NEED TO SEE THE LAST ONE YOU DIDN'T FINISH,  COME ON PAL LETS HAVE A HAPPY ENDING 👍🏻😎

If you were surprised by any of this you weren't an 80's scooterboy...I had mates who use to bury complete Lammy engines in their back garden and dig them up if they needed a part...

This has to be the best and most interesting tutorial on a Lambretta build.
I've watched it once and now going to watch again in the hope I see the finished project (the reveal wasn't on YouTube).
Your attention to detail and is spot on.

One best project i have never seen.very professional and with up to date tools with very innovative ideas really great work.

Great video work and editing. Looking forward to the rest of the build.

This makes me smile 😁 all the hard work will be worth it in the end 👍🏻

Damn this was inspiring, got my sub.

Awesome work! Looking forward to seeing the rest!

Brilliant !...keep the videos coming.

Very nice

Not usually a technical-minded person, but this video was really relaxing and interesting to watch, and your editing is appreciable in its sincerity. Not too much, not too little, and the stop motion reminded me of gerry anderson. good job maan

As the owner of a freshly restored Jet200 (7 months of shed joy), I agree with the previous comment. Although alignment isn't the only issue, right? Funny how we all start with ebay and end up at MB....
Great video, and loving the animation.  Respect.

Brilliant vid! Only one gripe..........why would you throw, what you said were perfecly good gears, in the bin, as opposed to advertising them for free, for someone looking for authentic gears?

Bravissimo!!

😍😍😍

Nice job!

Nice lammy job. Keep going with the videos.

Muito seu vídeo,am brasilian

Who toaught you to build engines and how did you get into it?

good morning my name is wanderlan i'm brazilian i would like to know if i could train for about 15 days with you in scooter engines, of course after the pandemic has passed, i'm also willing to pay for the training. your work is extraordinary. congratulations!