Fun fact: Parola Tank Museum in Finland was in dire need of funds for an outdoor shelter for some of the tanks, including the worlds only BT-42. Many of the donations they got were from Japan, and they were a bit confused. After a bit of research they found out that it was because of Girls und Panzer: Der Film as the BT-42 was featured in glorious fashion. And that's how a Japanese animated film about cute anime girls battling with tanks helped preserve some Finnish history.
Are the dark green tanks m26 Pershing? Why are they defending Karl canon? Hetzer went off flying, not sure if it is possible with kinematic physics (I know it can reach like 60km/h, but flying above Karl canon is weird)😂
@@yangmichael8035 It's not an Hetzer, it's a Pz. 38t with upgraded armor and a gun that can be taken seriously, like Miho tank looks like Panzer IV-H but in reality is IV-D with a longer gun (not bigger, same diamter of the original but longer = faster shell speed) and extra armor layers.
My head cannon for the GuP universe is that the Finnish tanking school only has one tank and team at any given time. They never win any matches but they meme the absolute sh*t out of anyone they face off against, giving them a feared and respected reputation. "Oh god! We blew of the tracks... it only made them faster!"
BT-42 -American transmission -Russian turret -British gun -German munitions Only a Fin could come up with something so beautifully insane. Edit: corrections to parts have been made in the replies. 👍 Edit: just wanna say that it’s been over a year and people are still discussing the parts of this Mad Lad of a tank. That’s kinda awesome.
Fun fact: Säkkijärven Polkka was used in one of the first or perhaps the first instance of electronic warfare in world's history. When Finns took back Viipuri the Russians left mines behind that could be detonated by playing three tones over the radio waves. The Finns countered this by playing Säkkijärven Polkka on the radio on continuous loop for several hours and prevented the Russians from detonating their mines and stopped only when the mines were all finally defused. ~ZeOverman A couple of additional details: This song was picked for interference because its constantly shifting notes within the range of the detonation signals made for good interference. Second, I am uncertain if they did manage to find all the mines within the time they kept playing the song, but based on studying undetonated mines Finns expected the batteries on the detonators to run out in approximately three months. So I guess they decided to keep it running an extra 50% just to be safe. ~Crowley9 Parolas tank museum in Finland was in dire need of funds for an outdoor shelter for some of the tanks, including the worlds only BT42. Many of the donations they got were from Japan, and they were a bit confused. After a bit of research they found out that it was because of this movie. And thats how a Japanese animated film about cute anime girls battling with tanks helped preserve some Finnish history ~OishiiO ruclips.net/user/redirect?redir_token=QUFFLUhqbURYRG9LaG1ucG1WaDl4MFZZNU53YkZQT0gzZ3xBQ3Jtc0ttdU1fN0k4djJXZ3JfM2RzTWJzOXRnWHFaOFVxVFFHYmgtLTdqRkN6QmVhWUw5alllR0diQ3pjZzFuNWpnSHVJNjJuMk53LU5WODVUeUY4WGpmS1FtWXJyMGRzOTZQeVpySEVsNWwzWm1NZkNkYXowNA%3D%3D&q=http%3A%2F%2Fyle.fi%2Fuutiset%2Fjapanilaiset_pyhiinvaeltavat_kanteleet_kainalossa_suomeen_katsomaan_panssarivaunua__ja_rahoittavat_sille_katosta_kymppitonnilla%2F9221136&stzid=UgxqOqngA-2bE0NYchx4AaABAg.9EaC-Ci6Di-9EvRrqFB6dD&event=comments ~Ikwanio OwO
The first electronical warfare was invented by the french using the eiffeil tower in WW1 The germans wanted to send zeppelins to bomb paris , they were guided by radio , so the french used the eiffel tower to emit at full power blocking the waves coming from germanny making the zeppelin lost until it crashed , the germans then had the idea tonfollow the signal of the eiffeil tower but the frenches learned about it , the they did as usual and when the zeppelin came close enough they stopped emiting with the tower and at the same time started emitting somewhere in the campaign so the germans go lost and crashed again :) ruclips.net/video/8GGG4TjcDFQ/видео.html
It's not only because if this movie. Finland and Germany had ties with Japan way before WW2, look it up Plus Finland, Germany and Japan were basically the anti-communist trinity, they were all extremely heroic in keeping communists away from taking over both Europe and Asia. also their allies like Petain's Vichy government, the Spanish Nationalist government, the Russian new white army (Russian Nationalist resistance against bolsheviks). But unfortunately the allies supported communists and collaborated with their atrocities against European people's, and thanks to the allies communists spread their cancer to China I'm myself Russian by blood, My own family members were Imperial Russia loyalists and white army veterans in the Russian civil war, and fought as volunteers in the Wehrmacht in WW2 in the Baltics. Lots of Russians who had to flee when Bolsheviks perpetrated the coup d'etat, went to live in Prussia and the Baltics and joined the Wehrmacht in volunteer divisions or supported Germany in liberating Russia from the red plague. There are numerous photos from the era showing Eastern European civilians and villagers welcoming German troops
@Kartoffelkamm in one of the spin off manga of Girls und panzer, there's a Polish Tank team who specializes in doing Polish Hussar tactics and charges.
