giving me that egg on easter, pretty cool to remember
I would watch Tim just assembling all the toys back
That brings back memorises Thanks Tim it made me remember that I still have somewhere in a dusty box the yellow car nestling ! Aaah nostalgia
I came to the party late but I'm glad I'm here now. Dont know why this channel is so interesting to me.
superb again,please keep em coming TIM,me and the misses cannot wait for more!
2:57 I just want to say that I appreciate the “or girls.” Too many people think that girls can’t play with toy cars or boys can’t play with dolls and such. Thankfully, that’s changing :)
Play it at 0.5 speed, and it sounds like he's intoxicated :')
OK, that's undeniably true and hilarious. Still love Tim and this channel, though. Perhaps even more.
yea, it's not only him i noticed that with a lot of videos
i played it in .25 speed :)
Holy hell
Ahahahaha high af
*heh*
Abhilash Sadanand *H E H*
Can't believe "heh" can cost 100+ likes
Incredible toy isn't it?
I'm so happy to see this channel grow.
Thanks a lot, we see new, old magical things by your channel.
For the nesting Easter eggs, you should stick a Kinder egg in there. then you get a chocolate egg, and inside you get a little toy ☺️
I really liked this one Tim! You never disappoint.
I love this guy so kind and gentle!
I'm on a Tim binge again 🙌
i think this is the most wholesome youtube channel of all time
Very nice collection! Fun video as always :]
that cube folding into a rose genuinely raised my brows :)
7:58 Please tell me the name of this bag and where can i find it?!!? PLEASE
Ioana Ruseva The are called "gatetop handbags". Or at least that is what I found them under. Hope this helps.
Dolls from the nile
My mom actually has just that, a nestling set from Egypt. X3
Keiran Rand I am not disappointed that this was the first comment I saw.
Alex Wall Where does the Nile meme come from?
I think it comes from polyvinyl. Poly means many. Nile means one river nesting inside another.
Dude Man In one of his vids, he keeps pouring out water from a vessel, saying "Water from the Nile".
I used to own nesting Micro Machines. I miss Micro Machines. :(
My grandparents had bought the car nesters for my uncles WAY back when they were kids. We still have all three of the sets!
i'm loving that Jack in a box nesting set.
We had a walnut tree when I was a child, and one year I made a nesting walnut set.
Took quite a bit of hunting to find 3 walnuts that would nest as the shells are fairly bulky. I opened them and cleaned them out very carefully. The last one had a miniature synthetic daisy in it.
quite incredible! those nestling eggs we used for easter in east germany (GDR), where I grew up. not really meant to be a toy but just a way to 'wrap' easter presents to hide them.
i grew up in a small lake town and i remember my first couple of easters when my mother, older brother and I would take the little cable ferry across to the forest side of the lake and would go on an easter egg hunt there. my brother would go ahead and hide the eggs (unbeknownst to me) and i had to find the eggs the easterbunny had left for us!
the illusion was broken after just a few years when I woke up before everyone else one easter, went to the kitchen for some water, and found baggs full of those giant eggs. 😭
What's are your favourite Grand Illusions videos? Mine are Tim's Tins, Sphaera and Hyper Beads.
I liked the vases
When I was a child, I had a set of nesting boxes. There were maybe 8 or 10 boxes in total? Anyway, after unboxing the boxes, you could stack them to connect the various circus scenes painted along the sides into one big scene. My cousin's broke those boxes so I doubt I'll ever see something like that again, but it's a neat toy from memory.
Tim is truly something what making my life better.
I want the globes and I love anything metal mesh. Those purses are so cool with the way they open.
Can we have a separate series of videos where Tim reassembles everything?
I could listen to this dude's perfectly proper voice all day long.
I get ocd when he doesnt put them back together lol but i love this guy. His voice is calming.
I don't know if Tim ever reads these but a good way to cut a chocolate shell is to use a lighter and a metal coat hanger. just heat up the bottom of the coat hanger and push down the middle slowly to equally melt along the way down. If you wanted you could even stuff the egg and then seal it back up with some melted chocolate!
This channel Never disappoints. Love those bags
This is the purest little community and I need this positivity in my life 💗
Your channel is like a nestling videos i always open up a video and another and another, and it becomes a marathon of your videos.
Why do I enjoy an old dude play with toys from before I was born so much?
This channels calms away every temptation.
would love to own a hand bag like that so unique and vintage than todays😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 such a wonderful channel
The large set of cylinders seems very cool. I'll have to see if i can get my hands on a set like that. And perhaps the eggs.
imma visit nuremberg toy fair again after a long time just to see and take a pic with this legend
That Christmas box story reminds me of when I got my first classical watch!
Seems like a genuine nice gentleman !
Tim, on your hollow egg idea use the same contraption they use to cut foam with which is some thin Nichrome wire with a power source so the wire gets hot and it will slice through it without a problem. Practice with a couple to get the timing down so it is going through it not just melting into a puddle. To put it back together just use some melted chocolate around room temp and a small brush.
Tim can literally make anything very interesting... you should have 1 million subs like seriously, your amazing at your career.
There’s another nesting top that I’ve seen on Vsauce. You spin it upside down and when it opens there’s a smaller top spinning right side up.
That battery kit is pretty cool
Your dad and the tangerine xmas gift 😂 Classic
I’m sorry but he makes my heart so full!❤️😭💕
Oh my goodness I had one of the shiny bags when I was little! The smallest coin bag I believe, didn’t know there were other sizes.
Tim, you can use a hot wire to cut the chocolate to make nested chocolate eggs. Great video!
How did I just find your channel?? Right up my alley
My aunt had those tiny russian dolls and i used to play with them whenever Id come over
Tim's heart touching Christmas story is killing me
I love his collection because it amazing and the old toys are legendary
I had a jumbo sized pen in the house, it was grandpa's. It was about to be donated to a charity just when i figured out it wasn't just a jumbo sized pen, rather, one with smaller, and smaller pens inside. At least i enjoyed it in its true form. :)
I kind of want to make a set of these, probably similar to the first wooden set you showed. A relatively simple affair and I've got some pretty solid blocks of wood to make them.
I have become addicted to Tim!