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Toch jammer dat Tristan zen stunts er niet op staan 😂

Here's our third and final video of our trip to Tobleroneland. Hope you found it interesting. We for sure had a blast and hope to go again next year with more interesting videos as there's still a lot of interesting stuff at this museum!

If i had to fight in a tank in WW2 it would have been the Churchill. Thick armour and easier escape routes than contemporaries. I've always been a bit of a coward 😂

A symptom of the British Army, besides abject poverty is its historically uncharacterisic lack of inventiveness and adaptability. The Corps used to be the home of invention and thirst for innovation. It has a long history of continuous development, seeking to make best use of emergent technology. At a guess, wartime austerity and post war financial constraints, combined with preparing to fight THE enemy, rather an enemy, slowly killed the inspiration present in Cent, to the osified CR2. Perhaps we need a new study group to rethink the Armoured vehicles required to: deal with enemy direct fire platforms; suppress or kill massed enemy infantry; provide close support; mobility support; kill the full range of enemy air platform and weapons etc.

Vergeet niet het refeulen van de tanks, men armen zijn der nog stijf van😂😂 Rotpomp😂😂😂

Small correction, should be 7th and 8th of September - not August as stated at the beginning of the video ;-)

Mooie voertuigen!

About 20 years ago a company called Bull Electrical sold all the old Gallium Arsenide lasers from the Centurion tank, they used to advertise them in one of the hobby electronics magazines.

Regarding the question of the Swiss army strength, Rene was so kind to look it up. Die verstärkte Mech Div 11 hatte 1986 einen Bestand von 14'000 Soldaten und besass 120 Kampfpanzer, 70 Panzerhaubitzen, 10 Schützenpanzer und 2000 Pneufahrzeuge. ;-)

If you enjoyed this one, fear not, we've got 2 more videos on our adventures in Tobleroneland planned for the coming weeks ;-)

There is a Bedford QL just dumped near where I live !! It's a bit of history from WW2 just rotting away slowly .( Very dry climate here ) It's a crying shame really ! It's got a CMP rear end ! I made a couple of local WW2 museums aware of it but got no answer ! ( and a couple in Canada ! Where it was made possibly ? No answer either !)

why not donate these machines to ukraine? frankly they'd be of more use there they are just parading around no? actually asking no snark intended :)

Just noticed that I forgot to list the CVR(T) Spartan in the end credits. For those who like to know, license plate is V65693 ;-)

When I was a kid in the 1950s, there was an M-4 High Speed Tractor in a junkyard near my home. It remained there until the mid ‘60s. My dad was in the 2nd Armored and trained with Patton in California. Dad drove a half-track in this exercise. Later, he crewed 155mm howitzers pulled by the M-4 Tractor. It’s fascinating to watch your videos! Well done!

My last vehicle under my command in the Territorial Defense unit!

Definitely a beauty. Advanced design for its time, with no hull protruding above the treads. Question: Why did the Bergepanzer have to hook up to Minotaur twice to get it all the way out of the garage?

It looks gorgeous,welldone😊

In Finland, this is known as the Marksman, either on the T-55 or Leopard platform

BTR-50 in a museum in Finland at Parolannummi in Hämeenlinna but can be seen

It's ugly, but you've done a terrible job renovating it. Thank you to the whole group that we get to see this "historic lump" move .👍

And a Pionier Panzer „Dachs“ is towing

Superb job! The crew would have been delighted

The mighty Churchill. The only tank, what can be resist the german 88 mm gun, during the WWII.

knap werk!

Wat een gekraak en gepiep ?

Nice

Nice

Came from the bovington tank museum heavy tank video, does this one run?

How would the gun be removed if it had to be replaced, i take it that its gotta have its turret removed first?

In case anybody has a need for a gun that will fit into the BESA's mounting, I have an aluminum adaptor to fit a Browning MKII into the BESA's mounting.

It was great to see the team and the latest project / projects. I can't wait to see one or both of them up and running.

Exciting to see not just your Churchill project but the crocodile as well and later on hopefully the mark II. Fingers crossed they might be able to get their hands on one of the crocodile fuel trailers in the future as well!

Love the video! However I couldn't help but notice there's a minor error around 1:55. interior shot of a beautifully restored.. Fox! Canadian armored vehicle. Not a humber, though definitely based on it. It was a lovely weekend with perfect weather. Funnily enough in this video I've spotted my car, my wife, my children.. but not myself haha🤣

Bravo !!!!!!!!!

Dziękuję !!! )))))))

nice and smooth - well done the team

Slowly awakening the Churchill from her long sleep -fantastic work.

2:21 Australian military truck?, 3:25 The engine is very loud, so driving for a long time can be deafening. This is how the gearbox hums. Visibility behind the driver's wheel is good

You need to learn how to double clutch. The grinding gear change was painful

That half track is awesome. The sort of thing you normally only see in old WW2 footage

Can you play any other tune on the gearbox 😊

Ye sort em out they’re all in one box🙄….. as someone said double D clutch🤦🏻‍♂️

The 13/18 Royal Hussars had a white US halftrack on strength in Paderborn in the 60s

if You Cannot Find Them Grind Them Try Double D Clutching

Geweldig.

Perfect ambush position but once you’re spotted, there’s no way to shoot n scoot.

B...baka

are you guys making an actual tank? like driveable and all

Zeer veel mooie herinneringen aan mijn periode met de JPK , ben kannonier geweest van 1979 tot 1988 , Grts

The M1, M1A1 and M1A2 have no belly hatch.