Th3 look if envy on Beau's face is absolutely priceless! Can't wait for another episode of this guys! The manufacturing of the gears that you had made by these guys looks awesome I want to see some of the machining process.
Must be a site to see. Can imagine Beau saying “I’ve just finished meticulously building one of these from scratch and they’ve just got three of them sitting on the ground outside”.
This much stuff! I would take ages to see and touch these artefacts. Thanks for this video, and to our Polish friends for preserving history! Greetings from Germany!
In our garden in Estonia we have a huge cast iron German Army field cooking pot. It somehow survived post war metal collections as it was used for watering the cows 😃😮
i cant believe you got to go to Poland , they are wonderfully kind people , i have met many and their sense of humor is so close to ours , lovely people 🤗
450 miles (725km) not so far based on Aussie geography but still a distance to get there. Went there a couple of times in the early '80s - Jagdpanther with collapsed suspension was the highlight for me even then. Would love to have a return visit.
All this is very personal for the Polish people. they had the Germans first and then the Russians neither doing the Poles any favours. Huge respect for those people.
If you are curious what the plaquard reads, here is a translation to the german plaquard at 13:46 : "The track tension has to be set in a way that the upper track is resting on the middle running wheels but at the same time managing to not touching the first running wheel anymore!" (Die Kette ist so anzuspannen, daß der obere Kettenstrang auf den mittleren Laufrädern aufliegt, jedoch das erste Laufrad nicht mehr berührt!
@@gerhard6105 From what I know, they rather replace original parts. For sale, they mainly produce e.g. suspension and drive components for Pz III, Pz IV, StuG, etc. Their facility is in former military base near the village of Chrcynno near the town of Nasielsk, 50 km from Warsaw. Google Panzer Farm for contact data.
I can't believe the state of that! And to think there is an JS-2 tank that runs and looks absolutely immaculate on the inside is an absolute dream come true, I hope to see that one day! Never seen one before.
i remember the video of the 250 being pulled from the river. much respect to panzerfarm for preserving the original paint and getting it running! bravo guys!
I have never in my life been so happy to be in an armor junkyard. And by that I mean, I didn't know there was an armor junkyard. This is awesome, I could spend days just looking at things and holding engineers drawings up to them. Best. Rust. Ever.
Gee you couldn't wipe the smile off Beau's face if you tried ,It's always very cool to see others with their treasures and all the parts they have gleaned through the years to be restored or have been restored The Panzerfarm is awesome thanks for taking us along .
I'd love to have seen Daz there too, clambering all over the mountains of parts with uncontrollable excitement ...... but it was probably a good idea to leave him back home or you'd be lucky to have him back by this time next year lol
Thank you so much for posting awesome tour of Panzer Farm !. As one of a collector of German Panzer parts, I would love to walk around the treasure stock yard !.😁 Can't wait to watch part 2 of this journey !.😄
So funny to see people nerding out over these things. Warms my heart. And to see Beau's knowledge on display - looks at a random piece of steel, knows which part of which tank it is, coz he just made one himself.. Late G, not late-late G, just late G. Brilliant stuff. Thanks guys. Hope to meet you at AusArmour in December when I visit.
This Farm has animals that I would love to play with. The JS2 is awesome to see. In its raw presence, WOT doesn't show it like it really is. The Half track is a gem also. Great place to be if only?
Getting to visit Poland, what a privilege! I was in Melbourne on the weekend and there was a Polish festival on in Federation Square. Very good pelmeni, I hope you tried some when you were there. Hopefully the guys from Panzer Farm can come visit Australia.
Pierogies are hardly a Polish thing, they are all over the wolrd. If you want traditional Polish food, you need to have wild hog, duck, lots of game animals etc.
@@laurisikio I think if you're a history/military nerd like most of us watching this channel, visiting Poland would be really exciting - plus everywhere in Europe is exotic to us Aussies, haha.
It's cool that Panzer Farm has easy access to all these relics. They're picking complete vehicles out of rivers. Just remember though what Poland went through during the war that made the easy pickings now possible.
This is amazing!!! It fills me with so much joy to know that the number of rare tanks like these being restored in working order for people to see is going up!!