I alwyas found weird that the only tank they could bring into the fight, was a small Light Tank, with a relatively big gun (114mm), if they had brought the Strv-103 even standing on top of the Karl nobody would have saw them, while they sniped away all Pershings one by one, protected by thick and aloped frontal armor, low profile and excellent concelement capacity in both urban a woodland settings.
It’s to the point that the enemy tanks just start running away from the Finnish tank. And yes, I'm aware it would be more accurate to call the BT-42 self propelled artillery.
Everyone here is talking about the history of the song and the history of the BT-42 and how the GuP Community managed to help preserve the last surviving BT-42 in the WORLD, but no one’s talking about how this song just freaking slaps.
Genius and Insanity - There is a very fine line between both. Unfortunately (for everyone else in the world who tries to figure out what the heck is going on), the Finns are either too drunk to notice it, or were not at all ever informed such a line exists, (or politely choose to ignore it even is a thing) and thus play with both decks at any given time. Results and mileage may vary, but in general it has been known to work out pretty well.
I choose to believe they were indeed informed of such a line and deliberately chose to ignore it to keep the creativity flowing and saying "if it works it works"
I’m more attracted to these tanks that are commonly forgotten, the fact that they include everything this tank was known for while also still showing it has its major glaring weakness (armor that might as well be tin foil) is pretty awesome, of course not all of this is really possible, but DAMN I wish this all was true.
@@humzaakhtar9208 small groups of isolated soldiers stopping a full division. Many examples of this. My favorite is the battle at Mill, may 10th 1940. Before the Dutch realized they were at war, a German armoured train and a troop train had passed through their lines. The troops in those trains outnumbered the defending batallion already. They unloaded and attacked from the rear. Meanwhile, two full divisions deployed in front of the Dutch lines. The Germans had armoured cars, hundreds of artillery pieces, and air support. The Dutch had twelve artillery pieces from 1870. After half a day, the Dutch commander ordered the retreat to the main defensive line since they were only there to delay. A few groups did not receive the order and in the end, two small groups with one machine gun each, held those two full divisions occupied for another half day. If you can make any sense of that, let the historians know.
@@humzaakhtar9208 Mad Jack Churchill fought WW2 with a bow and arrow, a broadsword, and bagpipes. He captured 42 men with the help of 1 other corporal during the Sicily campaign among other insane accomplishments. Even on a level that's more personal than tactical, history makes zero sense.
@@humzaakhtar9208 the whole Taffy3 debacle, also known as battle off Samar. Wanna know why there is no movie of this incredible battle? It's just too unbelievable that a whole task group that displaced as much as the just IJN Yamato alone managed to repel a whole battle group that included the Yamato itself, even for Hollywood's standards. It literally had a handful of destroyers and destroyer escorts go against multiple destroyers, cruisers, heavy cruisers and battleships.
Legitimately one of the best films I've ever seen, precisely because of segments like this one. Some of the stunts they pull during the film had me screaming at my TV.
Actually the BT-7, the Soviet version of the tank, set the world record for longest jump in a tank, so that was a nod to what Russian engineering and a shit ton of vodka can do.
well they are small girls, so it kinda makes sense there's more space than for us adults. tried to climb into t-34 in museum open days with my 2m height, was like: hah nope lol I'm out.
