The JeP toy company was originally founded in Paris, France in 1899, and became known as JeP in 1929, after having merged with 2 other toy companies. Their toys (cars, trucks,boats,and airplanes) were very ornate, and complex (e.g. open and close doors), and were modelled after the famous "real" cars of the time. These included of course the French cars such as Delage, Renault, and Talbot, as well as Rolls-Royce and Hispano Suiza. The company eventually closed in 1965, but the name lives on, having been purchased buy the company Jouet Montblanc.
sometimes preserving old objects or toys keeps the existence of these objects ... who knows someone there seeing this video will restore their precious childhood memories.. i admire you Work Sir !!
I saw a comment from people wanting water. NOPE! Water and metal have obviously not worked for this before. That was a very detailed and mechanical set up inside. A lot of production went into that for probably a profit of a few cents back then. Things really were built better than most plastic toys these days. Looks GREAT!
As always Tysy, A great Job restoring. I came across your page by accident a few months ago And spent many hours catching up on all the videos you have made. You should open an Internet store and sell what you restore. I bet you would do very well. Keep up the great work brother. I look forward to your videos here in Louisville Kentucky USA.
I love these videos! There is something so satisfying about taking something old and worn out and making it like new again. I admire your skill and patience. Thank you for filming these projects!
I hope you understand this as a compliment but I fell asleep 2x during this video. For me this means that the video is extrem relaxing. Congrats and thank You!
the last time i pulled somthing apart with a coil spring is literally unwound and wrapped up my arm like a snake and gave me a nice tap on the cheek... it was honestly quite the experience!
This kind of work makes my heart sing with excitement! All is right with the world in this shop.. Or at least it will be when he's done with it! 😊 Love what you do.
What I personally like about the restoration videos on this channel is the attention to details. Unlike the other so called "restoration" video channels, this channel seem to be the best so far. Keep it up good sir.
I HAD THIS!!! i had one just like this!! my uncle found it in the attic of his house when i was maybe three years old, he gifted it to me and i played with it so much, the pool, bathtub, the creek, anywhere with water it came with me, i remember the top was not white it was a cream colour and the body was a bright cherry red, it looked like it had never once been played with before, the little driver had a sky blue hat and a little black mustache, i remember my mom tied the key to the driver when the boat was not in use XD im sure i still have it tucked away for the next generation to enjoy, if i remember correctly it still works
It was a toy the whole time. What he did was take an old and broken toy, and fixed it. Your indignation about a "collector's" item that even in great condition (which this one was most certainly not) would probably only fetch $100 or so in an extremely niche market is just silly.
...ok...you just sandblasted away and painted over...what was the wonderful history and beautiful memory of time that was and time to come...for this little toy boat...
This is a wonderful work what do you do, the rescue and restore all those artifacts. You have such a beautiful talent and gift to give life again to the toys, that sometime in the past, were very precious for those children... great Job!
Thats my opinion too... This youtubers are doing a perfect job, but they also destroy all the Patina. And with the Patina they destroy a piece of history.
Then why are you watching these videos? Make your own, by the looks of similar comments there’s an audience...but wouldn’t they be short and boring videos? There, I clean it up..sort of...done!
I’ll keep asking, cause your videos are so well done and your end results are so fantastic! Please auction your projects....I’d love to own virtually any one of these, including this cool Jeep!...think,of it like bring a trailer! Cool stuff to your adoring fans! Think it over....and keep those videos coming we love em....
I spent all of my summers living in a cabin at Greenwood Lake NY and remember having quite a few toy boats similar to this boat. They all ended up losing functionality of the propeller but still floated when water as drained from the hull but were still fun to play with. This is a fine restoration. Thank you for posting and keep up the good work!
That powerboat operator/captain was not wearing the required safety vest/personal flotation device. He will be fined by the Harbor Patrol and fired. 🛥🚫👮♂️
No water no fun! :D Just kidding, I love those toys from the 40's. Talking about toys, that pistol you used to color the letter is a new "toy" for you?
@@TysyTube glad to see you are successful and able to get better tools. Watching your old videos I would sometimes think about all the hours you took sometimes because of no sandblaster etc.
What a wonderful toy. I wish my son could have played with it when he was small. But I was upset at first when I saw the paint stripper come out. What a pity we could not see it in the water. I was surprised to see that it was made to last. The metal was quite thick and durable and not thin and tinny at all.
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Who wanted a water test :) ? nice work
i didn't do a water test because i don't want water to get inside ,engine will rust again, i hope all people will understand
TysyTube Restoration It is possible if an insulating rubber is placed between the two basic pieces !
@@TysyTube Everyone understand and in your description you wrote "compani" instead of "company" salutations d'un français
@@TysyTube A bit of a flawed design, eh?
