Please like and subscribe for more !! 🙌 Thanks 🙏

Being burned or injured playing with a toy is what qualifies it as educational.

I brought one into class, 3rd grade and gave a demonstration of steam power. Cotton balls, alcohol and matches. My teacher thanked me and the class was impressed. Can't imagine that now. What year? A long time ago.

So, a kid got burnt. That is how life happens. It taught a lesson.. That's how one learns. It's called experience.

Kids were not burnt by these toys. Only their fathers, pretending this Christmas gift was for their sons. Same as with drones today :) Great job!

Marvelous!, the same way Titanic moved it's giant body, I think steam engines were the greatest inventions ever...

My father long ago owned a hobby shop. In the late 60's someone brought in a steam engine like the in you video. I still remember the smell caorsine hot metal steam. Father place a rubber band on the fly wheel and a electrol set farris wheel he built. We had fun watching it. Thanks for the memory.

I am 19, so I never experienced these types of toys. I like how some toys (like the tanks that blow out real fire) really tried to imitate how they would be in real life. I wish I had some of these to be honest.

Greeting from the Czech republic . 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I had a similar one in early 1970s. Mine used Esbit fuel tablets, which were hard to come by, but seemed to produce steam more quickly, compared to the video. Also had a sight-glass to verify water level, a slightly larger cylinder, and a handle to control the whistle. I think it also had a throttle. Once the whole mechanism got hot, you could pull the flame, dump the steam (through the whistle), replenish the water in the boiler, and it would start right back up by returning the fire-- often without having to give it a nudge. The smell of oil and steam in our garage was frequent. It was simply satisfying to do the little ritual to set it in motion. Do not recall ever burning myself on it. Nice to see one return to life. Thanks.

At first glance, I thought it was a Mamod stationary engine. Good restoration.

The thing I like most about your restoration project is that you always show us the end product doing its intended job! Itn not only good looking, it's functional

Un véritable bon en arrière et des tonnes de souvenirs qui remontent avec votre restoration magnifique. En 1988 un monsieur très âgé m’a offert cette petite machine à vapeur, je passais mes mercredi après-midi chez lui à bricoler avec ce passionné de moteurs et d’horlogerie dans son atelier qui sentait bon les parfums d’huiles et de graisses. Je viens de ressortir d’un tiroir ce petit jouet et il fonctionne toujours ! Je vais lui donner un petit coup de neuf. Grâce à vous. En souvenir de ce vieux papi disparu en 1991 qui était la gentillesse même. Merci beaucoup.

The engine is a oscillating cylinder engine. Cylinder has only one hole. The base has two holes. One for steam line and other for exhaust. At 90 degrees, the cylinder hole position at steam hole position, at 270 degrees it is at exhaust position. Not self starting by it's nature. Fun and fun and lots of fun. Thank you very much for the video.

When I was a kid, I had one of those steam engines, not as old as that one, but I could fire it up, and just look at it for hours. What did it do? absolutely nothing, it just stood there and puffed, but for a young boy it was a marvel.

Dangerous and beautiful toys but I’m sure it created BIG THINKERS and CREATORS of our times😎

5:28 Kids of that age werent like the ones today Great job tho

I'm 63 I remember my brother had one of these types of toy.

5:14 you say " I wonder how many kids have been burnt by these toys " , I say , " I wonder how many kids ,young and old, have been taught by these toys that power bites,and have gone on to appreciate the world about them that bit better !"

I was given one when I was young , in 1958. Still have it today. Same brand JC Unis....label still on it too.

Getting burnt is how you learn how a steam engine works, and how to solder stuff also. I'm glad to say I got burnt a few time while I was young.

That is the coolest thing I've ever seen.

Had one of these as a kid it also came with the table saw accessory which would really only cut paper and a really cool log polar saw that came with already precut logs but it looked like it cut the logs which was kind of cool. Also just a tip if you close the whistle you will get it to go much faster.

I was born in 1953 there those toys were all the rage I can't tell you how much I wanted one but my parents could not afford the price I still love them I love your channel seeing some of the toys I owned myself when I was young sometimes neighbors would sell their toys or give them to the parents of' kids who normally could not afford them as their kids had outgrown them. poverty was rife in my day

Now we’ve made life so safe kids have lost the wonder of building, using their imaginations, or smaller ‘kid sized’ machines of yesteryear.

The most sadistic toy I had growing up was - The Easy Bake Oven... That thing really could cook - cake...

9:16....Awww, it was brilliant to see it finally get going.....almost like a living thing taking its first steps. Love to see you fix the issues on this beautiful little machine...I'd love to have one!

amazing restoration. Happy birthday. Very good.

nice rusty toy

I dig the old steam powered toys, nice job

I take it this is the first steam engine you have had going. You have to close the whistle and let the boiler build up pressure. Then the flywheel will work as it should, providing the mating serfaces of the piston and plate are flat against each other. I used to restore the mamod steam engines and traction engines. I had great times rebuilding htem and firing them up for the first time.

My brother got this toy for Christmas in the 60's! Thanks for the memory!

keep stronger n stay positive bro..

My grandfather and uncle both had these from Maerklin. No one ever got burned. Well, that they admitted/remembered.

Super beautiful, functional, and respectful restoration.

This is by far the best piece yet.

Great restoration, I am a collector and have a New of these, Marklin, Weeden, .. fome of them needs help. This video has provide Many tips, thanks for sharing.

I'm so envious of your equipment to make the restorations successful, I work on N & TT gauge model locomotives ,but sadly my age,hands and eyes are not what they used to be. Another great job mate

I had my first steam engine (a Mamod) bought for me over 40 years ago and it's still going and fun to use.

Well done, sir.