@@frederikanby2634 they left because simo hayha the white death woke up after getting shot in the face with an explosive bullet and they decided “you know what comrades let’s call it a draw before he manages to score a thousand confirmed kills”
one of the other schools have a KV-2 with the 152mm cannon or Derp Gun (WoT), watching that shell bounce and go flying some where is code brown inducing.
for those who are confused why the BT-42 is still moving without tracks, the BT-42 is based off of the BT-7, and the BT-7 can move without tracks via design
For some reason this whole sequence with The Dreadnoughts' version of Sakkijarven polkka makes me so pumped up, especially the moment where the tank bursts out on its bare rollers and just goes full troll-mode
Karl Gerat: “Troops! Be ready for anything!” Trooper 1: “Anything?” Karl Gerat: “ANYTHING!!” Trooper 2: “The Germans?” Karl Gerat: “Eliminate!” Trooper 3: “The Japanese?” Karl Gerat: “Eradicate!!” Trooper 4: “The Russians?” Karl Gerat: “Bombard!!!” Trooper 5: “What if it’s the Finnish?” Karl Gerat: “. . . Pray.”
2:07 fun fact: the driving with no tracks is in fact slightly accurate, because the Christie tank (origin of the BT series of tanks) was designed to be able to drive with its road wheels. The only problem with that is that while in this mode, it is hindered at driving off road.
I'm not even a European person, but I feel pure joy with this scene, especially when Mikko (the driver) came out with that one big smile. When I saw that, I thought: "Yeah, the monster* is now unleashed". Sorry for late reply *Edit was to fix the word there
Im the opposite of a weeb, i love pre cold war japanese history. but i do like it that this anime has given reputation to this tank, finland and säkkijärven polkka! so good job by the creators.
... specs for the BT42 say around 50 KPH tracked, and i've seen some testing done with it without tracks around 100 Kph on flat ground. actually is one of the more accurate tanks in terms of speed for this show >.>
Yeah I like the literal plot armor that tank had. Jumps 40 ft in the air and is still able to work, gets rolled and looses its treads, still able to fight, takes a shot to the side, looses half its wheels, still able to fight.
The friggin BT was funny af Cause it legit is super fast yet looks like a heavy tank THE THING LEGIT DON'T NEED TREADS IT CAN DRIVE LIKE A CAR And also they drifted all over the place
I can picture the Finnish Team's parents laughing their asses off watching their girls cause chaos to the other team. Also the timing on this was excellent.
@Serbiaball / Mapping [HRH_PrinceWilliam] Still, I am polish and therefore slav, so you understand that I'll lean towards Russia more than Finland. So I may be a little biased in my opinion.
Fun fact: that move the BT-42 does when it has achieved its final form-driving on only two of its wheels like that-is an American car stunt known as “skiing.” And what are the Finns known for?
Damn weebs are stealing from the vast reserves of power held within every finnish man. wait hold up i don't even remember commenting this when did it get this many likes
this is just that one guy in warthunder that doesn't have a good tank and would die in one hit but is just so fast no one can hit him and thus just wins you the game
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Fun fact:
Parola Tank Museum in Finland was in dire need of funds for an outdoor shelter for some of the tanks, including the worlds only BT-42. Many of the donations they got were from Japan, and they were a bit confused. After a bit of research they found out that it was because of Girls und Panzer: Der Film as the BT-42 was featured in glorious fashion.
And that's how a Japanese animated film about cute anime girls battling with tanks helped preserve some Finnish history.
This fun fact made me laugh so hard, it almost got my asthma acting up again.
Man, I love anime.
And I am actually gonna visit that museum!
@@jojo_hendriks Do it
This is actually wholesome..
So that's why in this movie we only see 1 BT-42
Pershing: Breaks their tracks
BT: goes faster
Pershing: *Confused Screaming*
BT-42 Without tracks: I am speed
Are the dark green tanks m26 Pershing? Why are they defending Karl canon? Hetzer went off flying, not sure if it is possible with kinematic physics (I know it can reach like 60km/h, but flying above Karl canon is weird)😂
@@yangmichael8035 Just dont question it, somehow it still made more sense than Fury
Let's all thanks the man, the legend, Christy
@@yangmichael8035 It's not an Hetzer, it's a Pz. 38t with upgraded armor and a gun that can be taken seriously, like Miho tank looks like Panzer IV-H but in reality is IV-D with a longer gun (not bigger, same diamter of the original but longer = faster shell speed) and extra armor layers.
My head cannon for the GuP universe is that the Finnish tanking school only has one tank and team at any given time. They never win any matches but they meme the absolute sh*t out of anyone they face off against, giving them a feared and respected reputation. "Oh god! We blew of the tracks... it only made them faster!"
No one expects the fins to reach the finals- everyone watches their matches
Sounds realistic, as Finn I abrove.
[P E R K E L E intensifies]
@@coninater It broke sound wall right now.
