Diecast Restoration Corgi toys Mangusta de Tomaso no/271 1969
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- corgi toys Diecast Restoration of a mangusta de tomaso, this had a removable chassis, and was produced for one year only, then was changed to super fast without the removable chassis.
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Martin what a fantastic restoration on the Mangusta looks really good.
If we didn't get it, sir... that's what Rewind is for.
Another magnificent creation! Thank you! ❤😎🤌
Thanks Martin ,it's really appreciated my friend 👍
That really is a super job you've done on this. Love this model. We'll done😁
Thanks very much its really appreciated my friend 👍
Wow, so many parts in such a small car. Turned out beautiful in the end. Well done.
Cheers Jan ,it's really appreciated 👍
Lovely model that one .
Brilliant make over Martin .
Attach aerials last is the moral of this story 😂👍.
Cheers my friend, I did think of doing the aerial last but didn't want to risk getting any glue on the new paint work , so I took the hard way round 🤣.
All the best martin 👍
Very much like this one was fun thanks 👍 Lee
Thanks Lee, much appreciated my good friend
Hello Martin great restoration great paint work looks great hope you and your family are keeping well regards Glyn
Cheers Glyn, it's really appreciated my friend 👍
Amazing restoration Martin as always Beautiful corgi car well 👍
Thanks Adrian its really appreciated my friend 👍
Another awesome restoration this one turned out great. I was amazed by the amount of engineering Corgi put into the die cast
As always thanks for sharing Martin!
Thanks Steven, yes a lot of work for the designer and workers on this one ,iam not surprised it only ran for 1 year ,
All the best martin 👍
Martin great job on the de Tomaso, you would not believe it but I just finished renovating the same model I have had from childhood!!! I did a code three where I painted the lower red and the top white ( too lazy to get a blue spray) and put red decal stripes on the bonnet. To top it off I used the same fix for the antenna 😜
Luckily my chassis only needed a clean as it is as new. Enough about me, another top restoration my friend.
All the very best. Cheers Chris 🇦🇺👍🏻🍻🎯🏁
Thats good Chris that you have just done yours , I will do a custom colour on the doner car at some point.
All the best martin 👍
Not an easy one! Great job Martin!
Thanks poulet it's really appreciated my friend 👍
Martin, Corgi products ceases to amaze me with the way they produce some of the mechanisms for some of these diecast & the complexity of it, realistic and costly $ & interesting😄👍. The name of the car is beyond my vocabulary ability to pronounce too😁😆😆😂,a real tuffy . My friend as always you came through with flying colors and made it a beautiful model 👍. Take care Martin, see ya on your next restoration.👋😎🚙🚒🏍
Cheers Jeff, you can now see why corgi only produced this for one year ,before changing it to a super fast version without the separate chassis.
All the best martin 👍
De thomaso mangusta
One more job. Nice job Martin.😊
Cheers Dennis 🍻 it's much appreciated my friend 👍
What Jeff Baker said 😊👊 was looking forward to seeing this build as you may remember me saying in your video when you first got it😏, very nice, seen it on DMC But watching the process, love it Brilliant Work Martin 🙂 Cheers 🍺🍻KC 🇦🇺🤝🇬🇧😎👍
Thanks KC , it needed a few dry runs to get me to remember how it went back together, it must have been very time consuming on the production line.
Hope your doing OK my friend
Best wishes to you
Nicely done Martin. Another little cracker off the bench my friend.👏👏👏👏
Thanks Al ,I appreciate you watching my friend 👍
Martin, the Italians build great cars and give them impossible names! 😂 The end result here should be satisfying payment for all your hard work. That chassis was a puzzle on a whole different level! Well done, my friend. 🍁☕👍
Thanks very much Andrew, you can understand why thay only produced this version for only 1 year, it must have been very labour intensive
Very nice model indeed, but still can't believe how complicated it was - and I grew up an Airfix child. I love that European styling and the way you've finished it off, with the white and fresh blue, is just right.
Thanks Neil, yes it was a very complex model ,I suppose that's why it was only produced for 1 year only.
All the best martin 👍
Turned out great, you gotta love that nerve racking adrenaline rush. Keeps you young, lol cheers Martin ✌️😎
To true Don gets the blood pumping .
All the best martin 👍
This was 2 builds in 1.... I vote you get 🍺🍺...2 Beers ...👍👍
Cheers Stephen 🍻 2 beers ,I will take that my friend 👍
Great project car Martin and well done on the restoration Looks fantastic!
Thanks very much my friend 😀
Really like that model Martin a great little model , would love to see the real thing fantastic looking car loving the colour scheme also what a good idea by corgi with the way you can take out and fit the chassis. Well done mate good job done
Cheers paul ,yes definitely a work of art this one ,it must have been very time consuming on the production line .
All the best martin 👍
Lovely model even though it was very complicated to sort out.