Brilliant idea. You found an ''Aladdin's Cave'' of parts. I could spend all day there and totally forget about being hungry, hahaha! Kurt, this idea provides a lot more interest for your channel. Thanks for giving us all a chance to see this as Poland was where a lot of the fighting was and will be full of old WW2 relics and equipment. There are a couple of channels on this platform showing the sheer amount of amazing stuff that is found in the rivers and forests. Especially in the marshes and bogs where the state of preservation is unbelievable. 🙂 p.s. Anyone who wants a link to these (Russian) sites let me know.
dziękuję, polscy przyjaciele! When you see how much they have, after nearly eighty years of recoveries, salvage and scrapping, you get a sense of how much materiel was used by the opposing sides…
Very , very impressive ! Nicest vacation ever , for any armor enthusiast ! A person could spend a month and never be bored or see it all , great show ! 👍😁
Unreal! So many fantastic bits! One of the strange things about building scale models is you can recognise individual parts easily because you're used to seeing vehicles in bits lol. They've got sooo much good stuff there and the restoration of the Sdkfz 250 is amazing. I remember seeing the recovery of that as a news item years ago. Great to see it up and running. I would imagine Beau didn't know where to look there's so much cool stuff for a hundred and one restorations!
Having my coffee at 4:44 am in the States, watching an Aussie channel visiting Poland. I feel like I need my passport.
coffee at 11:35 in the uk!
Amen !
😂👍🏻
Beau is like a kid in a candy store 😀
I was just about to write the same thing. It looks like he has $50 in his pocket as well.
It would be great to know even a little about some of the other vehicles in the yard. For that matter how they found quite so much after so long.
My thought exactly.👍
@@johnsherborne3245in Poland its quite normal thing. Lots of opetations during ww2 was launched on the terrain of our present country.
Th3 look if envy on Beau's face is absolutely priceless! Can't wait for another episode of this guys! The manufacturing of the gears that you had made by these guys looks awesome I want to see some of the machining process.
Must be a site to see. Can imagine Beau saying “I’ve just finished meticulously building one of these from scratch and they’ve just got three of them sitting on the ground outside”.
Sdkfz 250 in original paint?! wow! 😮
The only one in thecworld :)
One very careless driver. As for frozen in time,, in this case literally
...AUSGEZEICHNET!!!!!
This much stuff! I would take ages to see and touch these artefacts. Thanks for this video, and to our Polish friends for preserving history! Greetings from Germany!
The Way America is declining I would like to move to Poland.. They protect their borders from invaders.....
@@ricksmith4736ya had to throw politics into something beautiful.
@@markmessner4554 YEP, I sat quiet for over 60 years thinking our leaders were taking care of us and boy , was I wrong... Now its probably too late..
@@ricksmith4736 sad
@@markmessner4554 Sad about what has happened to our world? Or sad when you look in a mirror? Do you see a SIMP?
In our garden in Estonia we have a huge cast iron German Army field cooking pot. It somehow survived post war metal collections as it was used for watering the cows 😃😮
I love the reaction of foreign World War II enthusiasts when they see powerful IS2 machines in motion. How proud I am to come from Poland 😁
i cant believe you got to go to Poland , they are wonderfully kind people , i have met many and their sense of humor is so close to ours , lovely people 🤗
Yes we are 😊
But don’t mess with them.
I am Polish, Greetings from Poland, guys! :D
Panzer Farm is one of the few little tank gems in the world. Amazing place.
If you are in Europe, I strongly hope, you took the chance and - not so far away from Panzerfarm - to visit DPM - German Panzer Museum - as well...
450 miles (725km) not so far based on Aussie geography but still a distance to get there. Went there a couple of times in the early '80s - Jagdpanther with collapsed suspension was the highlight for me even then. Would love to have a return visit.
Loved visiting it back in 2007
Far out! Beau was like a dog with two tails and Kurt wasn't far behind either. Great stuff, guys!👍😎 Roll on the next episode...
All this is very personal for the Polish people. they had the Germans first and then the Russians neither doing the Poles any favours.
Huge respect for those people.
"They got everything we need" with evil laughter 😁😁😁
PANZERFARM PANZERFARM PANZERFARM WOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooo!
Ich hoffe wen sie schon in Europa sind das sie auch mal nach munster ins Panzer Museum fahren .
Pozdrawiam miłośników broni pancernej z Australii
Dobry dzień, kolego. Jestem podekscytowany obejrzeniem tej serii o renowacji polskiej zbroi i może pewnego dnia przyjadę ją odwiedzić. Dzięki
Thank you for doing a series on Panzerfarm. I'm super excited to see what they can engineer from scratch for the German WW2 tank mechanicals.
Riding in a JS2. Words cannot describe how cool that would be.
If you are curious what the plaquard reads, here is a translation to the german plaquard at 13:46 : "The track tension has to be set in a way that the upper track is resting on the middle running wheels but at the same time managing to not touching the first running wheel anymore!" (Die Kette ist so anzuspannen, daß der obere Kettenstrang auf den mittleren Laufrädern aufliegt, jedoch das erste Laufrad nicht mehr berührt!
I live 50 km from there and have been there several times. Great guys.
