These models always look great when they're finished. Great job Tino!

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Val. I like to look at this one, as it sits on a shelf in the living room. In a couple of weeks I'll have a different model in the hallowed zone.

Wow Timo,you have transformed this well played James Bond toy into a beautiful original looking condition. Well done. Thanks for your video

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Austin. Another toy named after you😉

Pure class,Timo......👍🏻👏🏻👌🏻

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thank you Septic. Have a Merry Christmas.

Beautiful custom and thank for the tip on straighten out the casting I've lost so many casting

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Daneself. I'm glad to pass on what I have learned.

Excellent haul. I love seeing what models people bring from flea markets! 🤩

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Geniuz. Sometims the worst condition toys are the most fun.

@Geniuz.Studio

8 ай бұрын

@@timosdinkydetailing every scratch and dent is a witness to a child's joy!

Very impressive work Timo. M and I enjoyed watching the video

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Oliver and M😉. This was a lot of fun. A fantastic model, even if it isn't a Dinky Toy.

insane resto. alot of skill is needed to do this job. turned out amazing

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Neil. This one made me use almost all of my skills.

Nicely done Timmy ✌️😎

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Flashback.😁

Great work my friend...

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Brian. I appreciate it.

Stunning work Timo..

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Kev. It's great material to work with.

Wow!

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks David. Cheers

Nicely done Timo looks really smart 👌

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Martin. The best design of car and casting seems to make the product better, all on it's own.

Masterful job, Timo. I've seen several of these Aston Martins restored, but this is the finest one. I most enjoy your machine work. The famous car chase scene in Goldfinger was filmed on the Furka Pass in Switzerland. One stretch is now called James Bond Strasse. I've made the pilgrimage a few times. Wishing you a Merry Christmas, friend. 🍁☕👍

@timosdinkydetailing

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Andrew. I would love to one day see that road in person. Also, I would love to see the roads in the Alps where the scenes from The Italian Job's were filmed I will also wish you a Merry Christmas, your first one in retirement.

Hi great restoration, the original suspension supports can be repaired by using a .9mm drill and 1mm wire, just drill down into the plastic and superglue the wire in the hole. thanks for the link to the 3D files I'll be having a go at printing a few in the next day or 2, did you manage to make the file for the ejector seat and mechanism too? It isn't on your thingiverse page with the roof and interior. Keep up the restorations, I'm looking forward to you next one. It's strange to see other restorers technique but some great tips and ideas. If you are good at designing the 3D files I would love to get the chassis for the Corgi 268 Green Hornet, no one anywhere does these. Thanks again Timo

@timosdinkydetailing

6 ай бұрын

Thanks John. Thanks for the tip for fixing those plastic springs. On this model, one of the broken fragments was missing altogether. I also did not 3d print the other parts of the launch mechanism. In hindsight, I should have. I am making my own parts even more since doing this one. I have a Dinky Aston Martin DB5 video, which will be released on this Friday evening, which has many parts that I fashioned myself. The Green Hornet would be a fun toy to restore. We'll see if I find a trashed one on my journeys. Cheers, Timo.

@johnkelsall9389

6 ай бұрын

Next time I repair one I'll send you a picture how I did it, it doesn't matter if the bit is missing, keep up the good work :) @@timosdinkydetailing

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