Thanks Michael, it always seems harder on camera, because you have to try and keep everything in shot ,but it was interesting to see how it all went together, all the best martin 👍
Awesome restoration and a very cool car!
Thanks very much its really appreciated 😊
Top marks for this restoration Martin!!! Even with the fiddley reassembly, you got it once got got the first cut rivet set. There is one of these at a local antique mall near me for $30, in pretty nice shape might have to grab it now lol.
Thanks John, yeah, get the first rivet in and its not so bad ,it's a great little model worth having, because thay only ran this for 1 year ,before changing to a solid casting.
All the best martin 👍
Some bloody parts to that Martin 🤔🫣 one I did not know existed. You did a grand job, it looks mighty fine. 👌👏
Cheers Mike, it was a tricky blighter, all the best martin 👍
Great job Martin looks brand new...
Thanks Brian, it was interesting one to do ,all the best martin 👍
Much appreciated! Corgi|Mettoy when they work ! You'll get there!!
Thanks miss K , it's really appreciated
Another fantastic job Martin, that has to be my favorite car, Take care, all the best, Paul
Thanks Paul, its worth getting one, because thay only produced this type for one year .
All the best martin 👍
Nice finish, That corrosion seems to have come off ok
Not bad my friend all the best martin
That’s gorgeous! Another tricky blighter beaten into submission though.....well worth the stress 😉
Nice one guv.....well done! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻
Thanks very much, it was certainly interesting to see how it all worked ,thay put a lot of effort into developing this one . All the best martin 👍
Another fantastic job Martin,I like the chassis set up on this one it looks fiddly to assemble too
Cheers Kevin, a few dry runs on the assembly on this one for me to get it right .
All the best martin 👍
@@martindaredare yeah definitely with this one
Great looking restoration Martin!
Thanks Ron , it was interesting to say the least .
All the best martin 👍
well done restoration Martin!
Thanks very much my friend its really appreciated
Awesome car and great job buddy 👍
Thanks cat 🐈 it's really appreciated my friend 👍
Martin that has to be my favorite car you've ever done so far that engine and chassis is to die for its a little model kit in itself!!!❤️🙌
Cheers Shuan, yes it felt like a model kit ,with all those parts .thanks for checking in my friend and all the best martin
Very smart finish there Martin lovely jubbly. Cheer's JV
Thanks JV ,I hope your well my friend 👍
Nice one Martin, I’ve not seen this model before but I do like it, quite an interesting one, I like the way the chassis unclips from the body. Another first class restoration, the engine looks really cool the way you have done it too, lovely result👌👍😊
Take care, all the best, Nick🐸🐸
Cheers nick, I had a good few dry runs putting this together, so as to remember everything, it's a great little model,
All the best martin 👍
Very detailed description of your restoration on this casting Martin. Brilliant result mate. You have the patience of a Saint. Really enjoyed watching this upload. Thanks for this one, looking forward to seeing your next masterpiece
Hi those pieces a he top of the ene are the 6 webber twin choke carburettas not exhausts as you said .
Cheers Stuart, yeah I got it wrong apologies for that 👍
Thanks very much my friend it means a lot .
very nice Martin what a complicated set up for a little 'un well worth the effort though great video mate 👍👍
Cheers Neil, iam not surprised it ony ran for one year ,with all those parts an assembly nightmare for the girls at the factory.
All the best martin 👍
Looks great Martin.
Have a great day.
Thanks Charlie, you to my friend 👍
That was fiddly Martin, turned out really nice mate, :) 😎👍👍
Thanks Tom, it's really appreciated my friend
Hi Martin, what a great start to the year January has been. All the best from Ian b & family.
Thanks Ian ,yep of to a good start ,thanks for watching my friend and all the best martin
You give some great pointers. For example the rear pillar was missing on a Commer milk float, so I bodged it with a matchstick - it doesn't look right. I'll now fix it with a split pin of the right guage. Thanks!. I would like to send some images of some of my restorations for your opinion, as I believe you're one of, if not the best on YT, if you were agreeable.
Thanks Danny it's much appreciated my friend, and of course you can send pictures no problem my contact details are in the about section on my channel
Beautiful work, Martin! Very nice little model.
Thanks very much my friend 😀
Diecast. Restoration. Corgi. Toys. Mangusta. de. Tomaso. No. 271
Cheers Kenny much appreciated my friend 👍
Dee-Toe-masso (like tomato) Mang- goose-ta. There you go. Tricky model! Especially with the buggered finger! Busy little resto and a nicely complex rebuild to keep you on your toes, Martin. How did they do it at the Corgi factory? Terrific result: you"ll be glad that one is in the bag!
Thanks very much fraser, iam not surprised thay only did this type for 1 year only then changed to a solid casting ,yes a bit tricky, had a few dry runs on this one .
