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Look like you have a lot fun things to do look forward to seeing the Land Rover and ferrets to be worked on very interesting video look forward to the next video 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌😊

Great! Landy content, even better that it's a Wolf-a-like just like my 110 Tithonus! The brake caliper bolts are better removed using a 1/2" spanner or 1/2" 12 point socket, 13mm can round them off, a socket will fit fine with some encouragement from a knocking stick. 👍

What's up with the Frog ?

Happy New Year and it's really great to see you back again. Looking forward to all that you do

Must be cold in Norfolk...first time I've seen Aaron in long trousers 👖 😂❗️

Looks a nice Land Rover. You could Nick name it the Mongrel Wolf lol😂 . Be nice to see it running. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Last vlog was doing the hedge-cutter wasn't it? Considering the weather you would have had trouble doing videos, thank for this view of the 2025 work load. Enjoy seeing your hard work, keeping heritage for another generation to wonder about it. Happy New Year to all.

excellent to see the 110 Landy, I'm after a 110 Military this year if everything works out so will watch this with interest

Just use a fuckin small tractor,, any sort will do

Haha christ, ud think that that gator with that big fella in it would have some traction

Excellent stuff!

Can't beat a bit of land rover. Got a series 2, just needs a chassis and a few other bits. 😂

Oh no! Basic recovery mistake. Your tow rope is running up to the towed vehicle, this has the effect of lifting the rear of the recovery vehicle when tension is applied. Tow hitch should always be higher than the anchor point on the stranded vehicle

Good to see you back lads

Where have you been? Is it a treat them mean and keep them keen? Or absence makes the heart grow fonder? Great to see you back.

That milly sounds good when under load 👌🏻👌🏻

Yeah what happened to part 2 and did the jeep survive....?????

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MORE ANTAR!!!!!! Please.

Drove the Antsr for 4 years in Fallingbostel..untill they were replaced by the scammell commander. Was like stepping from the stoneage to spaceage..

I'm currently rebuilding a series 2A landrover

Happy New Year, when will Tank Club restart this month?

You mentioned another video of the rest of the rebuild, where is it? Can't seem to find it🤷

So when do we see if it's worked . 10 out of 10 so far

Another great video, thank you. Any news on the Mighty Antar rebuild and the engine you were cold stitching for it? Also any news on buying one of the pistons from the scrap engines? Happy to have one in a sleeve, do the cleaning and pick it up, and so help fund the vehicles restoration or other projects. Thanks again for the great channel.

Another Brilliant enjoyable video. I realy enjoy watching your hands on re builds and maintenance and I am very impressed with your standards and equipment you have available. I could happily watch your videos all day long, thank you.

B40? Ok B 61 Now ive watched more of the video. We had a few Austin Champs with the 4cylinder. cheers and have a healthy and prosperous new year. Butch

Every time I see this gentleman with his hoodie up he reminded me of hodoor from game of thrones

Merry Christmas to the crew.. must admit I do like the sound these engines make.. just like every military engine I can thinknof(except The Padres 900cc Corsa(the purple one) or whatever that hair dryer had fitted. Must get ma sel down to your. Neck of the woods and have a mooch around. Did the ‘Other Place’ with my son a couple of years back he was very excited about being there but not as much a I was. Seems to be a calling so I will get me parts down there soonest. That might be a few months or a year from now but the seed has been sown.. .

Merry Christmas and happy new year. Sounds good.

Have a good New Year gents,keep them videos coming Mick

Nothing else to do on Christmas? So let's start, an abandoned 1950s Rolls-Royce Engine. 🤡

Merry Christmas one and all at the Norfolk Tank Museum ☃️

Looks very much like a B61. Had one in the Dennis pump escape I used to maintain many years ago.

Used to work on those. They were usually attached to a generator for Aircraft ground power purposes made by Houchin. I can't remember power output but 28Kva comes to mind. They had both governer (to keep power output stable) and the overspeed on the Magneto (houchin had a scintilla type Magneto fitted) I totally agree about the points 2 sets IRC and were a ba**ard to sync. Exhaust manifold would glow bright red at full chat and white if running wrong.

Rebuilt one of these RR engines for an Austin Champ a few years ago very interesting the way they water proof carb and electrics❤

Nice one, I like the Frankenstein videos... "it's alive". Happy Christmas

Merry Christmas you wonderful lot ! Hope you have a really fun time.

Thanks for the great videos guys and a merry Christmas to you all. Keep up the good work 👍

Vroom vroom! Is that a distributor or a magneto? Happy Holidays.

Lovely sounding old beastie

Made hard work of that at the start .

Thanks you for all the fantastic videos. Happy Christmas to you all at the museum

Is it running?

Throttles spring-loaded to full-open are always a treat to remind yourself of the hard way! Sounds like a cracking little engine, though!

What a glorious sounding engine...its like half a Meteor!