Yes! Water test!!
Test it in water may be very cool!
Love it how he arranges everything so neatly... So satisfying
thank you so much 😊
Came for the title. Words cannot describe how much I enjoyed the video. Commentary 11/10.
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The JeP toy company was originally founded in Paris, France in 1899, and became known as JeP in 1929, after having merged with 2 other toy companies. Their toys (cars, trucks,boats,and airplanes) were very ornate, and complex (e.g. open and close doors), and were modelled after the famous "real" cars of the time. These included of course the French cars such as Delage, Renault, and Talbot, as well as Rolls-Royce and Hispano Suiza. The company eventually closed in 1965, but the name lives on, having been purchased buy the company Jouet Montblanc.
Thank you so much 😊 for this little history, where are you from?
@@TysyTube France
well let fix that Born in Puerto Rico (mother) Lyon Father (French)
@@enriquelopez7050 AAAA I'M PUERTO RICAN TOO, HI!
@@onishojo9430 do you live in the island or US
Precision works make me happy.
Thank you for this wonderful 20 minutes.
Abi sen Twitter daki turan oğuz musun
In a world gone mad, this is a little bit of calm.
Thanks for taking us on your journey, it’s restorative in more than one way.
You are a person who works very well.
From Thailand 👍
thank you so much 😊
sometimes preserving old objects or toys keeps the existence of these objects ... who knows someone there seeing this video will restore their precious childhood memories.. i admire you Work Sir !!
All in all a very nice job. I would have painted the face and hands skin color and the blue tabs white.
Water test would have been nice.
I thought the same about the blue tabs.
Edit: and of course the water test.
And I would have left the propeller a shiny brass color. :-)
Even the captain looks younger! Cheers from Brazil!
thank you so much 😊
One of these days you're going to open up something and find a thousand baby spiders inside
I saw a comment from people wanting water. NOPE! Water and metal have obviously not worked for this before. That was a very detailed and mechanical set up inside. A lot of production went into that for probably a profit of a few cents back then. Things really were built better than most plastic toys these days. Looks GREAT!
Man old toys are so cool
Друг, нельзя твои ролики смотреть на ночь!)))) Я уснул только в 4 часа, пока все не пересмотрел не уснул!! Отличные видео!!! Привет из России!!!
As always Tysy, A great Job restoring. I came across your page by accident a few months ago And spent many hours catching up on all the videos you have made. You should open an Internet store and sell what you restore. I bet you would do very well. Keep up the great work brother. I look forward to your videos here in Louisville Kentucky USA.
I love these videos! There is something so satisfying about taking something old and worn out and making it like new again. I admire your skill and patience. Thank you for filming these projects!
thank you so much 😊
I hope you understand this as a compliment but I fell asleep 2x during this video. For me this means that the video is extrem relaxing. Congrats and thank You!
No annoying music/commentary and natural background sound equals instant subscribe...awesome work sir!....I wouldn't have water tested it either btw!
I was a bit disapointed after that subtitle "what's inside"...
I thought you will cut the boat in half with an angle grinder ;-)
I sawed this both in half!
Now that's alot of damage.
I was hoping for a couple of bottles of rum 🤷♂️
Buro Dackel it was a joke
my mechanics I thought he’d catch a family of black widows having lunch.
YAASSS!!! The sandblaster!!!
finally!
It’s my favorite part of these restoration videos. And I’ve seen him use it before. Now if he could just get into powder coating the paint.
I just don't get why he removed the paint before, could have blasted it directly.
@@JeffWagen Yeah I didn't get that either...
I agree! Love the
sandblaster!!
Paint stripper AND sandblaster??? The stars and moon have aligned and all is perfect in my world!!!!! Ahhhhh
That cocktail looked pretty good
Thank you so much 😊, New video today 😍🔦🔦🔦
The gold standard of restore videos. Best cleanest sound track ever. Great video.
The poor Captain turned out pretty pale 😂
Maybe he is seasick
Then he'll be GREEN AT THE GILLS...
Over all - it looks better than it was!!! So why complain??
The logo was also messed up. Rough edges.
Original painting looks much better. Also the new P in JEP1 is terrible.
He won't be pale long out on the water. He will look like LOBSTERMAN.
Yep. I just new he was gonna get his flesh tone back.
the last time i pulled somthing apart with a coil spring is literally unwound and wrapped up my arm like a snake and gave me a nice tap on the cheek... it was honestly quite the experience!
Haha I'm sure at the time it wasn't a pleasant experience but the visual of that happening made me laugh!