Fighting a BT-42 is now a boss battle, and having blown its tracks off signifying that it's entered it's second phase
Hetzer IRL: slow but good firepower and well armored
GuP Hetzer: *am s p e e d*
FAT SKID
Ferrari
Also on speed
Apparently it could reach 60mph on wheels lol
@@JessFromMead hetzer my guy. Not bt42
BT-42
-American transmission
-Russian turret
-British gun
-German munitions
Only a Fin could come up with something so beautifully insane.
Edit: corrections to parts have been made in the replies. 👍
Edit: just wanna say that it’s been over a year and people are still discussing the parts of this Mad Lad of a tank. That’s kinda awesome.
It's a Russian tank, Finnish turret, British gun and Finnish crew
The Allies: *_*mouths agape in confused shock*_*
America: "I don't know what we just unleashed upon the world, but I like it!"
Japanese schoolgirls...
THEY ZOOMIN.
• US suspension system
• Russian Tank
• British Gun
• Finnish Turret
• German rounds
Can't really get a weirder crossover than that.
Love the big, ferocious grin on her face when she reaches for the steering wheel.
"you think im done you bastards??" *WE HAVE ONLY JUST BEGUN FRECKERS*
I mean the bt tanks were designed by a race car designer.
It's the silent equivalent of mad laughter
I could just imagine the ear to ear grin their parents would have seeing their kids wreck the other girls like that.
When slenders in Roblox thought they killed me:
(My friends gender girls hop in because they know about the tank and I shapeshifted to a tank)
Fun fact:
Säkkijärven Polkka was used in one of the first or perhaps the first instance of electronic warfare in world's history.
When Finns took back Viipuri the Russians left mines behind that could be detonated by playing three tones over the radio waves.
The Finns countered this by playing Säkkijärven Polkka on the radio on continuous loop for several hours and prevented the Russians from detonating their mines and stopped only when the mines were all finally defused.
~ZeOverman
A couple of additional details: This song was picked for interference because its constantly shifting notes within the range of the detonation signals made for good interference. Second, I am uncertain if they did manage to find all the mines within the time they kept playing the song, but based on studying undetonated mines Finns expected the batteries on the detonators to run out in approximately three months. So I guess they decided to keep it running an extra 50% just to be safe.
~Crowley9
Parolas tank museum in Finland was in dire need of funds for an outdoor shelter for some of the tanks, including the worlds only BT42. Many of the donations they got were from Japan, and they were a bit confused. After a bit of research they found out that it was because of this movie.
And thats how a Japanese animated film about cute anime girls battling with tanks helped preserve some Finnish history
~OishiiO
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~Ikwanio OwO
The Japanese have a good sense of taste for tanks
The first electronical warfare was invented by the french using the eiffeil tower in WW1
The germans wanted to send zeppelins to bomb paris , they were guided by radio , so the french used the eiffel tower to emit at full power blocking the waves coming from germanny making the zeppelin lost until it crashed , the germans then had the idea tonfollow the signal of the eiffeil tower but the frenches learned about it , the they did as usual and when the zeppelin came close enough they stopped emiting with the tower and at the same time started emitting somewhere in the campaign so the germans go lost and crashed again :)
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It's not only because if this movie. Finland and Germany had ties with Japan way before WW2, look it up
Plus Finland, Germany and Japan were basically the anti-communist trinity, they were all extremely heroic in keeping communists away from taking over both Europe and Asia. also their allies like Petain's Vichy government, the Spanish Nationalist government, the Russian new white army (Russian Nationalist resistance against bolsheviks).
But unfortunately the allies supported communists and collaborated with their atrocities against European people's, and thanks to the allies communists spread their cancer to China
I'm myself Russian by blood, My own family members were Imperial Russia loyalists and white army veterans in the Russian civil war, and fought as volunteers in the Wehrmacht in WW2 in the Baltics. Lots of Russians who had to flee when Bolsheviks perpetrated the coup d'etat, went to live in Prussia and the Baltics and joined the Wehrmacht in volunteer divisions or supported Germany in liberating Russia from the red plague. There are numerous photos from the era showing Eastern European civilians and villagers welcoming German troops
the power of weebs and historians combined lol
Interesting
>BT-42 missing half its wheels and reeling at a 45 degree angle
>also BT-42 with one last round loaded
“I didn’t hear no goddamn bell.”
