Great restoration, lovely finish, I would like to add that the correct size for tapping a M2 thread is 1.6mm you are risking breaking the tap using a 1.5mm
Thanks for the tip! I couldn't find any 1.6mm drills and since I have done nearly 80 restorations with this combination, I didn't think I was a problem. Will have a look out for the correct size.
Great restauration, love your videos. But tell me, what is Dittol? Googled it and it said Antisepticum, but is this true? Thought Antisepticum is much alcohol, and it would destroy plastic. Got some cars with paint on their windows too. And i wanna restore them .
Thanks, Heiko. Dettol is indeed a powerful disinfectant. It does not contain alcohol, but Chloroxylenol, which is also a paint stripper. The Dettol softens the paint, so you can simply brush it off, but it doesn't harm the plastic. It works with most hard plastics, like windows, wheels, bumpers and headlights. However, I experienced that it does react with some kinds of black plastics. Majorette wheels for example tend to turn grey in Dettol and I noticed that the black plastics on the Corgi 'The Saint' Jaguar soften a little in a way that you can almost leave your fingerprint in it. That reaction is not permanent and cleaning the plastics in water will give them back their hardness.
Nice restoration. However, Corgi Toys were made in Swansea, Wales and NOT England between 1956 to 1984. The Corgi Dog symbol is that of the Welsh Pembrokeshire Corgi.
That Mercedes Benz 220 SE . Looks like a very handsome car now you've restored it Johan , great job 👏 👍
Thanks, Jerry! 🙂
Thank you so much for the wonderful content! Love seeing these cars get the love they deserve!😍🤩👌
And thank you for watching! 🙂
Um clássico da Mercedes Benz!
Beautiful restoration looks amazing well done 👍.
Thanks, Adrian! 🙂
Nice restoration, details and paint job 👌 👍
Thanks, Joe! 🙂
Outstanding restoration looks brilliant
Thanks, Martin! 🙂
Ficou lindo mesmo dame essa miniatura 😊
Absolutely stunning 👍
Thanks, Andy! 🙂
Nice job!
Thanks! 🙂
Wow Johan ,I love it ,looks beautiful
Thanks, Laz! 🙂
Great restoration, lovely finish, I would like to add that the correct size for tapping a M2 thread is 1.6mm you are risking breaking the tap using a 1.5mm
Thanks for the tip! I couldn't find any 1.6mm drills and since I have done nearly 80 restorations with this combination, I didn't think I was a problem. Will have a look out for the correct size.
Well done! I like the detail you put into your build. Thank you for the great video.
Thanks, James! 🙂
Nice work mate
Thanks! 🙂
Outstanding! Fit for a champion! Your meticulous preparation work is key to the superb finish! Thank you!
Thanks! 🙂
Great job on the Mercedes!
Thanks! 🙂
A restored classic. Beautiful.
Thanks! 🙂
Parabéns isso sim é restaurar lindo não é como esses que andam ai a estragar magnífico 😍
Obrigado! 🙂
Bel lavoro bravo, per le rifiniture hai usato un argento crome?
Thanks! I used Tamiya X-11 Chrome Silver for the details.
Prachtig resultaat!
Bedankt! 🙂
Great restauration, love your videos. But tell me, what is Dittol? Googled it and it said Antisepticum, but is this true? Thought Antisepticum is much alcohol, and it would destroy plastic. Got some cars with paint on their windows too. And i wanna restore them .
Thanks, Heiko. Dettol is indeed a powerful disinfectant. It does not contain alcohol, but Chloroxylenol, which is also a paint stripper. The Dettol softens the paint, so you can simply brush it off, but it doesn't harm the plastic. It works with most hard plastics, like windows, wheels, bumpers and headlights. However, I experienced that it does react with some kinds of black plastics. Majorette wheels for example tend to turn grey in Dettol and I noticed that the black plastics on the Corgi 'The Saint' Jaguar soften a little in a way that you can almost leave your fingerprint in it. That reaction is not permanent and cleaning the plastics in water will give them back their hardness.
@@BelgianDiecastRestorationsCool, must look for it tomorrow at some drugstores.
Besides the A340-300 Air Belgium airplane four engines.🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪
Nice restoration.
However, Corgi Toys were made in Swansea, Wales and NOT England between 1956 to 1984.
The Corgi Dog symbol is that of the Welsh Pembrokeshire Corgi.
Thanks for the info!
Talks too much for me
My phone comes equipped with a Volume Control.