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James May reassembles a 1970's Honda Z50A mini Trail Motorcycle in this episode.
In 1987, the RUF CTR, known as "Yellowbird," set a record as the fastest production car, and its successor, the CTR Anniversary, continues this legacy of German craftsmanship.
James May reassembles the 1963 Dansette Bermuda record player this week in his workshop.
In Greece, a dedicated team works tirelessly to complete the restoration of a Spitfire, preparing for its highly anticipated maiden flight.
James May reassembles classic items in his workshop, showcasing the engineering intricacies and therapeutic satisfaction of piecing together historical objects.
Malcolm Appleby, a talented engraver, transforms a derelict Victorian railway station into a workshop and home, inspired by the surrounding nature.
Fifteen individuals work at a workshop for people with intellectual disabilities in the United States, engaging in daily activities that foster community and creativity.
Joseph Edward Nuttgens, an 85-year-old stained-glass artist, meticulously crafts a window for a Lancashire church, showcasing his 60 years of expertise.
