I can honestly say you're one of the few that does true restorations not staged restoration. The things you restore have genuine age,wear and rust not that strange artificial rust some people add . You projects really turn out beautiful.

@Jar0fMay0

2 жыл бұрын

How can you tell they artificially rust the items. I'm curious

@elizabethkizzar5489

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jar0fMay0 It a combination of hydrogen peroxide, vinegar and salt that's painted on the item or the item is dipped in. Look up how to artificially rust metal and you'll find some videos on how to do it. Also how to spot fake rust is the color if it's orange and red rust all over the item it's probably a artificial rust job but if the rust is varied colors of red ,orange, brown and black and the rust is patchy and uneven. Thicker is some spots of the item and almost none in other areas and you can see spots of the original finish. Also no bugs if it it's been in a shed or attic for years it's gonna be a spider hotel. I hope this helps with spotting the fake stuff.

@thescottishdetective

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jar0fMay0 he's right look up xbox restoration its a rusty xbox RUSTY XBOX lmao

@thescottishdetective

2 жыл бұрын

@@Anne6621 I don't assume gender everyone is he to me

@restaurandocoisasvelhas

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jar0fMay0 👍

Я смотрела много роликов разных людей называющих себя реставраторами... Многие идут на ухищрения, сперва "состарив" модель, потом, якобы найдя ее на помойке... А затем "восстановив"... Здесь, на этом канале, работает реальный МАСТЕР. И не скрывает, если какие-то детали выписал, (например лобовые стекла которые не восстановить). Кропотливо изготавливает аналоги утраченных фрагментов, причем процесс изготовления показан полностью. Трудолюбие, терпение, внимание к самым мельчайшим деталям... ЭТОТ человек ИСТИННЫЙ МАСТЕР РЕСТАВРАТОР.👍👍👍❤❤❤

This might be the worst case of surface rust on a tin i have seen yet. I would imagine that there's not many of those left around. Thank you Chip for keeping it around and looking good👍

@potatojoe248

2 жыл бұрын

Kinda makes you start guessing on what he will restore next

@acebenson5663

2 жыл бұрын

Or her '90s

@user-zb4yj3cj2d

2 жыл бұрын

Sa녹이슨ㄱ 재품입니다강대준

@thermalreboot

5 ай бұрын

I have one, it was my fathers when he was a boy. Mine is missing the propeller and the wheels, but still has much of its original paint.

There is A LARGE amount of material for future restoration, its just waiting for you. That protective plastic sheet is genius for keeping the truck pristine.

@georgeshelton6281

2 жыл бұрын

I've already realized it that; this iron toy airplane, was in bad need for repairs. The most renowned kind of solution; for all rusty iron toys is, the MC51 rust remover. ✈

I'm probably not to first to post this but the child that owned that toy would be in his ninetys now.

@dr.tathagatamandal

2 жыл бұрын

Only if he or she is alive

@maosephxingstalinping6510

2 жыл бұрын

Who said it was a child?

@qutubuddinpatwa3679

2 жыл бұрын

Ok

@Rocherz

2 жыл бұрын

*Ok, boomer* (I don’t mean it, I just thought it was appropiate.)

@maosephxingstalinping6510

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rocherz you do mean it

Who else was eyeing the toy pile intently, as it scrolled by, looking (Where's Waldo style) for the sheeps? 🤓

@edwardhoyenski68

2 жыл бұрын

Always!

@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum

2 жыл бұрын

@John Barber Yes, Dear. I was being silly.

@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum

2 жыл бұрын

@John Barber 😉 no biggie

@suthompson6403

2 жыл бұрын

@John Barber The plural of sheep is actually sheepies. Everyone knows that.😊

@suthompson6403

2 жыл бұрын

@John Barber 😂or that.

The best thing about this toy is that it leaves a lot to the imagination. That's what makes it so much fun to play with!!

Loved the restoration. The axles weren’t your best work in my opinion. I figured you would have mushroomed the ends. Still a great restoration though! Love your channel and the sheep!

@zmaxx21

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, those sharp edges would not pass safety tests today.