Based Finns
Nahh blud said "the fat lady hasn't sung yet"
I love how the finnish driver is just a little gremlin
light tank, perfect fit
Fun fact: the BT-42 can actually drive without it tracks but the process was much slower than compered to the anime
It’s something that’s unique to the entire BT series
Christie suspension
Original BT-7 could move with speed of 55 kph on tracks, up to 86 without. BT-42 top speed 53 kph, but it was never used without tracks.
dont think the fins agree with that
In Girls und Panzer all Tanks are way to fast
Mad respect for using the Dreadnought’s version of this song. They are extremely underrated.
*Person: BREAK THERE TRACKS!*
*Team: breaks tracks*
*Person: oh shoot there even faster on wheels*
It isn't even my final form xD
@Happi Doggo you have commited no sin, brother, for you have corrected someone's mistake
their*
*their
*they’re
I like how the driver is so happy after the tracks are broken like she wanted them broken 😂
Of course, because a trackless BT tank is one speedy boi.
@@agp11001 can get up to 100km/h off road in a trackless BT
Second health bar, bigger move pool.
😂😂 excellent
Pretty sure that driver loves her job way too much
never thought I'd see Finland as an anime but now I'm happy.
If you haven't already, watch Girls und Panzer.
They even have their own White Death.
@Kartoffelkamm in one of the spin off manga of Girls und panzer, there's a Polish Tank team who specializes in doing Polish Hussar tactics and charges.
I alwyas found weird that the only tank they could bring into the fight, was a small Light Tank, with a relatively big gun (114mm), if they had brought the Strv-103 even standing on top of the Karl nobody would have saw them, while they sniped away all Pershings one by one, protected by thick and aloped frontal armor, low profile and excellent concelement capacity in both urban a woodland settings.
Its funny how the bt series were designed by race car designer
That’s partly why they were so fast, because of Christie
Gotta like the christe suspention
So fast
@@dakotaraptor5918 And 400 hp engine. For a barely 14-tonnes vehicle it's a helluva lot.
Hence the car steering when the tracks are gon
Gotta respect the Christie Suspension
Race car builder designing tank suspension. Sounds like a great idea.
I don't understand suspension like how does it work
Until it breaks...
@@b-chroniumproductions3177 Until in addition you gonna spill all the ammorack on the floor.
@@setsunasakamoto5567 the same stuff you put in a race car
The driver is my soul animal.
Same my dude
spirit*
he said the driver was, not spirit. Leave dreamworks' horse out of this.
@@theuberhunter9698 people can be called as animals too lol
Fuck the driver, the tank is my soul animal.
Russian Bias + Finnish Ferocity = BT-42
@mk gamer x2 Kyllä, mutta se käytti venäläistä vaunua ja brittien tykkiä.
mk gamer x2 but it has the chassis of a bt7, which is russian
Da
BT 7+ Finnish Ferocity*
You've been perkele'd
It’s to the point that the enemy tanks just start running away from the Finnish tank. And yes, I'm aware it would be more accurate to call the BT-42 self propelled artillery.
The most accurate terms are self propelled guns or assault gun I believe
@Finnish Perkele the gun is a howitzer type yes, but the vehicle is classified as an assault gun
This bt-42 is a missile with a cannon attatched
Its still a tank like how Tank Destroyers are still tanks
@Totuuden Puhuja isn't a tank literally just an armored vehicle designed for charging enemies and attacking fortifications?
Everyone here is talking about the history of the song and the history of the BT-42 and how the GuP Community managed to help preserve the last surviving BT-42 in the WORLD, but no one’s talking about how this song just freaking slaps.
because its obvious
Nokia tank.
YES
Both from Finland.
@@OleksaNaida-pf9py
Fun fact: Before making phones, Nokia produced Tracktors...
You know what that means
this is probably my fav scene from all of GuP
It's a close run thing for me between this, the Maus, and the Ferris Wheel
Definetly.
my satisfaction is immeasurable, and my day is saved, thank you.
100 likes XD
Genius and Insanity - There is a very fine line between both. Unfortunately (for everyone else in the world who tries to figure out what the heck is going on), the Finns are either too drunk to notice it, or were not at all ever informed such a line exists, (or politely choose to ignore it even is a thing) and thus play with both decks at any given time. Results and mileage may vary, but in general it has been known to work out pretty well.
Amazing comment
BT42: the tank literally to angry to die
a bold refusal of reality goes a very long way when speaking of the Fins
Like the Finnish soldier who spend 2 week drugged up running around the front line living of pine needles . His name was Aimo Koivunen
I choose to believe they were indeed informed of such a line and deliberately chose to ignore it to keep the creativity flowing and saying "if it works it works"
A canadian folk punk band cover a finnish song over girl und panzer, best shiet ever. The dreadnought is such a great band!
