I'm glad she asked if you can dump it in the bathtub with mist water, soaking vintage plastic and you were able to say no to that, I have messed up plastic toys before, still don't know how to clean them without injuring them as in the case of shiny vintage RC cars

Soft make up brushes also can be great around delicate parts

David is waaaay intense and LPH is like, “Yeah, whatever! Just dunk that thing in the bathtub and hit it with a hairdryer!” You guys are the perfect balance of sugar and spice! And that’s why I like watching your episodes.

Just found your channel looking to clean my toys from childhood- been in a basement for 30 years. Thank you! First video I found said throw them in a bathtub or *the washing machine*!

Preservation is the key

I bought a junk Terrordrome hull, washed the parts in the bathtub and scrubbed with a toothbrush, removed all the old stickers and spray painted the upper portion a similar white because it was so yellowed. I then bought a repro sticker sheet from ToyHax and re-stickered the entire thing. It's not the original, which is kind of a bummer, but it looks immaculate now. I store it in trash bags when not in use. That was an expensive project!

I appreciate your cleaning tips. It has saved me time and mistakes. I have broken things in the past and that is so frustrating.

This was helpful I’m cleaning a tmnt technodrome that’s complete and good shape just caked with dust

The best tip is the makeup brushes. I'm so glad I decided to try those out, nothing has worked as good. I had to stand back and just look at how nice & clean they looked for a minute the first time I used one on them.

Wow. It’s pretty big. Great video as always

Taking picture's prior to tear down helps when re assembling ...mr clean eraser is good if used very gently ..very gently .A good soak in dish soap water is good too...

I dry many piece's that are smaller on the floor vents ...on cool setting if available ...fun video

Thanks for the video. Its a real chore to clean these up, and time has to be set aside for it. Plenty of drying time too!

Dusting with a stiff brush (small brush normally used for painting models), Goo-Gone, Windex, soft cloths, and paper towels. These are great for dust, dirt, and grease (the kind of things that come from cooking in the house). Also, excellent for removing price labels, Goo-Gone applied to the label helps break down the adhesive. Any crayon or grease pencil can also be removed from comic book covers, but only use in small amounts on a soft cloth.

Great video loved the tips and insight Dave got to get mine out now and clean it

I had one but not complete it's was missing all the bottom doors and middle dome where the aircraft came out of. But when I moved to a new place somehow it didn't come with me. I had this playset and the big space shuttle playset. Wish I still had them. I think I still have random pieces of the terror dome when I find them I'll send them your way David

I found this helpful....already used makeup brushes, and they work wonderfully, but never thought of babywipes honestly.

I find the best thing is warm mild soapy water and a very soft toothbrush for any parts without stickers or electrics. Absolutely never put isopropyl alcohol on paint, I learned the hard way.

Man, I had NO IDEA how much those guys were going for these days. So, I guessed to myself,”$350-$450 complete, $700-$800 MintInBox”, went to eBay, and boy was I WAY OFF!!! Hope you got a good deal on that one, cause it may have a little dirt on it, but it’s 100% complete with ZERO repro/3D printed parts. I guess that’s something you have to look out for too now, is the replaced parts and pieces. But yeah, informative video. I’m always paranoid about having to replace stickers on pieces like that. So, thanks & ☮️

Just saw this video and immediately subscribed. Quick question… I have a ARAH HQ, Boulder Hill, Fort Kerium, and a Terrordrome I am in the planning process of cleaning. When you use the 70% alcohol, do you wipe the alcohol away with clean water after wiping the dirt / age away? My concern is whether or not leaving the alcohol on there does any damage over time. Thanks for all the great tips and videos.

Great video with great tips I just recently picked up a cobra condor where the white was almost black from the amount of dirt caked on there and inside the landing gear were dead bugs and some kind of nest I used some computer duster to blow all that stuff out of there and your tips for cleaning worked really well any tips though on how to get rid of smells on old toys the condor smells like moth balls and an old musty basement

If you could would you buy 3 and stacked them on top each other? I saw some guy do that and it looked pretty cool 😎👍👌

I'm looking for with two guns on it. I hopping to used it for a display with my reco tmnt toys

Where did you find that

I have to kind of laugh at the guy that upgraded cause there really is nothing wrong with this one. Maybe the dome mechanism isn't as smooth but I'm sure there are ways to fix that. Just kind of odd unless the guy wanted a boxed one.

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