Very nice craftsmanship propeller airplane I like this plane. 🛩️🛩️⭐🌟🌠👏👍

Love the sounds of the trains!🚂 Great restoration! So sorry so many of us love the sheep 🐑 participation but they're such friendly little guys!

23:29 tremendous collection has there!

You never cease to amaze me, a less talented person would have discarded something that rusted but you always manage to restore these forgotten treasures to pristine condition! Now then, please tell me that the sheep in the clouds doesn't indicate that they've gone to that great mutton farm in the sky!

Really want to see you restore the carousel!!! 🎠 The sheep can go for a ride!!!

putting plastic on the wrecker was a great idea. You should call around to your local sign shops and get a few pieces of clear laminate that we use for vinyl wraps. It sticks really well (almost permanent), and allows air to dissipate from under it. That way you can protect the wrecker bed and also use on the dump trucks, etc. Only get wrap vinyl laminate tho, the rest is really thin and hard to work with. Just a tip from a sign guy!

Congratulation chip Channel the Fábio and Rafael from Brazil. The best restauration the airplane.

You have no shortage of things to restore chip keep up the great work

Kids really didn't have toys in those days. That must have been such a prized possession.

@rogerdale5451

2 жыл бұрын

My dear old mom passed away today. She would have been seven years old when the toy was new, at the beginning of the Great Depression. She said that as a chid, she never had something referred to as a toy. She and her seven siblings didn't have shoes in the summertime- no running water, or electricity. Her goal in life was to not be poor, and through education and work ethic had a decent life. This indeed, was a rich kid's toy.

@trudilm3864

2 жыл бұрын

@@rogerdale5451 My condolences, Roger. Be gentle on yourself.

@F-Man

2 жыл бұрын

@@rogerdale5451 My condolences for the loss of your mom. Remember her and do well for her always.

1:27 "Damned hook!" Ha! Watching rust being sandblasted away so completely and perfectly is one of life's most satisfying experiences.

I don't know how you transform this piece of rust in airplane. Awesome work!!!!

A good job fixing and painting the plane it is now ready to take off again down the runway.

The beginning when he loaded it up on the little toy trailer was cute. I loved the little junkyard scene in the background

I would love to see you restore that carousel truck next. However, I always enjoy your videos no matter what you’re restoring.

So glad you protected the bed of the tow truck!

@adamssanchez7709

2 жыл бұрын

Me tooo

It warms my heart to see all these toys so pristine. Probably all look better than when they were originally made! Outstanding!!!

These channels are the best asmr type stuff for me. I don't know if its the sound or working hands makes me feel at peace or that I know a little piece of history got valued and restored. Thanks for all the above.

I was going to ask if these toy companies made toy rockets or tanks, then I realized there were no rockets in 1930. Very relaxing to watch. TY.

@rogerrabbit80

2 жыл бұрын

The first "Flash Gordon" science fiction serial was in 1936. It was on January 22, 1930, that Buck Rogers first ventured into space aboard a rocket ship in the newspaper comic strip. So rocket type toys were possible in the 1930s. Tanks were used in the First World War, so there were probably some of them around n the '30s.

@brandonb1681

2 жыл бұрын

@@rogerrabbit80 TY. I didn't know about Flash Gordon back then. When I think Flash Gordon I think of the campy 80's movie with Queen on music.

@rogerrabbit80

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandonb1681 Interesting bit of trivia. In the 1980s TV show, "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century", there was an episode where Buck Rogers was flying with a retired pilot, Major Gordon. At one point, Buck gives Gordon some advice, to which Gordon replies "I've been doing this since before you were born". This is funny on several levels. Since Buck Rogers had been in suspended animation for 500 years was the obvious one. But "Major Gordon" refers to Flash Gordon, whose adventures were made into serials before Buck Rogers. Also, Major Gordon was played by "Buster" Crabbe, who played both Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers long before Gil Gerard (the actor playing Rogers) was born.

@brandonb1681

2 жыл бұрын

@@rogerrabbit80 I was quite young but I remember the modern Buck Rodgers episode you reference. I believe they were decimated by bad food disks, so they called older pilots out of retirement. I guess I should really check out the originals for both of these IP's. Thanks again for your input Roger Rabbit.

