As someone who got a chance to see this vehicle when it was on the continent I would like to just say thank you to the tank museum for loaning it out so more people could see it, cheers to you all
The fact the Tiger II is parked next to the AV is a beautiful concept to me, the first and last of the heavies, the end of two empires, the failres of too ambitious ideas
Who cares if its a replica A7V? If it was built using the original blueprints and parts fabricated from those prints, its an original at heart. @@marcelopose
@mokou2526 well it's still an important distinction. One was built in it's time with the intention of battle the other was built in peace time a century later
@@H-bp5zrT-34 were a light snack, a single skittle for a Tiger II, either H or P. Even the IS-2 had a bad time fighting it, since they couldn't penetrate de front plate and it's difficult to hit the turret cheeks from far away.
Tanks are big... But the Tiger is freaking HUGE! I went to the Patton museum and saw one once. I'm 6'2'' and the deck of the thing was taller than me! I can't imagine how terrifying it would have been to face one of those monsters in combat!
Just look at the development of aerial assets between 1914 and 1918. That is 4 years and stuff goes from an Etterich Taube observation/scout plane and the triumph of the airship to long range R-bombers with wingspans outclassing a Boeing 737. And some even a 737 MAX. In 1916. High-performance fighters, and so on!
Ему подходит песня, встава й страна огромная, вставай на смертный бой, с фашистской силой темною с проклятию ордой! А не это нежное пение. Забвение воинам рейха, вечная память воинам СССР и мирным жителям. Больше 20 миллионов людей моей страны погибло в вов
SISU isn't really a defense contractor, more of a civilian contractor/business that has made some stuff for the military when they have seen the potential for that sweet sweet government money.
ИС-7 и Королевский Тигр, каких-либо реально критических отличий между этими двумя танками нет, а чтобы создать ИС-7, надо было разработать ИС-3 и потом его модернизировать, а вот немцам удалось изготовить машину, актуальности которой хватило бы лет эдак на 10, если модернизировать ходовую часть, то учитывая реалии и на 20. Оценивая прагматично, достижения инжинерной мысли врага на тот момент в танкостроении и не только были весьма впечатляющие . Лишь сила духа и воля наших дедов и бабушек и всего советского народа смогли выстоять и победить умного и хитрого врага. Но мы внуки всё просрали, хотя возможно ещё не всё потеряно.
thnx to you tank museums out there making sure these beautiful pieces of machineries stay in as mint condition as we can keep them it's never an easy task repairing something from 1918-28-36-42 or even later yalls are legends for keeping this history alive
Действительно раньше делали на совесть, особенности в этих машинах ихние двигатели которые могли легко передвигать эти тяжеленный машины без особой нагрузки
@@user-un8uw4sx8fT-84 is also an amazing piece of machinery and legendary. We are just appreciative of the engineering of these tanks and the history behind it. T-84 was a formidable opponent for the Tiger tankers for sure but the tiger was no less impressive as well. It is the driver and crew and cap that made it impressive in itself Т-84 тоже потрясающая и легендарная машина. Мы просто высоко ценим разработку этих танков и историю, стоящую за ней. Т-84, конечно, был грозным противником для танкистов «Тигр», но и «Тигр» был не менее впечатляющим. Именно водитель, экипаж и кепка сами по себе сделали его впечатляющим.
I would break down in tears if I ever get to see a King Tiger irl, beautiful machines, props to all the men building these monsters idc what they use them for, I will still love tanks, planes and ships.
I would say props to them yes.. but also sympathy, most late war German equipment was made with slave labor in bombed out factories across the board on equipment of all types. It’s a remarkable machine but the pain and suffering of the people that built it should be just as important when talking about the Tiger 2 or any late war German tank in general.
@@whitewind9615Ты свою ватную хрень здесь не пиши, это тебе не ВК, клоун :) И да, пиши по английски. Есть куча переводчиков, юзай, если не знаешь язык
It's cool to see old stuff from the war nice to see somebody restoring it I know sometimes it could be bad reminders of bad times but maybe this could be a site for the future to see Good Times
Glad to see her back safe and sound. I first met her when I was four in 1963 and was awestruck. Thankfully my dad took a photo so we have a record of the event.
Took my American friend with my 2 other buddies to see the King tiger in Parola, only because you let us borrow it for a month longer than it was supposed to. It sure as hell made it easier to deliver when there's not a whole lot of snow around.
Наши отцы и деды пачками жгли эти ваши танки!!! Т - 34 ..85... вот что нужно показывать для будущего поколения!!! Концлагеря покажите так будет справедливо !!!
Что к чему? Кто-то людей в эти самые лагеря на исторические туры не пускает, или что? Что конкретно не так с тем, чтобы выставлять в музей немецкий танк? Это такая же часть истории, равно как и советские 34. Будущему поколению нужно демонстрировать заслуги нынешнего государства, а не продолжать укрываться событиями почти столетней давности в надежде, что все будут патриотическим духом питаться.
Чего чего?😮 Т-34 даже поцарапать его краску не мог! А тигр 2 с дистанции 2000 м прошивал т-34 навылет. С ним бороться могли только су-100,ису-152 и ис-2.