POLKA ISN'T DEAD. 🤘
DREADNOUGHTS BAY BEE
I’m more attracted to these tanks that are commonly forgotten, the fact that they include everything this tank was known for while also still showing it has its major glaring weakness (armor that might as well be tin foil) is pretty awesome, of course not all of this is really possible, but DAMN I wish this all was true.
"The difference between reality and fiction... is that fiction has to make sense."
Those versed in military history know this best of all ;-) .
Please give examples
@@humzaakhtar9208 small groups of isolated soldiers stopping a full division. Many examples of this. My favorite is the battle at Mill, may 10th 1940. Before the Dutch realized they were at war, a German armoured train and a troop train had passed through their lines. The troops in those trains outnumbered the defending batallion already. They unloaded and attacked from the rear. Meanwhile, two full divisions deployed in front of the Dutch lines. The Germans had armoured cars, hundreds of artillery pieces, and air support. The Dutch had twelve artillery pieces from 1870.
After half a day, the Dutch commander ordered the retreat to the main defensive line since they were only there to delay. A few groups did not receive the order and in the end, two small groups with one machine gun each, held those two full divisions occupied for another half day.
If you can make any sense of that, let the historians know.
@@humzaakhtar9208 Mad Jack Churchill fought WW2 with a bow and arrow, a broadsword, and bagpipes. He captured 42 men with the help of 1 other corporal during the Sicily campaign among other insane accomplishments. Even on a level that's more personal than tactical, history makes zero sense.
@@humzaakhtar9208 the whole Taffy3 debacle, also known as battle off Samar. Wanna know why there is no movie of this incredible battle? It's just too unbelievable that a whole task group that displaced as much as the just IJN Yamato alone managed to repel a whole battle group that included the Yamato itself, even for Hollywood's standards. It literally had a handful of destroyers and destroyer escorts go against multiple destroyers, cruisers, heavy cruisers and battleships.
@@GrimpakTheMook they fought the yamato and held off that behemoth? Wow you ain't kidding
Legitimately one of the best films I've ever seen, precisely because of segments like this one. Some of the stunts they pull during the film had me screaming at my TV.
*finland gets their hands on a BT-42*
*polkka instantly intensifies*
Laws of Physics: *exists
Girls Und Panzer: 1:10
The Soviet Version of the tank did that that's why
Correction mate,what your trying to say is anime
Actually the BT-7, the Soviet version of the tank, set the world record for longest jump in a tank, so that was a nod to what Russian engineering and a shit ton of vodka can do.
@@NCRRangerVet47 dont forget that BMW engine
@@NCRRangerVet47 The suspension (and possibly other parts of the tank) were designed by an American actually :)
I love the euphoric feeling I get from this song. Specially from this part 1:50
I love how the BT-42 is portrayed here. The driver is my soul animal. Pure chaos gremlin.
Tanks: Loses their tracks*
The song: intensifies**
I like how the Fins do this and then go home like they didn’t beat 2 pershings and looked absolutely sick while at it.
Inside that tank still looked bigger than my Japanese apartment
well they are small girls, so it kinda makes sense there's more space than for us adults. tried to climb into t-34 in museum open days with my 2m height, was like: hah nope lol I'm out.
also bt42's turret is pretty big
Imagine how scary this would be to see this in real life
I Mean.... Russia just kinda.... Left, you know??
@@frederikanby2634 they left because simo hayha the white death woke up after getting shot in the face with an explosive bullet and they decided “you know what comrades let’s call it a draw before he manages to score a thousand confirmed kills”
one of the other schools have a KV-2 with the 152mm cannon or Derp Gun (WoT), watching that shell bounce and go flying some where is code brown inducing.
probably the only tank in the series with realistic speed
Nah nah. The Tiger P had it's real speed.
Before the mechanics gave it a modern superpowered engine.
@@6th_Armymore than a superpowered one was a electric one if im not wrong
@@Lappland_is_mitsu Probably just worked the spare engine of the Abrams the one teacher has.
for those who are confused why the BT-42 is still moving without tracks, the BT-42 is based off of the BT-7, and the BT-7 can move without tracks via design
And speedy af
It's not about winning... It's about sending a message
And that it did. Finland lost the war but kept its independence.
For some reason this whole sequence with The Dreadnoughts' version of Sakkijarven polkka makes me so pumped up, especially the moment where the tank bursts out on its bare rollers and just goes full troll-mode
Tank maker "So how many ways should we make it drivable?"