That's a nice looking airplane folding wings wonderful. 🛩️🛩️⭐🌟🌠✨

Another amazing restore, Chip! I was wondering where them little sheep were hiding out!

That flat bed truck is great. Wish I knew about that one when I was a kid.

Золотых дел мастер, после Ваших видео хочется создать что-то прекрасное, хотя бы для себя, спасибо!!!

I love your humor! When you threw that plane off the trailer I laughed hard. Every time I watch one of your exquisite restorations I regret all those rusty metal detector find toys I threw in the trash years ago.

Your restorations are beautiful and your videos have so much character. I’m a big fan of what you do!

Whoa! That loading scene the rusty plane on the red truck was an awesome charming touch!

Beautiful restoration! The sheep definitely should come back to help!!

I now know what has been missing in my life, a pile of rusty metal and a sandblaster.

sooooo zen, soooo satisfying, thank you. I collect many things vintage, including trains, planes, etc, I love when working on them to think of the history, the joy others have had with the item, what it has seen and hear (to anthropomorphize lol).

The sheep must be happy as Larry seeing them on cloud nine!!! Oh and the restoration.. outstanding. It was a pleasure to watch your skills in these excellent restorations

Your video is always amazing

Ко всем вашим потрясающим талантам добавляется ещё тройка - выдумщик, юморист, мультипликатор! Я в восхищении! 👍🔥👏

The pile of sadness in your intro though. 😵 Looks like you've got no shortage of future projects for your channel. 😅 I love your restorations! These old toys are beautiful and it warms my heart to see how much love and care you're giving each and every one of them in order to make them shine again.

@melbea03

Жыл бұрын

Their time will come

great result!

the train looks an interesting project for you to do. great job on this as usual

I love how your restored toys come to pick up the next one you're going to refurbish at the beginning.

This was a toy I would look at and think there is no hope for, but you! You are a wonder at getting these things to look brand new! Excellent work!

Perfect restoration. That thing will be like new when they find it in 1000 years. Love the powder coating!

For a small plane, it needed a lot of attention. OMG! Great job. It’s so colorful. I love it. Carol from California

What fun ! Soooo many restoration projects like the way you picked up the plane !

I really don't know why you videos works like a antidepressant for me, every night I watch them all and be calm and literally 15 minutes later I'm fall sleepy well. Isn't a KZread channel, it's magic!

The end results of your restorations are always amazing. The attention to detail you take is an indication of how much love you feel for restoring these older toys, saving them for future generations to enjoy. Part of wishes you sold the restored toys and another part of me says no can't afford it. I do have a few questions for you on this restoral: Why didn't you use filler to cover the pitting on the wings and body? How forgiving is the powder coating you use in terms of pitting? While the metal wheels look amazing, with the yellow really popping, wouldn't the toy have had wooden wheels originally? I look forward to more restores. Keep up the great work. And give the cat some pets and maybe some nice treats from all of us.

Sitting here looking at one of those that was my father's when he was a kid. Great to finally know what it is!

Great restoration, but I'm happiest knowing there is ice cream in heaven.

As usual your hands have worked their magic on yet another toy from the past, thank you sir

You are wonderfully meticulous. I thought that 'plans was too far gone even for you. You proved me wrong. Congratulations

Beautiful toy !!! And perfect work 👍🏻😉🙌

Very nice powder coating. Beautiful job !

The plane is like new again, the details in restoring and taking the video 👍

One of the best restoration channels on here, love seeing these be rejuvenated

The before/after is really impressive

A million touch and goes from the front porch! 👍👍

Looks like jet plane to me. Nice job on the prop anyway! Really nice job on the wheels! Thanks for sharing your restoration with us.

Sure looked like you had a lot of fun on this one. Thanks for saving it and for introducing me to this model. I really like your presentation, no talk just titles. I enjoy being able to concentrate on the process.

SOOOO KOOOOOLLLLL !!!! Awesome work as always .

That is a cool airplane. I was thinking that you might use a small cutoff wheel and then round over the end of the nail instead of just cutting it leaving possible sharp edges. Great restoration.

