Guy Martin`s Tank arrives in Lincoln
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Driving home on the A46 I spotted Guy Martins replica WW1 Tank on the back of a low-loader, so I followed it up to the Museum of Lincolnshire Life. Motorcycle racer and TV personality Guy Martin and his team spent five months hand building an exact replica of a 30-tonne First World War tank from scratch for a TV documentary. He was helped with this project by JCB, The Norfolk Tank Museum and Chasestead Ltd to build a British Mark IV tank.
Guy and his team called their creation Deborah II, after "one" was discovered buried on the Cambrai battlefield in 1998.
Hello Bennie! I love this tanks! Thanks for showing us! Greetings from Germany!
Seriously, had to put this on 1.5 speed, sounded so much better.
the 'music' is bad at all speeds lol
The voice sounds like he had a lungful of sulfur hexafluoride .
Guy Martin is awesome!
Thanks for having us in Lincolnshire it was a pleasure and an honour to bring her home
Thank you for bringing Deborah down for a visit, The next time we are in Norfolk we will pop in and see how she is, at The Norfolk Tank Museum.
@@BenniesBritain что за пиздопротивный голос?
Excellent video being in the right place, at the right time, pays dividends.
Well done.
Thank u for the vido.
Kudos from India...
Guy martin always different
This is epic! Didn't get to see the show here in the states.
What I absolutely cannot understand: Once arrived, put the tank down on the road and let it drive the last meters.
Someone at the museum must have a tank driving license.
Interesting film, thankyou.
Landship. Excellent.
Set to 1.25 speed, much better.
That's cool tank.
Hello mate good video. I've seen the rear steer trailers that come with a co driver and a handset so that the trailers steered from the rear because the driver can't see.impressive teamwork
Good video, could have done without the music.
Where did the awesome music come from again?
Wow! That's amazing @ 9.06 minutes. Never in my life have I ever seen a woman copper who didn't have a fat ads until now.
Tank looks awesome! Although i can't help but wonder why they didn't unload it in the street right outside of the museum? Seems like it would of been much easier and faster than trying to make that very difficult turn into the driveway.
The tank tracks can easily damage the asphalt, gutters or pavement slabs. They probably wanted to avoid the risk and the cost.
@@RadfahrerProductions Good point
So, there are two replicas now, right? This one, and the one at Bovington that was in the movie Warhorse?
Yes, but this one claims to be the more faithful then Bovington one (despite none of them are riveted)
I would so like to set down and talk to Guy Martin over a few beers. I am a bike guy.
Is the guy at the back trying to help to push the tank into place?
They didn't know there are specific hand signals used when moving tracked vehicles??
I live a Lincoln
Wouldn't it have been easier to have unloaded the talk off the trailer on the road and then just drive the tank in.
30 ton on those tracks would have damaged the road and footpath. Notice when it was offloaded there were sheets of plywood laid down for it to stand on.
Interesting video but could have done without the voice manipulator...
Yeah what's with that.
Yeah. Its creepy and unneccessary.
Why the fuck would speed junkey guy martin want a ww1 tank all though it is awesome
Bit of luck catching it coming eh Andy. Few years ago went up to do a video. Asked, yes ok. Started filming, chap came running out...CAN'T FILM. Went and inquired etc. Had to go through official channels etc. Sod em.....typical Lincoln. Now everyone does doesn't seem to matter. Also when I went a couple of years ago, much friendlier people in charge.
I always carry a camera with me, but on the rare occasion that i don`t, I needed it lol, but I think my phone did OK. Wherever you go now there is CCTV filming you without your permission, so there is not a lot people can do if you start filming aswell. Thanks to this video I am now famous as the Lincolnshire Echo have posted it on their website lol
Brilliant....When I first got the Vado I usually took it with me, never needed it. So stopped taking it occasionally, and guess what lol.
MalcOfLincoln ja
It is awesome but they didn't exactly hand build it. It was an awesome build and they did a fantastic job so take nothing away form the fact they used laser cutters and robotic welders
Shame the coppers put the brakes on it doing the Remembrance Day in Lincoln.
This video is much better muted :)
Железный капут
I bet Guy hated the fact it was delivered by a DAF.....He's a Scania man I believe! I wouldn't of minded watching the driver get out after he dropped the tank...
Pill Sharks Nice DAF with Nooteboom lowloader. Both good Dutch stuff! 👍🏻
fair enough
so this guy followed a tank all day what a sad guy
why didn't they stop on the road and just drive the tank through the gate instead of all the palarva with the trailer
30 tons on those threads would rip up the street with how much it bounced around as it got off the ramps.
Thats funny....if it took this long to ship and unload a single tank i'm sure the war would have lasted 50 years in the making.....lol.
cool
is it a full scale replica?
Yes , it was built on a tv series in Britain with Guy Martin
Eny one that is around the place should go and see it in person I am related to the person that was driving it
Smaller trailers
This might be the worst voice over I've heard.
Guy martins tank
Does it have a Volvo motor?
Its a Paccar engine
Rolls-Royce, i believe.
I thought Stephen Hayes meant the truck
The tank has a rolls Royce B60 engine dated 1944 ,the same as what was fitted into the ferret scout car
Rolls Royce engine fitted as an original Daimler unit could not be found.
why is it in a museum?
bogey19018 because nobody would see it if Guy kept it in his garage
because the war is over?
Id rather have it at my disposal (home).
Replica items are often displayed when originals are in bad conditions or placing them on displace could cause damage. Also have to ask how many 100 year old tanks are still around now as a good number of them that survived the war did not survive the scrap drives for ww2.
check out dragon mans tanks.. It wont let me embed videos..
Please drive it throu the house of commons
that should have been reversed in
That style of trailer the load/unload is in the front so backing it in would of left it on the side walk when they unloaded it from the trailer.
Thumbs down for weird voice effects.
You dont need to be anonymous so get rid of the fkn stupid voice changer and get rid of the god awful generic copyright free music smh.
Wondering if the driver found his driving license in a package of cornflakes?
SillenTDMrider And ounce again a person complaining about something they know nothing about or can do.As a semi driver how he did it and how good he got it in the courtyard he’s a dam good driver and has a lot of driving time. Your a troll moron
The only troll here is you ! I could easily have done it in half the time and probably faster than that . Just steering the wheels on the trailer in the right direction had reduced the time with more than half .
The spotter was useless to he's to blame, driver does as he says.
Poor Driver/ co driver pairing. We get rear steer lorries in at work all the time, and these guys made it look so difficult. The co driver could have used the rear rears to his advantage but did not bother, and just made the drivers job a nightmare.
He did ok. Tight yard to get in.
lol you're trying to coverup stolen content, you've put you're name over the "real" person that made it.
My name is covering up the name NEXTBASE, it`s the name of the dashcam in my car, Nextbase 212 Dashcam.
and his voice sounds like hes just left the pub and he doesn't want his misses to know.
Then tell us who is the ''Real'' upploader then..
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And this is the reason he could never be a TT winner, you have to be focused on it. not playing with shit like this...................
dave parkinson what a tool you are then
No probs cockroach, you are entitled to your opinion, i base mine on facts. what's yours based on??
I dare say you must have won a few tt's then and have completely missed the point of the tank project as a commemoration and memorial to the fallen
So making a toy tank is a memorial is it? yea i did miss the point.
Not much point continuing with this one then as it appears you have run out of education