Finland "yes"
Playing the BT-42 in War Thunder gives me the same absolute joy that this video does. Pure maniacal laughter.
Karl Gerat: “Troops! Be ready for anything!”
Trooper 1: “Anything?”
Karl Gerat: “ANYTHING!!”
Trooper 2: “The Germans?”
Karl Gerat: “Eliminate!”
Trooper 3: “The Japanese?”
Karl Gerat: “Eradicate!!”
Trooper 4: “The Russians?”
Karl Gerat: “Bombard!!!”
Trooper 5: “What if it’s the Finnish?”
Karl Gerat: “. . . Pray.”
2:07 fun fact: the driving with no tracks is in fact slightly accurate, because the Christie tank (origin of the BT series of tanks) was designed to be able to drive with its road wheels. The only problem with that is that while in this mode, it is hindered at driving off road.
For finnish boy like me, this is pure joy
The worst part is that i can imagine finnish tankers like this, drinking slibovitch like its water during the entire Thing
I'm not even a European person, but I feel pure joy with this scene, especially when Mikko (the driver) came out with that one big smile. When I saw that, I thought: "Yeah, the monster* is now unleashed".
Sorry for late reply
*Edit was to fix the word there
1:57
Soviet: "Are you dead yet?"
Finland: "lol no :p "
russian tanks never die
@@skyl1ne333 finnish troops with molotovs: im gonna stop you right there!
Soviet? It was an US tank.
@@konstantins7647 bt 7 is soviet
@@skyl1ne333 I meant Pershing.
Love the fact she drives the tank like it's a hot rod! 🤣
Gotta respect the Christie suspension
I mean... the BT was designed by a race car driver
@@invadegreece9281 yea, so it could handle ripping around the battlefield like nobody's business.
It is BT. Hot rod of tank world. Light, agile, maneuverable and fast (86 kph).
@@pbyn153 Yea , I build this suspension in lego , that's AMAZING ! In my tank work ideal/super duper
*katyusha has left the chat*
>Literally appears twice in battle.
>Made it in a epic way
>Refuse to elaborate further
>Leaves
Also
>Took out 3 enemy tank combatant alone
"tracks? where we're going, we dont need tracks"
Do the tracks lead to a event horizon?
Im the opposite of a weeb, i love pre cold war japanese history. but i do like it that this anime has given reputation to this tank, finland and säkkijärven polkka! so good job by the creators.
Fun fact, that exact maneuver is on the basic Finn driving test.
which one
@@lightblub5993 I’m not a Finn but something tells me the answer is yes
@@RM43 ah, thanks
1:16.
When the enemy tanks acquire the ability to drift, you know you are well and truly screwed.
Poland: Finlandia
English: Finland
Finland: *Suomi*
Russia: *Русский Вьетнам*
Russian Vietnam be like
это почему вдруг?
Germany: Finnland
Indonesia: Finlandia
Japan: フィンランド
後半のアレンジが素晴らしい
I find it amusing that their tank crew has a musician that is also the gunner
nah the person playing the instrument does nothing the white haired girl operates the loader, gunner, and also turns the turret (her names aki btw)
What I find hilarious is it's going faster than the actual OG BT series and the irl BT-42
... specs for the BT42 say around 50 KPH tracked, and i've seen some testing done with it without tracks around 100 Kph on flat ground. actually is one of the more accurate tanks in terms of speed for this show >.>
I love the utter chaos energy of this video and song.
Yeah I like the literal plot armor that tank had. Jumps 40 ft in the air and is still able to work, gets rolled and looses its treads, still able to fight, takes a shot to the side, looses half its wheels, still able to fight.
Treads makes sense, it’s a unique feature to all BT tanks
The moxie of that thing.
The BT-7 holds the record for longest tank jump, so its not out of the realm of reality.
They're Finnish... With them, normality is overrated...
BT 7 tank line is a Zooooooom zooooom so it’s realistic enough
1:18 I can just hear her saying "come her you son of a bi- *tank firing a shell
The bt series is an inspiring piece of work
This is (one of) the best thing(s) ever.
That had to be the most stubborn tank in the whole series.
The friggin BT was funny af
Cause it legit is super fast yet looks like a heavy tank
THE THING LEGIT DON'T NEED TREADS IT CAN DRIVE LIKE A CAR
And also they drifted all over the place
I was wondering how fast the BT series would go, the answer is really fucking fast
I can picture the Finnish Team's parents laughing their asses off watching their girls cause chaos to the other team. Also the timing on this was excellent.
