just like the asian vids lol spray the mud off

@@hessxpress3016and chloridric acid

🤣

probably takes longer to make it rust than it does to "restore" it.

@@jameskyle2238 Not at all. Out in the elements it will rust fairly quick in weeks

@@Madmaxxxx1984 Yes indeed we all know that plastic and diecast rusts like mad.

🤣totaly fake

🤣 this is a restoration project for the weak of mind

😂😂

Exactly!!! 100% agree , very impressive skills on making it look old and dirty and then brand new! 👌🏻👌🏻

He should film how he trashed it.

@@gamera1962 🤣🤣 at least that would be real

Seems to be a thing these days to have a toy, rough it up, cover it in soil, then duping people into thinking you found it that way...gotta get those views!

Oi

@@ianbrown9082 People certainly abuse it for clickbait, but the fact is if your thumbnail doesn't look like it is unrestorable, you aren't getting a click. It's to the point that I have to pay more for a rusted out broken toy missing pieces than a good condition original costs, and I wish I was exaggerating on that.

@@ianbrown9082 exact , du plastique ou du zamak qui rouille . duperie . a bannir .

Does it really cost that much and where would someone go to purchase one?

The shade lmaoo

And all the loose parts lying together at the garbage dump😂

Would have been nice in a different colour

One of the big things they do for this, not saying they did it this way. But it takes a lot of work to make it look bad. So one thing that can be done is getting two cars when purchasing. They can then show it messed up before, but when a nice looking seat goes in, odds are its from a clean model.

Yeah... I said that this video is played in reverse🤣

probably was abandoned due to a lawsuit

Look at how clean the hinge is 0:58

Abandoned the same way that Eaglemoss abandoned us with the Jeep Willys and Ecto-1 builds!! El bastardos!!

????

Yeah, and how funny, driving around in "nowhere" and finding an abandoned model. Strange country where he lives, where modelers throw their cars away like that. I get more and more the impression, that some of the restoration victims are "mudded" and placed by intention. No matter how nice the result at the end is.

@@erebus1964 fake restoration, you have to be very naive to believe in this perfect world of restorations

Every part there, and several tucked inside the "abandoned" car from the beginning. I call bullshit.

Damn it's just entertainment calm down

@@chives6329 A lie is a lie.

And thanks to KZfaq removing the ability for us to see how many dislikes a video gets, a lot of people will be sucked into believing this is a real restoration.

And parts look like smoke/fire damage but all plastic not melted and the bits or wiring looks brand new no Staines as if been outside for ages and the version from agora models the chassis is all black not red/orange and for bumper and doors to be of they have to have major damage as screwed in

All these found channels are BS. There's another one where a guy searches the junk piles and always seems to find 1:18 scale cars "abandoned "

100%

Agree

I think its just content

That’s what I say

i Know, why can't he just admit. it's "custom" not restoration.

Yes very cool 😎

Agree 💯 Thought the same thing 🤣🤣😂😭

@@jerrylowden1977 and its amazing how all the parts were there of this collecters grade model

I thought the same thing. I gotta ride around in empty fields now to find a $2500.00 diecast kit. There everywhere.

All of this channel's content is staged and fake. So sorry I came across this again.

almost like it was planned

@@Crazy_Restoration What did I win?

Right !!!!!!! This is soooo staged and faked .... I get sick about it.

Конечно это постановка) выдали крепежи капота, они каким-то образом оказались чистыми и новыми на ржавой модели)))

yup, staged and fake

staged and fake

Maybe improve on not faking restoration videos...?

We would like a real restoration video, or just a customization one

Hola amiga ese carro solo es que yo no tengo carro😢

❤

It was not. This is DeAgostini model that came out 2 years ago. Even if building fell on it, it would not look like that. This was done on purpose, so he could do "restoration" video. And lights are part of this model.

All the parts he added after all came with the kit, you just pick what you want for your build. He just made it look like crap and dumped it on top of some garbage without most of the things that came with the kit that the car came with and then added when "restoring" maybe if they would just put the damn car together people wouldn't be aggravated with the fake restoration and just watch him put models together or customize them without the trickery. THat makes me and most everyone who watched it not want to watch anything he makes ever again. If he has a legit model build and customisation without the whole pretending to find and restore then more people will watch it. People do not care for restoring with fake things. Just put a car together or if you find a real life old car model or real car and it really is rusty and needs restoring then hurray and crap but die cast doesn't rust plastic doesn't rust so people need to be smarter when doing videos and stop trying to make everyone watching feel like you make them look stupid when they will pick apart your video in a second and not like the video at all then talk shit about it and it's deserving with this crap. The car was fine the beginning was crap.