All the best martin 👍
Detomaesmo???🤣🤣🤣love your troubles with foreign words Martin , its Detomaso.Looks fantastic and it was really difficult to assembly. Nice one Mr Martin
Cheers laz ,I have trouble with all words 🤣🤣 it was definitely an interesting one to do .all the best martin
Well done Martin as always problem with your finger of not it is a beautiful job. Also the VW Beetle want able to leave comment. Wife fell and rushed off to Hospital with a bleed on the brain so after 48 hrs she came home but we had our son here ANP so watched over more. So busy time. You make it look so easy. O forgot Happy New year to you, and chief colour coordinator. Take care all the best Rob.
Hi Bob sorry to hear about your wife ,I hope she recovers soon ,and it's good your son is there to help.
I hope the rest of the year goes in your favor my friend, all the best martin 👍
such engineering way back when, and all these details and functions with zinc and plastic and occasionally brass... they all went out of their ways back when. and what do we get today? accurate scales and printed-on details. opening doors are an excemption. SIKU asks almost twice the price for a model with opening doors or hood...
great work! your patience is wonderful, really! and accurate colours, too. ^^ this one looks like new now.
one could use Miami Blue Metallic to the white. it would be authentic, as DeTomaso used many parts from Ford Mustang and Granada for their cars. ;)
I have one of both versions, the first, and the whizzwheels one. the latter is almost rarer than the first edition, somehow. interesting since the model was made only one year before they switched? funny how that works... same with Dinky's GT40MK2, I once got the older version with spoke wheels in mint and boxed for the same pricetag they asked for a later "massive wheel"-version in playworn condition...
Cheers lothar, yes its funny how the prices of these castings vary so much the ones you think aren't worth much and are not anything special command a high price ,iam not surprised corgi only run this particular casting for one year ,it must have been very labour intensive at the factory.
All the best Martin 👍
That's a neat model and you made it a beauty again. But jeez that's fiddley. Now I know why some animals eat their young. I hope you rewarded yourself after that, with a nice libation.
Thanks my friend, I had a good few dry runs putting this together before filming its a lot to remember, glad it's out there now for other to have a go at .
All the best martin 👍
Blimey what a lot of parts to that model, Martin, it must've been an expensive model for Corgi to build. It's also got a very interesting chassis too, I wonder if Corgi used it on any other cars? Your finished model looks superb as always, very nicely done. Looking forward to your purchases and donations video next week. All the best. Peter.
Thanks Peter, I don't think corgi used this particular chassis on anything else, but the corgi lotus sports car does have a separate chassis, but not as complex.
All the best martin 👍
Wow!
Thanks very much my friend
Cracking job m8 well worth doing for the challenge;)
Cheers paul ,
Hi Martin that bloomin thing is more complicated than the MG to put back together. Lots of nice detail on the engine and suspension. I don't know about the light blue two tone paint I would have preferred a nice metallic red or blue but that's just me and I suppose you were putting it back to original. Juliet askes how is your little pinkie going I see the bandage is still on? Oh well stay safe mate and I'll see you on the next one.👍🏻
Hi Geoff, yes this one was going back as original, but the other one might end up as a custom colour, the finger is getting there slowly, I have it checked ever week ,the nail is still stiched on but underneath the new nail bed is growing so all good ,it will be a while yet .
All the best martin 👍
outstanding job martin .. the body was too far gone on that one i gave you , i considdered doing it but ended up getting a better example that needs less work
Thanks Paul, I couldn't have finished this without your help my friend
@@martindaredare more than happy to help martin especially when i can watch an outcome like that , fantastic job on a dificult casting
Great video Martin and been having fun checking out your other videos. Great channel. Subd!
Thanks very much it means a lot my friend 😀
Great great work a very fiddly detailed model you done a fantastic job.thanks for video mate
Paul ☘☘...
Ps... is the facebook community page for video makers only, or can the followers join???
Thanks very much paul ,no the face book page is for anyone who has an interest my friend
Nice job Martin. You could make a race version of the scruffy one if you have some fatter wheels in your spares box.
De Tomaso Mangusta.
D Toe mah sew Man Goose Tah. 😊😎
Good idea JJ, 💡 thanks for watching my friend 👍
i knew what this weeks model was going to be by the decals you showed last week.by the way,it's pronounced de tom a so man goose ta. it's not Italian either,deTomaso was Argentinian,the white a blue on the car,representing the countries flag colours.
Thanks Terry, I appreciate the wording my friend, iam not surprised this only had a limited run of a year it would have been expensive to produce.
All the best martin 👍
Hope your finger's ok
Thanks Keir, it's getting there now.
All the best martin I 👍
Think tomato. just swap the last T for an S & put Day in front. You've got Day tom-aa-zo
🤣🤣cheers Ian
Man - Goose - Stah....
Accent on "Goose"...
Cheers Stephen 🍻