Miranda yes! After I brushed off the spring I laughed myself
what a wonderful visual image in my head right now :)
hehehehehe, it sounded like the spring liked you XD
How I whold like to replicate this to find out what it's like
This kind of work makes my heart sing with excitement! All is right with the world in this shop.. Or at least it will be when he's done with it! 😊 Love what you do.
Thank you so much 😊, New video today 😍🔦🔦🔦
What I personally like about the restoration videos on this channel is the attention to details. Unlike the other so called "restoration" video channels, this channel seem to be the best so far.
Keep it up good sir.
Amazing restore, the ship was fully renewed and the marine is now younger!!!!!
Great job! And thank you for not having crap music in background. Keep doing what you are doing!
You should have painted the blue tabs as well. Never mind! Another great job!
0:00 - "Well ahoy there! Fine day for sailing, don't you... Oh." 😔
Why would anyone dislike your videos? U r a MASTER! they must be jealous. No other reason
I HAD THIS!!! i had one just like this!! my uncle found it in the attic of his house when i was maybe three years old, he gifted it to me and i played with it so much, the pool, bathtub, the creek, anywhere with water it came with me, i remember the top was not white it was a cream colour and the body was a bright cherry red, it looked like it had never once been played with before, the little driver had a sky blue hat and a little black mustache, i remember my mom tied the key to the driver when the boat was not in use XD im sure i still have it tucked away for the next generation to enjoy, if i remember correctly it still works
It gets to live another 80+ years! But I won’t lie, the vintage wear on it looked nice, it had history. 🤷🏻♂️
Its ruined by the re paint. Before I would have wanted it, now its just an toy for my kids.
It mente ndbbrvain
Ndnrbddn
Agreed, though you did an awesome job you took an antique collector's item and turned it into a toy.
It was a toy the whole time. What he did was take an old and broken toy, and fixed it. Your indignation about a "collector's" item that even in great condition (which this one was most certainly not) would probably only fetch $100 or so in an extremely niche market is just silly.
The video has made more than the toys worth so I guess tysy wins.
When I will be 90, I will crawl up to you for restoration). Clean, tint.
,
Hello im from Brazil and i love your Channel
Me too haha 🇧🇷
#TeamBrazil! Vamos nessa! Let's go!
Marcello Matos me too! 🇧🇷 I love the restoration videos of this guy
It’s amazing how you paint things so perfectly in your restoration videos…
If this boat were alive, I think it would be very happy with this restoration. Thank you for sharing.
Good and now the restoration of TITANIC
Bon et maintenant la restauration du TITANIC
Mon Dieu!!!!
Oui baguette brie.
Я всё ждал водных испытаний! А так красота!
It made me laugh when you blurred your reflection out on the paint pen
🤣🤣🤣🤣🙈
Oh i thought its because it looked like a thing but it reflects the face ah that makes more sense now
I thought there was a brand name or something :0
@@ple8379 I thought the same.
That paint stripping + sand blasting..... so satisfying!
I sprained my ankle I’ve been stuck at home I’ve been watching this channel nonstop for two days I really love your work
May I just say... wow!
For the time and effort you put into these vids.
Keep it up mah dude
"Oh my god! You ruined all of that beautiful rust!"-Every antique collector I ever met. Meh.
Anyway, great job!
Yes i agree , nice work but the key should have been left as it was , with the rib around the outer edge
Love the video. Would you be willing to do a shop tour? Maybe show some of your tools and tool organization?
...ok...you just sandblasted away and painted over...what was the wonderful history and beautiful memory of time that was and time to come...for this little toy boat...
I love watching you bring these fantastic childhood toys back to life again. Please keep them coming. 🙏
Perfect work and you really like your new sandblasting-toy 😁
Awsome restoration job by the way looks great! Wish things where still made like this
The original looked more loved, though. ::-)
And was more valuable
@@daviddou1408 I agree , I love most of his restorations but some things can be made worse. I would rather have the origanal with a repaired motor.
It probably had led paint.
That was great to see being brought back to life , l hope that some other kid can enjoy it.
動く様にしてくれて有り難う。外国で、自分の住む国の物が大事にされるの見ると嬉しい。
La próxima vez ponlo en el agua para verlo en acción. Maravilloso trabajo.
Sem comentários. Mais uma bela restauração. Parabéns 👍👏👍🇧🇷
Finally Sand Blaster.
U decided to use sand blaster. But why paint stripper also?
is anyone else addicted to restoration videos ???????
me
This is a wonderful work what do you do, the rescue and restore all those artifacts. You have such a beautiful talent and gift to give life again to the toys, that sometime in the past, were very precious for those children... great Job!
Only mistake you made was to restore this boat...it was awesome as is!!!
Thats my opinion too... This youtubers are doing a perfect job, but they also destroy all the Patina. And with the Patina they destroy a piece of history.
