Thanks Dave, I'd love to do this again sometime.... I have a few projects I am sure you could help with or perhaps I could copy your techniques! learned a lot from doing this. Thanks Roger

great follow-on to your repair video, Dave. Love it.

@@RetroTechRepair Really enjoyed that fix. Will be following you closer in future. Well done.

@@the_atomshop that's great! Thanks so much

@@the_atomshop Thanks

That's great. So glad I was able to bring back some happy memories. Truly a pleasure. Thanks so much for sharing.

That's great to hear Virgil hope I brought back some fond memories. Fun project for me too. Thanks so much for the comment.

Thanks Vince. Praise indeed from a legend of KZfaq and a true gentleman!

@@RetroTechRepair 👌👍

Hi Mike. So excited you are planning to watch some more of the channel. I really hope that you enjoy. Thanks for the comment and welcome on board.

Thanks ianA... so great to hear feedback like this, bringing back fond childhood memories. Thank you so much for sharing. I googled the Mattel ad and know exactly what you mean. Happy days! Thanks again for the comments. Glad that you enjoyed the video

Thanks Arenot DIY, I'm not known for my ingenuity so I must have been having a good day. Thanks so much for your kind words. Thanks also for taking the time to comment. It makes a big difference and I really appreciate it.

Thanks 8bits it was a fun little repair. Although not complicated it has had a lot of love. Nice to see you are still following the channel. Thanks for your support

Thank you Cesarius

That's Brilliant JT thanks so much for the sub. I hope you enjoy it here. Thanks for yhe comments too. Roger

Thank you! Simple fix but a lot of fun. Glad you enjoyed the video. Hope you enjoy the rest of the content. A MASSIVE thanks for your comments!

You are too kind Stuart. Happy to bring back good memories for you though. Thanks as always for the comments

Hi Action Pop Dad great to have you along. I hope that you enjoy the content. Thanks so much for your comment.

That's great feedback JC. When I first started the channel I expected all the repairs to be simple like this but quickly had to learn a lot more than I envisaged. I sometimes worry about putting simple fixes out on the channel in case people don't find them interesting, but your feedback makes sense and might mean some more videos for me. Thanks.

Thank You! So glad you enjoyed the video and very excited to have some of Dave's viewers over here. I hope you enjoy the channel. Thanks so much for your comment.

@@RetroTechRepair I already started to watch your previous uploads and subscribed to see your future content!

Thanks Zak. Happy to bring back some fond memories. Thanks for the comments

Hi Mike it was great to collaborate with Dave on this. So happy to have so many of his subs come across. Welcome and thanks for your comments. I hope you enjoy the content

Thanks Rick. Glad you enjoyed the video

Thanks Ghost Retro! Glad you enjoyed the video

LOL @djdrwatson, I was tempted! Thanks for your comment. I appreciate you taking a moment to feedback. Cheers!

🤔😏😁😂 Honestly bro . I expected him to so do . Along with special effects . Nice call . Lol

That's great Retro Tinker. It's wonderful to have you along. Thanks so much for your feedback. I hope that you continue to enjoy the content. Cheers! Roger

Brilliant! Thanks @Fnordathoth welcome along. I really hope you enjoy the channel thanks so much for the sub and comment. Roger

@@RetroTechRepair been binging the videos, love the content :)

Thanks @awal1701. I think it might have been you who sent Dave to me. I REALLY appreciate that and I have really enjoyed working with him. Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed the videos and thanks as always for the feedback.

@@RetroTechRepair I did recommend your channel and I was over the moon when I heard that the collaboration was going to happen. I appreciate the skill and tenacity that is brought to your projects.

@@awall1701 thanks very much for that 👍 Really grateful it's brought lots of people here. Thanks so much

LOL darkshijima... thanks for your comments. Glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks Atari Creep I think that sums it up perfectly! Thanks for the comment and the sub. Hope that you enjoy the channel. Cheers Roger

Great! Welcome along I hope that you enjoy the channel. Very excited to have you thanks.