Hi, do you know if they also sell items? In which town are they situated? Regards from the Ardennes Offensive area, Belgium
@@gerhard6105 From what I know, they rather replace original parts. For sale, they mainly produce e.g. suspension and drive components for Pz III, Pz IV, StuG, etc. Their facility is in former military base near the village of Chrcynno near the town of Nasielsk, 50 km from Warsaw. Google Panzer Farm for contact data.
I could watch a full episode just on the IS-2 . That machine is epic !!
A pile of StuG Saukopf mantlets hanging around, a running IS2 in the back shed...looks like heaven.
I'm one and half minutes in and I am drooling!!!!
Did the same 😅😅
5:29 can we appreciate the tank/tow truck/snow plow build sitting in the background. When you have enough parts sitting around… 😂
Yeah, that’s pretty cool I guess..😉
Aussies in Poland learn one word, “beer” 🤣
That Beau is in ecstasy .look at that big smile on his face . Like a little boy with new toys enjoy your time there
A huge debt of gratitude to the great T34 and brave people.
You guys where like kids in a Toy Store.
You guys have the coolest job in the world
I can't believe the state of that! And to think there is an JS-2 tank that runs and looks absolutely immaculate on the inside is an absolute dream come true, I hope to see that one day! Never seen one before.
i remember the video of the 250 being pulled from the river. much respect to panzerfarm for preserving the original paint and getting it running! bravo guys!
First Video of the day, and you have most of my wows used up! Greedy, but we'll deserved 😮😮😮😮
You're heartily welcome in PL! Have a lovely time!
literally your 1:1 leftover parts from your Academy panzer kit
I have never in my life been so happy to be in an armor junkyard. And by that I mean, I didn't know there was an armor junkyard. This is awesome, I could spend days just looking at things and holding engineers drawings up to them. Best. Rust. Ever.
WOW & OMG, what an episode, I am fairly sure I will struggle waiting for next week's episode. Cheers
I also recommend visiting the Panzer Museum in Kłanino in Poland
This channel just keeps getting better and better and better... You guys deserve many many more followers and views...
8:40 well the germans had a saying; "t34 always tips his hat to mr tiger."
Beau says, "What's next?" Yea man, I wanna know too. GREAT video!
All those panzer bits and pieces (lovely!) - A JS tank as well. Fantastic stuff. I will be watching this episode over and over again.
It’s amazing how much material has still survived
Wow. It is only 20 minutes drive from my dad's house. Welcome to Poland. You should visit us during the summer....
Chłopaki z Panzer Farm są super. Jak u nich byliśmy oprowadzili nas po wszystkich zakamarkach i ich całym niesamowitym parku maszynowym.
is that the first time Beau has had to wear a jumper ? well done waiting for more
Well in Poland is no 6 deg C not 26C like in Australia :D
Pozdrawiam Ekipę
The Australian Armour & Artillery Museum i Panzer Farmy
Fantastic
This was a brilliant episode!
Beau's smile when the JS2 started up is priceless.
A dream come true for The Roo Crew🦘
It must have been hard for you guys driving on the RIGHT side of the road. 😄
Yes, when they're used to driving on the CORRECT side!
@@IntrospectorGeneral Do you do the Vulcan salute with your left hand or your right? . . . . . . . . I rest my case.
@@curtisbryce5096have you seen the map of which side people drive on?
Right is 90 percent of the world
Gee you couldn't wipe the smile off Beau's face if you tried ,It's always very cool to see others with their treasures and all the parts they have gleaned through the years to be restored or have been restored The Panzerfarm is awesome thanks for taking us along .
Ah ten polski angielski muzyka dla uszu. Pozdrowienia z Polski
Chłopaki z Panzer Farm są super. Jak u nich byliśmy oprowadzili nas po wszystkich zakamarkach i ich całym niesamowitym parku maszynowym.
I was a bit disappointed that there was no real workshop episode fixing the tanks, but was I wrong!! Amazing this episode! Well done!
I love workshop Wednesdays! Your enthusiasm is infectious!
I’ve been to Australia 4 times. Got infected 4 times. Very dirty.
"Very cool! What's next?" Perfect ending!
The amount of knowledge and history.
Blown away by your content yet again, how good
Not sure I’d call it geeking Kurt, more like super cool, every boys childhood dream👍🇦🇺
What fantastic hosts. Brothers across the pond.
Thanks for the trip/effort to show us panzer farm!
A JS2! That runs like that. Utterly spectacular! TY
I'd love to have seen Daz there too, clambering all over the mountains of parts with uncontrollable excitement ...... but it was probably a good idea to leave him back home or you'd be lucky to have him back by this time next year lol
I can't believe the guys were really visiting my country! Superb episode.
that panzerfarm place is amazing that IS2 is badass
Holy smokes, who knew your job would take you around the world. On the next trip I can be your PA. Carry the bags etc. 😂
That came out of left field, very enjoyable
Good to see you guys on a jolly... I mean important research mission... (Piwo!!!)🤣
Beau : " I want this for Chrisrmas !!!"🤣🤣🤣 Awesome !!!
