❤beautiful...😊

Fantastic work,colour scheme nails it. chome trim,polished wheels,shame you don't have a box to put it in but don't matter.
Great job looking forward with your next one.

Very nice restoration  Andy great job mate 👍

Love the colour Andy makes the whole casting come alive

That's a really smart restoration Andy, nicely done on the details excellent

Nice restoration, details and paint job 👌 👍

Looks nice Andy ,like the colours ,nice details, top job Andy

You made a good job of that ERF.

Beautiful model. You took great care of the details👍. Best regards

Well done 😊

Nicely done, Andy! One thing I find to help your paint adhere better, is to wash your parts in vinegar because of the amount of zinc in these castings.

Great job Andy 👍🏻

G'day to you again! Well done Sir, very nice job , Just like a Bought one 👍!Perth West Aust.

Nice restoration Andy looks loads better than it did before you started take care 👍.

Awsome

Hello Andy at the Garage. Nice little project, that ERF: they're really nice castings. I have just stripped a Platform Trailer WITHOUT the ERF, and they look identical: Corgi were a bit clever with castings back in the day, it seems. You were brave to go with yellow - always a bugger to paint - but if the wheels don't pop easily, and the hub puller doesn't fit, I just cut the axles, pull the hubs, and get some new axles.
Nice one - looks very period correct!

Nice restoration Andy.👍 I've never found the Auto Extreme spray paint any good whatever the colour - I found it always bleeds back on raised edges.
You were lucky with this casting though, so often the chassis cracks behind the cab. Mine was heavily overpainted but looked okay until I stripped the paint off - fortunately good 'ol superglue and baking powder came to the rescue!

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Hi Andrew,  whot a  transformation  !!!!!, lovely  colour,s sham about the  glazing  , can i ask whot happend  ?.

Hello Andy, that's a lovely resto.  I really felt for you when the paint came off like that.  As you say, I'm sure all who restore modes have had this happen. So disappointing! A quick question,  on those types of axles without a "mushroom" end, what actually holds them on and stops them from coming off when it comes to reassemble?