MATCHBOX Restoration 21d Foden Concrete Truck 1968



A new project that inspired me to do a new project. Doing up this concrete truck reminded me of a small concreting job that I had been meaning to do for quite sometime. Whilst I wait for the paint to dry I instruct Kevin on the basics of how to concrete.

At least one of the projects turned out OK!
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40 thoughts on “MATCHBOX Restoration 21d Foden Concrete Truck 1968”

  1. The model looks brand new. I was always impressed with the detail of Matchbox models and how realistic they looked. This was a great tutorial and I look forward to your next project.

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  2. Right before you said, “Gee, I’m looking old, aren’t I?” I was thinking, “Wow, he’s looking great! He should update his profile picture to show off his new look.” (Seriously, not even joking.)

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  3. Dear Sir,
    I always enjoy the makeover of a model i own, like this one. Well, now ti's me son's, bequeathed in life as a family heirloom, but many a year before, i played with it a lot, so it's in the same state as the subject at the beginning of the video.
    And, of course tis always a great advance in me knowledge on Australian zeitgeist to see the painting cabinet news.
    Cheers from Brazil!

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  4. One of those concrete mixer barrels is used in the manufacture of chocolate at the Mars chocolate factory in Slough. It is vertically mounted at the end of the Malteser line where it is filled with continuously rotating/moving Malteser pips, polishing each other by rubbing against other Maltesers – prior to boxing and wrapping.

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  5. Superb restoration! One of Matchbox best castings. Intricate, fine details, and different on each side of the model shows Matchbox mastery of the diecasting process by this time.

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  6. A method of getting smoothed-out prints is to use something which fills it in a bit – for very small imperfections, a coat of gesso paint works well. Or you can smear on some filler of some kind. A bit of sanding and it works well – especially for a nice, smooth, rounded shape like the cement barrel.

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