This is actuially what they do !

oh yeah as if he totally didn’t ruin it in the first place😂

Идеальную?! После такой всратой "реставрации" эта модель не имеет абсолютно никакой ценности.

Yes it was pure magic how he removed all screws in seconds 😂

Just call this resto journey "Too Loose Le Trek!"

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣He destroyed the model to make it look all used just to clean it up and repair it to make the video These are fake videos that staged.

Hi, can you tell me which brand this model is? I'd like one myself:)

I would also like to know... back sometime shortly after the movie came out, I was part owner of a muscle car diecast store.. I made a 1:18 diecast one for myself (I also had my own side business where I would modify diecast to match people's real cars (or just what they wanted)). I started with an ERTL 67 Shelby GT 350 (mainly because we had quite a few at the time) as well as an ERTL 427 Cobra "body shop" diecast kit. Took apart the Shelby, stripped it with aircraft stripper & got started with the body mods - using JB Weld "stick" (more putty - like as opposed to liquid) to form the front end, wheel flairs, side skirts & hood scoop. Once I felt this was correct general size/shape, I got out my trusty Dremel & began grinding & sanding. Engine (427) was pirated from the Cobra kit as were the wheels - which were then modified. Interestingly enough, the wheels were honestly the only thing I kept track of my time on.. each wheel from start to finish took about 4 hours. I pretty much only kept the middle (or spider) of the original rims, the actual "rim" parts were aluminum tubing (for wheels??) that came from a large hobby shop. I also found some aluminum tubing that I used for the unique side exit exhaust (correct shape/size), I had a fellow hobbiest make me correct scale license plates & even the "go baby go" shifter label. In the end... I'm guessing I had in excess of over 100 hours into this car... oh, lots of primer & sanding, 5 coats of "Fleet - Pepper Grey", all black striping painted on (including the side stripes) & then at least 5 coats of clear before cut & buff. I made the aluminum tube grille by hand & the driving lights were "jeweled" lights from the model railroad section of the same hobby shop. I eventually got harassed? No, more like pestered to sell it. He eventually paid me $800 for the car & flew from California to Chicago to pick it up from me. I still have everything to do another (several, actually) except the time... although seeing this larger scale one, makes me want to do it again!

@@Lander76 It's a DeAgostini model

@davidstraub7218 That's an impressive amount of work my friend. I wish I had seen that.

@@martinscott-reed5379 DeAgostini - is that the one you get a subscription for & they send you a package every month - also the Ecto 1 & BTTF DeLorean? As for mine, I wish there was a way to post pics on here.

Эта "реставрация" полная ложь от начала и до конца видео.

Probably from the mint condition car he started with 🤷🏻‍♂️

😂😂😂 bro are you that gullible

@@Elephantnuts It's not gullibility that leads to my question, it's called interest. I'm not of the mind that all who post videos are liars. Neither am I of the opinion that all who post comments are idiots, or don't deserve a bit of common respect.

OK is this really a model which was dumped or was really brought and then made awefull for start then rebuilt as where did missing parts come interested to know full story

@@nickfensome8855 It doesn't seem like it's staged, but these days you never know. That's why I asked about the extra pieces. I've got a signed & certified Richard Petty's 1970 Superbird in 1:24 scale from The Franklin Mint and it's got a broken rt ft wheel hub that I'd love to replace, but i'll be damned if I can find any replacement parts.

More like trashing it and making a fake restoration video

oh yeah like it wasnt already detailed 😂

The aging one or the brand new look one? Both where pretty good!!

Fake Fake Fake Fake ass Fake Video. For actual videos of Hot Wheels with real use damage and aging go to @BaremetalHW and @WheelsNThangs and @Diecast Restoration

Its 100% fake.

If you want Real detailed restorations check rthe chanel "my mechanics" that guy is one of a kind

Thank you but I don't use Telegram. Still a great job on the Mustang!

they destroy it and then restore it hahahaha

Probably so.

How much did you get paid to say that?

сам поломал сам починил контентик пилим :)))

@@user-cz4gb4uh2p ага, тоже поржал, бесят своим фейк контентом...)

Someone said majority of these restoration videos are fake and pointed out what you just pointed out.

Нет.

Si se nota demasiado preparado. Además quién va a dejar que un modelo de más de 1000€ acabe así?

@@Crazy_Restoration no creo a de ser una estafa , .

Check your comment it makes no sense

@@Azaan-Chaska It makes perfect sense, you can see the hinges are brand new at 58 seconds in. the uploader spent a lot of time making it look weathered so we would be properly impressed with his "Restoration" but he did go a little overboard.