I am a craftsman through and through but I am not a cinematographer by any means. I have to say that I greatly admire your ability to effectively execute your craft but also show the progress in a way that demonstrates to the audience what you’re doing. That is not something that I would’ve considered. I would have just restored the toy but I would not have done it very cinematically the way that you did great job keep up the good work my friend. 👏🏻👍🏻

Lovely job....another one saved for history

The colors are cute and the children will be happy.

Beautiful. Well done.💯💯💯

I don’t know where these come from but they wouldn’t normally even qualify as scrap metal. What a fantastic hobby to have to turn trash into treasures. I’m sure if you had an antique toy store you could make a lot of money

I loved

I keep imagining what was being used to make the plane. It's one stamped metal piece and they had to have gone through stamps / forms to shape it bit by bit. A press here, another to create a fold, some more here .. and eventually presto a plane form. Amazing

these videos are soo satisfying to watch

I'm in my 60's. This is something that my dad might have played with as a child.

Can't not give this a big thumbs up!!!! Excellent work!

It's incedible to see that the Wyandotte Airplane already took the wingtip design of the Boeing 777X ahead! ; )

I discovered your channel just recently and I find you to be a delight in your intellect your sense of humor and childlike innocence it is refreshing God bless

I'm surprised the wings are still attached at all. Amazing.

Increíble !!!! Quedó muy lindo 😍😍😍

Very good restorations, true art forms.

"WHERE'S THE BEEF?" no, that's not right.... "WHERE'S THE SHEEP?"

@troypost4033

2 жыл бұрын

You mean where's the mutten

@beverlyashline236

2 жыл бұрын

Did Little Bo Peep reclaim her flock??

The sand blasting was very satisfying

I really enjoyed this one. Thanks Sir

@ChipChannelRestorations

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Dante Smith! Thanks for watching!

Another nice plane restoration I would have cut the nails closer and used a rivet tool and peaned them round look like the nail head

@christophertmunro4503

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah so that way you can use a special solution to remove the polish when you're ready to paint them a different color, something to match whatever outfit you're going to wear that night when you go out with your significant other!!!!

@johnsiders7819

2 жыл бұрын

@@christophertmunro4503 LOL !

How fitting, I'm watching this the day of my first flight to my dad

I would love to see you do that black train in the pile! My kids love trains and would love to see that one.

Mmm i was going to say where are all the sheep wadded up in a ball cloud shape in the sky. And cat approved. If wasn't for them two things and the quality of work you put in restoring these projects i wouldn't watch. Triple like on the like button.

The wall of projects has toy folks drooling!

Wow nice job 👍🏻 keep them coming

Absolutely awesome!

Wow! Alrighty another amazing restoration! 😉👏

It really was junk and you brought it back to life. formidable job. greetings from Argentina.

Thank you Chip for the beautiful video. Im glad I waited till the end to see the kitty and the lineup of your projects. Imagine if toy stores had products like that on their shelves today instead of plastic smiley face toy trucks.

I really liked this restoration, you did a good job 👍

I really want to see the train engine that was in the pile done soon! Awesome resto as always.

Well done Chip. I see the sheep in the clouds. Are you telling us they have died and gone on to a better pasture? They must have been good or they might have been licking flames, I guess. A very nice restoration, although it was pretty straightforward, compared to some with more parts. The addition of new steel wheels compliments it nicely. The things of history that you learn from toys is great. Folding wings were around before WWII. Didn't know that. Thanks for the great video. Stay safe.

I love cars and used to play with my brother’s matchbox toy cars as a little girl 50 plus years ago. You are a master crafter and your tools are amazing. I appreciate the labels too as it allows for some understanding. Thank you for making me feel so happy watching this. I like your sense of fun too. All the best to you from South Africa 🇿🇦 I’m a new subbie for sure ⭐️

SMASHING! I'm dead jealous of your gear. I'd love to be able to afford to get the gear to restore toys. Such a satisfying result!

The kid in me hails you a hero 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Beautiful restoration good job well done

When you started to remove all the rust, I could even smell a dust, I even think of the work that went into this restoration

Beautiful paint job