Well done. Looks like it might have been under water.

thank goodness someone finally using the proper wrench instead of an adjustable wrench, they have expensive sand blasters etc but not a inexpensive wrench set.

...так вот, как работает паровая машина!, жаль, что нет паровозного гудка, молорик!, отличная работа, здоровья тебе и удачи!!!

A weak ago I got a steam powered toy locomotive from my friend. I really looking forward to restore it.

Точно такую взорвал Карлссон в гостях у Малыша. Это было легендарно!

I'd love to have one of them toys. Good work. yes, some kids may have burned their fingers but many others learned how to use their brains.

Gorgeous toy

Интересный агрегат, похож на паровую машину. Очень интересно. Реставрировать такие вещи, думаю очень интересно, результат радует. Спасибо 🙏 вам огромное. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

If you turned that little valve on the whistle, would it increase the pressure and make the wheel go faster? Great job, love the toy and it’s attachments.

Beautiful piece of history

Imagine if the former owner had known just how valuable this would become?! 💯

GREAT JOB! AMAZING!

I can't remember if I had seen this previously. It's as enjoyable this time as well 🤓! I used to look at the Sears and Roebuck catalog every Christmas and this was always on the list.

Why would anyone give this a thumbs down?? Let's see what they can do.. oh yeah, nothing. Great work!!

This makes me want a desk toy steam engine that has a little generator that charges your phone. Totally impractical but very exciting

Wow! What a rust bucket. You did a fabulous restoration. I can only imagine how many kids got burned from this toy. Love the colors that you used. It looks and runs fantastic.

Nice job 👏

Encore une magnifique restauration ! Je suis en vidéo avec un-merci et bravo

I still have mine and it's almost in mint shape....had it since new

What a happy little engine that could. What a beautiful restoration.

Really wish I had the tools, time, and resources to fo restorations like this. It truly is so much fun to do.

Woww👍👍super It is soo nice..super 👍👍👍

👍👌👏 Very well done (video and work/restoration). Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health.

Beautiful.

That scrubbed up very well . Great to see some one else resurrect a worthy steam engine

A very beautiful thing. Thank you for this very classy work. You are a fountain of creativity. I wish you more brilliance, my friend.

wow what a complicated restoration ! i love u sir from Iraq

Vind leuk mooi hoe je doet weer rijd trekjes en prachig hoor mooi werk yolanda limburg

As you know I’m a big fan of your restoration’s in common but this one was one in particular cos I brought back some very good memories to my youth. I have saved money for almost a year as a newspaper boy. When the moment arrived that I could finally purchased it. My mom warned me a couple of times coz actually I was literally playing with fire. My dad whispered in her ear that I was old enough and if in the unlikely event I would burn myself it would be for just one ☝️ time. There you have your answer you’ve asked yourself in the vid, “I wonder how many young....” well my little steam engine should be ignited with a paraffin block and later on with real cokes, not as shown in your vid with a spirit burner, It was not that I burned myself but get a injury from a connected sawmill 😂🤣 these nasty machines did really did their job very well. Now you can wonder yourself how old I am nowadays! You’ve enjoyed me once again with this beautiful restoration. Thanks yet again monsieur Le Fabrik.👍👍❤️

Thanks for that. I might fix mine up now.

The whistle was left open while running. Close the whistle to build up steam. Always test the safety valve as well. It is recommended to gently clean the engine first since there may be patina to save. The boiler leaks in the front, so another air check is needed.

Brings back memories of my youth :) I had a Wilesco one (D6 if I remember correctly). We used Esbit blocks to power that one.

Wow! It's a great job 🤓

I had one in the early 60s . Instead of the oil lamp burner, mine used small domino shaped white pellets that sat in a holder and slid into the burner area. Fascinated me for hours.

An excellent and beautiful restoration. This engine is priceless!

I bet quite a few kids were burned by it but not nearly as many as you would think. I mean now a days we have to put warning labels on Tide Pods so kids won’t eat them. We need toys like this again.

Sweet I never saw one of those nice job thanks for sharing

Sandblast the subscribe sign 🤣🤣

I still have mine, the wheel would turn faster if you capped the whistle, there should be a valve with a spring loaded valve to blow the whistle with bun really nice job on the restoration. mine is still in working order BTW.

Great job I have got to find one of these it is so cool looking

Love watching your restorations , just amazing workmanship. I find your videos very informative, relaxing

Im pretty young, so I would have never been able to get one of these normally, but I just got a similar toy from a garage sale, and I hope I can use this as a somewhat guide to restoring mine to working order.

Very nicely done! I have a Wilesco lined up for restoration.

Really enjoyed this one, thank you for sharing ♥️

Nice work, very fond of the bright work. As pointed out, closing the whistle will boost the steam pressure. That little booger would all but fly then. Pretty engine, reminds me of my Wilesco D10.

nice job

Wonderful 😊

great precise work, wonderful result. a master at work. 👍🏻

Great video!😁🔧🤟

Awesome job ! 👍👍

Top work as usual!!! A real proffessional !!and to the last detail !!

Quelle belle rénovation ! On est bluffé ! C'est un régal de voir ce petit engin reprendre vie. Bravo !

piękna robota, gdybyś uszczelnił i zakręcił gwizdek tak żeby para nie uciekała to maszyna kręciła by się szybko.... Pozdrawiam!! Robert.

👏👏👏👏 very good work

beautiful

I remember those old steam toys , great restoration 👍🏻

very beautifull

Mine took solid fuel. It had a dark blue base and the burning chamber looked like bricks. And yes, I burned myself a few times. You did a very nice job on that one.

Turned out awesome 👍👍👍👍👍

Ahh yes a mm1 I think very cool emgines