The Repair Shop expert tells fans ‘be back soon’ as he takes break
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The Repair Shop expert David Burville has shared an exciting update telling his Instagram followers: “I’ll be back in the barn soon.”
The BBC show has just aired its latest series and saw the experts taking part in a Windrush and NHS special.
However, in his latest post, David teased fans with what they can expect when he returns to The Repair Shop.
He penned: “Hello everyone. Hope you having a good weekend.
“Been very busy at work but I will be back in the barn soon with some new exciting and unusual items.
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“Hope you enjoyed the most recent episodes of the show.”
The mechanics expert went on to quiz his followers on what colour shirt he was wearing in the black and white snap.
He added: “QUESTION: A little weekend quiz fun for you here, can anyone guess the correct colour of my shirt in the image????? Bonus points to anyone who remembers the item as well.
“Don’t forget if you missed any episodes you can catch up on many using the @bbciplayer #therepairshop.” (sic)
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In one of the latest episodes of the restoration programme, David was tasked with repairing a 100-year-old ventriloquist dummy named George.
The owner of George, Alison, was given the puppet when she was 11 years old to help boost her confidence.
However, when she presented the doll to David, it was broken both on the inside and the outside.
His face was scuffed, chipped and the inner workings that moved his eyes and mouth had seized up.
Sharing a snap of George’s makeover, David wrote on Instagram: “Hello everyone, recognise this little chap?
“I wasn’t quite sure what to make of George when he arrived, but Alison really brought George to life with her story of how much he helped her as a child.
“George really grew on me and he really was the cheeky little chappy she said he was!
“A few organ building skills came in handy with him, and Kirsten and the bear ladies’ wonderful skills all came together to make him quite the dapper chap! #therepairshop #bbc1.” (sic)
The Repair Shop is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
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