I would have removed the rust and got it working again, but would have left the original paintwork. An excellent job though, well done.
Then why are you watching these videos? Make your own, by the looks of similar comments there’s an audience...but wouldn’t they be short and boring videos? There, I clean it up..sort of...done!
@@pohkeee like i sayd they are doing a very good job. And because of this im watching this Videos, even if im sad about the Patina that get lost.
@@pohkeee like Ruben Seiffert said!!!
Didn't even know Dracula liked boating. Heh. Learned something new.
That rust remover looks like Mountain Dew
Forbidden Mountain Dew
I’ll keep asking, cause your videos are so well done and your end results are so fantastic! Please auction your projects....I’d love to own virtually any one of these, including this cool Jeep!...think,of it like bring a trailer! Cool stuff to your adoring fans! Think it over....and keep those videos coming we love em....
I was impressed how u made thet stencil,good job👍🏼
Класс. Ждал что ты его в воде запустишь.
Вода поподет
"This is my favorite cocktail." Meanwhile at the local Emergency Room.......
Hey love your videos! Keep it up! J'adore tes vidéos continue comme ça!
merci 😊
antique toy restoration is really good to watch!
Very nice Restoration. The restored boat looks fine. Well done.
Игрушка без единой пластмассовой делали. Это фантастика!
Wow, nice work. But, If you use Vaseline instead of oil, it'll mobilize the machine for long.
I wanted to see it zooming around in a tub of water!
I spent all of my summers living in a cabin at Greenwood Lake NY and remember having quite a few toy boats similar to this boat. They all ended up losing functionality of the propeller but still floated when water as drained from the hull but were still fun to play with. This is a fine restoration. Thank you for posting and keep up the good work!
That little skipper is proud again of his shinny boat!
Nice job and finally you have a boat,😂😂😂
👍🏻 good work and thanks for help i’m very happy thnx again 💕
Как всегда очень круто!!!
SANDBLAST = YOU PROFESSIONAL ❤️
oh God... This is beautiful... You restore toys! I Love you Sir...🙂
Почему не показал как он плывет в воде ну как так можно было накосячить это фиаско братан!
Потому что вода снова попадёт на мотор, автор видео этого не хочет.
@@RRSancho Я думал, что он должен запечатать его
@@macswanton9622 он его собрал как он был, но в месте вывода вала винта герметичности особой нет.
@@RRSancho
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A ship in the harbor is safe but, that is not what ships are for.... Water test it! Then just dry it out. You did lube it after all.
When you reach your milestones with UA-cam they should send you old ones to restore for videos.
I can’t believe how satisfying it is to see the key & sailor be renewed. 🌟
This boat cleaning are so satisfying☺️☺️☺️😚😚😚 and what did you say that's your favourite cocktail 😂😂😂🤣🤣
Belíssimo trabalho, você esta de parabéns
Salve
@@neyllongabriel3703 salve😸
Why even bothering stripping the paint, when you have a sand blaster?
j p thats what i was thinking
Lead paint
That powerboat operator/captain was not wearing the required safety vest/personal flotation device. He will be fined by the Harbor Patrol and fired. 🛥🚫👮♂️
LMAOO
Would have loved to see it in the bathtub. Beautiful work. Such skill.
Thank you. Restoration video is my favourite video
No water no fun! :D
Just kidding, I love those toys from the 40's.
Talking about toys, that pistol you used to color the letter is a new "toy" for you?
yes is new
@@TysyTube glad to see you are successful and able to get better tools. Watching your old videos I would sometimes think about all the hours you took sometimes because of no sandblaster etc.
I was so disappointed when the little man didn't get flesh tone paint. He's too white. Tester's makes a paint you could use.
The skipper was a little pale, yes...maybe some heavy waves or too much rum at the marina last night?
:-D
@@horstszibulski19 I was going to paint my wife's "little man in the boat." She said no.
walmartdog1142 at least put some lipstick on him
All the colours are wrong, as well as the logo. Other than that the restoration was very nice.
Same here. Dissapointed about the man
15:33 would recomended grease rather than oil. ;)
What a wonderful toy. I wish my son could have played with it when he was small. But I was upset at first when I saw the paint stripper come out. What a pity we could not see it in the water. I was surprised to see that it was made to last. The metal was quite thick and durable and not thin and tinny at all.
You have the patience of a saint... 👏👏👏
No water test???!? I feel cheated :( Fantastic restoration, though! Thanks for sharing.
I thought that you will try it in the water 😢 but I'm wrong at the end of this video 😭
But you still did a great Job 👍
Cool work, but when it was rusty it had a charme.
Perfect! I love your restorations!
Is it weird that i find this so satisfying that i even watch it while i go to sleep?