Thank you so much for posting awesome tour of Panzer Farm !. As one of a collector of German Panzer parts, I would love to walk around the treasure stock yard !.😁
Can't wait to watch part 2 of this journey !.😄
So funny to see people nerding out over these things. Warms my heart. And to see Beau's knowledge on display - looks at a random piece of steel, knows which part of which tank it is, coz he just made one himself.. Late G, not late-late G, just late G.
Brilliant stuff. Thanks guys. Hope to meet you at AusArmour in December when I visit.
This Farm has animals that I would love to play with. The JS2 is awesome to see. In its raw presence, WOT doesn't show it like it really is. The Half track is a gem also. Great place to be if only?
Yes, they need a petting zoo.
Big Toys for Big Boys, Thanks for sharing.
Getting to visit Poland, what a privilege! I was in Melbourne on the weekend and there was a Polish festival on in Federation Square. Very good pelmeni, I hope you tried some when you were there. Hopefully the guys from Panzer Farm can come visit Australia.
Pierogies are hardly a Polish thing, they are all over the wolrd.
If you want traditional Polish food, you need to have wild hog, duck, lots of game animals etc.
I can't help finding "Getting to visit Poland, what a privilege!" very sarcastic
@@laurisikio I think if you're a history/military nerd like most of us watching this channel, visiting Poland would be really exciting - plus everywhere in Europe is exotic to us Aussies, haha.
@@tdb7992 so you're saying that Poland is like a museum
That IS/2 ... awesome. Thanks Panzer Farm for doing a great job! Piwo! Piwo! Piwo!
Welcome in Poland ;)
Top das man die Farbe gelassen hatt. Geschichte erhalten und retten ihr seit die Besten. Macht weiter so 👍👍👍
You don't have to be welding to pull a Ripper Show boys, well done and thanks to your hosts too.
It's cool that Panzer Farm has easy access to all these relics. They're picking complete vehicles out of rivers. Just remember though what Poland went through during the war that made the easy pickings now possible.
Wow!!! What a start to such a Videoseries. Like it
I like the excited laughing.Well done.Great Video.
I have been waiting all day for your workshop Wednesday video and that was so cool thank you for sharing it with us
i could spend a week at this place and still not get bored lol. So much cool stuff. And that IS2 is a absolute beast!
This is amazing!!! It fills me with so much joy to know that the number of rare tanks like these being restored in working order for people to see is going up!!
Großartige Leute und der IS 2 ist mein Favorit unter den WW II Panzern.Ich saß schon in einem drin.
Brilliant idea. You found an ''Aladdin's Cave'' of parts. I could spend all day there and totally forget about being hungry, hahaha!
Kurt, this idea provides a lot more interest for your channel.
Thanks for giving us all a chance to see this as Poland was where a lot of the fighting was and will be full of old WW2 relics and equipment. There are a couple of channels on this platform showing the sheer amount of amazing stuff that is found in the rivers and forests. Especially in the marshes and bogs where the state of preservation is unbelievable. 🙂
p.s. Anyone who wants a link to these (Russian) sites let me know.
dziękuję, polscy przyjaciele!
When you see how much they have, after nearly eighty years of recoveries, salvage and scrapping, you get a sense of how much materiel was used by the opposing sides…
A wonderful resource for the Australia Tank museum! Good heavens!
Well done crew the knowledge of different parts is amazing, wonderful to see the stock that panzer farm has , looking forward to next week.
Superb video and great collection by Panzerfarm. Can't wait for the next episode!
Awesome collection, thanks for showing your trip, looking forward to next week and the next video of your trip
Wow, awesome post, thanks!!
Tank heaven 👍 amazing place and I’d listen and watch for hours
Wow, a great place to find the parts you need for the Stug for sure!
What a treat this was…thank you!
Great show….really enjoyed watching this episode. Thanks for sharing.
Very , very impressive ! Nicest vacation ever , for any armor enthusiast ! A person could spend a month and never be bored or see it all , great show ! 👍😁
Unreal! So many fantastic bits! One of the strange things about building scale models is you can recognise individual parts easily because you're used to seeing vehicles in bits lol. They've got sooo much good stuff there and the restoration of the Sdkfz 250 is amazing. I remember seeing the recovery of that as a news item years ago. Great to see it up and running. I would imagine Beau didn't know where to look there's so much cool stuff for a hundred and one restorations!
Brilliant episode, kudos to the Polish team for their enthusiasm and historical knowledge.