What a great story. If I got anything like that it was always a bad knock off (usually from the market) or something broken from a jumble sale. That's actually part of why I started the channel , so I could actually own some of this kind of stuff. Shame my sister wasn't a but closer in age we might have found sword fights therapeutic. Anyway thanks so much for your awesome comment. Glad I was able to bring back some fond memories.

Thanks Matthew. Great minds do think alike. Glad you enjoyed the video and recognise the editing. It's my least favourite part of the process and sometimes the reason I don't get vids out as I love to repair. I have been trying to improve it. Vince's Roller is awesome, I am enthralled by that series. He just keeps plugging away at it's really coming along. I have worked on hobby cars in the past (Lancia Y10 turbo, Porsche 944 turbo, Saab 9000 turbo, Reliant Scimitar SST Turbo... spotting a theme?) but I no longer have space to work on cars and could never get close to putting that stuff on youtube. It was actually the absence of cars to work on that got me repairing electronics in the first place. Anyway thanks for the comments and patience waiting for the vids to come. Really appreciate it. Roger

Now that's an impressive car back catalogue! The Lancia Y10 turbo was such a cool hot hatch, very rare. So is the Reliant SST, had to Google that one but I do remember it! Can you believe they planned a V8 version for the USA?! Shame you don't have space to do a car restoration series, I'd watch it for sure.

Thanks @@matthewbeeson5612 I didn't know they'd planned a V8 that would have been scary. Less impressive was my success rate. Only the 944 and Saab got finished. I sold the Y10 to make room for the Scimitar then emigrated to the USA and left it behind. I'm back in the UK now but the car's long gone.

That's Great! Thanks so much TootyUK thanks for the sub and I hope that you enjoy the content.

Hi Skyway73 glad you enjoyed the video you are without a doubt my most loyal subscriber. Pleased to have brought back some memories... I don't remember the sword at all but guess im probably just a bit too old. It's been fun working with Toy-Polloi isn't the stuff he does incredible? He's helped a lot with promoting the video too. Thanks for sticking around. I hope to get some more material out soon. As always thanks so much for the support and comments. I hope you are doing well. Roger

Thanks Josh. Glad you enjoyed the show. Dave is awesome and has been very patient and helpful with this fix too. Very excited to have you along. Thanks so much for the comments.

Thanks! Praise indeed. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the feedback

Thanks Jason. Had a lot going on and its been tough but I do hope to have more content soon. Thanks for the patience and the support. Roger

That's Brilliant Mathew 👏 great to have you along. Hope you enjoy the content. Thanks for the sub and comments

Glad to bring back some happy memories for you. Hopefully we kept this none out of the garbage. Thanks for your message.

Thanks for the sub! Thats great Sylvan. Very excited to have you along. Hope that you enjoy the channel.

Maybe KP I never really through about that. But that could have been the case. Certainly possible. Nice thinking. Thanks as always for the comments. Roger

Hi and thanks for your comments. I must admit I'm not a natural "blacksmith" and preferred the Masters of the Universe, but the repair was fun. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for your comments.

Thanks for your comment

Hi Mickmerr thanks so much for the feedback. So glad that you enjoyed the show. Unfortunately I only repair things I buy. The sword colab with Dave is the first thing I haven't bought at great expense. Sorry I can't help but a massive thanks for your kind words and comments

@@RetroTechRepair thanks for the reply, i was only joking tbh. I like to do these things myself , so I'll watch and learn from you 👍

@@mickmerr well I'm thrilled to inspire. Good luck with the restoration!

That's Great spaghetti. 👍 so excited ti have you along. I hope you enjoy the channel. Thanks so much for the comments and support.

I was very tempted to yell just that! Thanks so much for the comments

I don't know, a quick Google suggests that this happens sometimes. I promise you its nothing clever from my side, I wouldn't have a clue where to start.

You are subbed to me and I shared it as I worked with Retro Tech Repair on this collaboration!

Hi Mark, there is more to come. Unfortunately i had to take a second job (long story) and it's taken a lot of my time. But there will be new content soon. Thanks for your question.