Vintage Star Wars Millennium Falcon Restoration challenge - Part 3/3 - Toy Polloi
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Geek Force Millennium Falcon Restoration challenge - Part 3/3
The final part of this mega restoration.
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Outstanding restoration and customization!
Better than the original-condition toy with those lights.
It was half-gone but now it can at least be displayed!
Great restoration and custom work. I like that you put Toy Polloi stickers on the inside; just like a clockmaker would put their mark on the inside housing, to sign their work, when they repair an old clock! Not sure if that was the intent, but seems appropriate. Well done!
Your restoration work is art.
As they say, less is more and you have restored a wreck and given it just enough attention to make it different from the rest without going over the top. I especially liked how you salvaged the cardboard background, fitted the custom lighting and fabricated the fiddly bits. Another great project!
A great watch. Weirdly therapeutic, as always, mate.
Wow! I've said it before, you're an artist! Well done!
Thanks :D
Great to see this finished! I'm really impressed by your work, and happy to see this toy get a renewed life. I hope the winner cherishes it.
Thanks
I’m not the sort of chap to exaggerate, but I can honestly say that I’ve never seen anything quite like this!
Incredible!
Your video is 4 years old, but it’s brilliant & incredibly helpful since I’m customizing a 79 Kenner Falcon myself.I had hit a wall when it came time to route some LEDs for added FX, but after watching your series of videos, I’m finally able to move past that part. So, thanks for the great tips & tricks and I’ll definitely be checking out more videos. Dig the content & Thanks again.
Well played, sir. Well played!
Fantastic job from start to finish and what a great fix on that cannon.
Awesome stuff Dave. The top gun repair was brilliant. I can't believe how accurate your drilling is free hand. I couldn't do it without a vice. You are definitely the Master!!! My favourite resto so far. Keep up the good work!
Practice. I do that fix all the time. I should really get a small desk vice though. It would make it easier and less dangerous.
I know for a fact that LEGOs are made out of ABS plastic, not entirely sure what the toys themselves are made out of, but for attaching things to each other, you could trying using a solvent weld? So Instead of having to drill, you could just drop a bit of pure acetone where you need it, and weld them together.
Wow! Looks great Dave.
Amazing work sir!! Love the battle damage stickers and the added led lights!!
Done a great job Dave, top work...
Quality end result - looks brilliant! I'll admit, I would've preferred more lights, eg. a couple more underneath, a couple more in the cockpit and six separate ones for each of the headlights, but that's just me.. Love those LEDs!
Another successful project. Well done!!!!
Nice job, really enjoying these restoration/customisation vids of yours.
great details and repair tips.
love the lighting.
wow. It's fantastic. Nice little mods in all the right places. This is one of the best falcons I've ever seen.
absolutely fantastic result, can't wait for the next restoration
This is great!
I'd love to do something like this!
I had a original one when I was young, it was stored at my mum's, in her loft, and after quite a few years when I checked- it had gone!
Good work! And a very enjoyable series, too.
Brilliant work, with much ingenuity employed. I quite enjoyed the 3 part series.
Just wow! I wish I knew about this channel prior to throwing all my broken childhood toys.
I guess that, with a little bit of work, paint, and proper tools you could actually make the cracks look like even more battle damage :). But the final result does look great, what a difference!
Excellent work.
fantastic
To fill cracks there is a seam filler that model builders use. I believe it is made by Tamiya. It comes in a tube, you just squirt it in the cracks then wipe away the excess with water. It fills seams quite nicely. I wish I could remember it's exact name but you should be able to find it at any hobby shop that sells model kits.
I really enjoy your videos but I did have a couple of ideas/questions. On the headlights, I wonder if you boxed them in behind the LED if they'd all three light up? On the guns, instead of cutting them off behind the first ring near the tip, cut them off behind the second, fatter ring? Seems like it would allow for an easier hole to drill, bigger support post on the inside and more hidden overall. Thanks again for making these videos. They're entertaining and inspirational.
great job but i noticed 2 missing pistons on the the bottom door that goes down for the action figures to come in
They are very hard to find, and I am not willing to pay the prices that sellers want for them. The ship looks fine without them. If I eve find them, I will add them.
Dave just a quick one do you have a link to the sticker paper you use ......keep up the good work
I have a warped wall section from a vintage hoth imperial attack playset will the hot/boiling water trick work?
Every time i hear someone say 'battle damage stickers' my inner nerd screams NOOOOOOO!
Some hate them, some love them. :D
i dont get it... why you dont keep the komplet gun and take one frontpart from the brocken one. so you have a repaired one and a original one
Because they were all broken in some way.
Hey Dave
Awesome outcome 👍🏼
How did the charity raffle go?
They raised about £140 for children in need. So it was really good.
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Thank you for your reply Dave.
That is awesome, you did a good thing helping to raise that much money😊
I love your videos..
I need to get your email..
I have been stocking up on parts and ships for the last couple of years..
Completing some stock piling the rest..
I have some ways I do my stuff that is similar to your methods.. and really want to learn more about the electronic aspects of restoration and even the customized lights..
I found your videos yesterday...
And the Lego tricks are blowing my mind.. because I have all kinds of broken parts... that I could probably fix and still use..
Thanks. I'm glad you found my videos and they have been of use to you. You can contact me in many ways, all links are in my banner. Cheers