Soviet union joined game
Finland joined game
Soviet union left game
soviets won lol
@Serbiaball / Mapping [HRH_PrinceWilliam] Who owns Karjala now?
@Serbiaball / Mapping [HRH_PrinceWilliam] And why it's not entirely finnish?
@Serbiaball / Mapping [HRH_PrinceWilliam] Well, we can believe what we want but it's russian, and it will be.
@Serbiaball / Mapping [HRH_PrinceWilliam] Still, I am polish and therefore slav, so you understand that I'll lean towards Russia more than Finland. So I may be a little biased in my opinion.
Every nation:
Findland:DEJA VU
USA:ooh shit I'm ded
Technically they're the UN cuz of their flag
Talvisota in a nutshell.
RISE OF NATIONS PRIDE!
The music makes it all amazing
i never thought id see the day, the dreadnougths, and girls und panzer
me too how to unsee
Люблю это аниме ... очень понравилось
I love how everyone thought that tank was done for and then it drove out of there lol
2:00 when the Pervitin hits just right.
Knowing finnish People, this sorts drivning equal a good night out on the town
Fin:Säkkijärven polkka
En: Skrigjaargen polka
Me: That sound's like a sweden
It's a Canada, technically.
Крепкий танк ! А девчата ещё крепче ! С умным командиром победа близка !❤❤❤
And this, my friends, is why you always wear your helmets inside a tank.
1:34 is my favorite part of the whole scene lol
Fun fact: that move the BT-42 does when it has achieved its final form-driving on only two of its wheels like that-is an American car stunt known as “skiing.” And what are the Finns known for?
Describe the winter war in 4 minutes or less.
Girls und panzer:
"they have us outgunned and out numbered!"
::Continuation High School pops up over the radio:: "i have a cunning plan..."
もはや、ここまでやれば、戦闘では無くしてコントだよね😃
La tuya por si acaso
"We don't have a missile strong enough to crack a tank that huge!"
2:27 "Wanna bet?"
Damn weebs are stealing from the vast reserves of power held within every finnish man.
wait hold up i don't even remember commenting this when did it get this many likes
Only finnish women can give birth to a finnish man so this is accurate as well xD
Lars Uppling actually, finnish men bang the women to make the babies so boom we all win.
@@vanukas8783 what goes around comes around i guess. 😆
Lars Uppling yup
Atleast its finnish
well now I need to watch an obscure 11 year old anime
This scene is a normal day in war thunder with my friends
If only this was ingame
jesus, the BT-42 removing it's treads is basically some guy with mad guns ripping off his suit sleeves before fuckin shit up
When in doubt
Send in the finns
2:48 Welcome to the Finland.
Average Finnish Tank during Winter War:
this is just that one guy in warthunder that doesn't have a good tank and would die in one hit but is just so fast no one can hit him and thus just wins you the game
BT-7 on Br 8.3 is fun
Especially when you kill leopard from the front with aphe
As a guy who plays the L3/33 CC and dies after 1 minute near a capture point, I can't confirm if this sentence is true
Still more historically accurate than "T-34".
That's how I'm coming in the battlefield with my BT-7 art
2:48
The tank doing arab drift
I love it a BT-42 an objectively shit tank knocking out pershings I fucking love anime
Esta increíble BT 42. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇫🇮👍🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮👍🇫🇮👍🇫🇮👍🇫🇮👍🇫🇮👍🇫🇮👍🇫🇮👍👍🇫🇮🇫🇮👍🇫🇮👍🇫🇮👍🇫🇮👍🇫🇮👍🇫🇮🇫🇮👍👍🇫🇮🇫🇮👍🇫🇮🇫🇮👍💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
What?
Finland?
My Summer car
That little flag popping out is so funny 😂😂
This AMV just reminds me of how much I rush to attack the enemies in WoT Blitz. I would always shoot their butts where it is usually thin.
LOL same.
Same but on warthunder
Nice,same but not always
The Soviets are scary, but The Fins are infinitely more badass(BT-7 LADS STAND UP!)
BT-7 is soviet yknow, BT-42 is a modified but heck fun one
@@foxygamer142 oh I know. The russians may have built the bt-7, but the finns perfected it...
Oh I’m sorry, did you say your Pershing’s are better than my BT-42?
This is from Finland and my BT-42 says BT-Fuck you! 1:03
this is a great Work