This tiger 2 is actually one of the Prototype Tiger 2s with Soft steel armor meant for testing purposes, and it still has the original Krupp Turret on it.
@@tempest411 the museum doesn't want to put reproduction parts on the tanks it would remove them from their original state in the war. There are running examples that go to events throughout Europe and some of them are on a course for the vehicles to drive around.
@@tempest411The problem is several things, 1 building a engine is expensive, 2 the original engine for the Tiger 2 was extremely underpowered (Hence engine trials with the now infamous SLA-16) and 3 the Tiger is so heavy, so fuel hungry, so slow and underpowered that it’s better as a static display then a moving vehicle. The Tiger 1 they have enjoys being able to run because it’s a much lighter tank then it’s cousin and it’s already a pain in of itself to deal with.
Try finding first the parts needed, and than hope if you find them that they are affordable.. Also there could be a great chance of engine failure which could damage the tank so i understand they don't wanna risk it
@@lightbluewaves5526 the parts can be build up with the technology we have probably the bottom line is the lack of will to make that tank run on its own power.
not the engine is the problem, the original transmission is, was and will be. Like the running french Tiger 2 you have replace it with a "modern" reliable one.
What a beautiful brute! Always historical and never political. I appreciate all armoured vehicles and the crews who operated them and maintained them, past and present. 👍👊.
I’m glad I was able to see this beauty both at the tankmuseum when I was there in 2018 and then in the militair museum in overloon later. Didn’t even know it was there until I saw it and had a wait a minute moment
Took half a century, but we finally got something that could tow a Tiger II
Now what could tow the doomtutel
now what can pull that bloody P.1000 Ratte
@@burningpheonix7047 now what can pull Case
@@burningpheonix7047another P.1000 Ratte ofcourse!
@@burningpheonix7047can’t tow something that was never built
As someone who got a chance to see this vehicle when it was on the continent I would like to just say thank you to the tank museum for loaning it out so more people could see it, cheers to you all
Where did you see it?
I saw it when it was in Sweden
I saw it when it was in Finland. Simply stunning piece of history both war and engineering.
@@cptfrostbite in the netherlands :-)
how many Tiger II's are there? 1??
@@hugworld0984 about 9
I love how the A7V looks more like a shed than tank
The og turtle tank
Not gonna lie, I thought it was a Bob Semple at first.
@@john236613they do look similar from far...
It’s the toaster tank
That’s how it was pretty much made, they shoved a shed on top of a tractor chassis and called it there
The fact the Tiger II is parked next to the AV is a beautiful concept to me, the first and last of the heavies, the end of two empires, the failres of too ambitious ideas
Yea
Well it's not the last of the heavies, but it's the last of the German ones.
@USSWisconsin what other Heavies were there?
@@theirishace923M103, Conqueror, IS4, T10M, T28/T95, T30, T34, T29, IS3, IS7, OBJ279, AMX 50 Surbaissé, AMX 50 Surblindé,
@@theirishace923 You have the Conqueror and the T-10 and the M103 for example. All of them being made during the Cold War.
The tanks museum does a great job and preserving our history and our fellow European history.
It’s almost poetic the tiger next to the a7v the first German tank of ww1 and one of the last heavy beasts of ww2
Ese A7V es una réplica. El único original es el Mephisto que está en Australia como botín de guerra capturado en abril de 1918
I was thinking the same.
Ага, последний который не сожгли русские солдаты видимо командир танка сбежал вместе с экипажем..... Трусы и слабаки....
Who cares if its a replica A7V? If it was built using the original blueprints and parts fabricated from those prints, its an original at heart. @@marcelopose
@mokou2526 well it's still an important distinction. One was built in it's time with the intention of battle the other was built in peace time a century later
80 years old and it still looks like it belongs on the modern battlefield.
Он был уже у нас на поле боя ,шили его наши т-34, можем повторить)))
T34 çöp 😂😂😂 Just too many pallet coffins@@H-bp5zr
@@H-bp5zr The T-34 was so horrible against it that the USSR specifically made the IS-2 to combat this tank, which it did reasonably well.
Більше цих машин треба, брате, більше!😮
@@H-bp5zrT-34 were a light snack, a single skittle for a Tiger II, either H or P. Even the IS-2 had a bad time fighting it, since they couldn't penetrate de front plate and it's difficult to hit the turret cheeks from far away.
Tiger II (P) : hello grandpa
A7V : hello big boy
Т34 85 : добро пожаловать в ад.
@@user-ez1sd4lt8rI couldn't see it, really. Where was it placed ?
@@user-ez1sd4lt8rT-34-85 is a light snack for tiger-II lol.
@@DoguQ если танкист с похмелья
@@user-ez1sd4lt8r The Tiger was Hell for the T34 you are right
Thank you for lending it to Sweden and Finland. I did finally get to see the BIG cat. It was amazing.
Tanks are big... But the Tiger is freaking HUGE! I went to the Patton museum and saw one once. I'm 6'2'' and the deck of the thing was taller than me! I can't imagine how terrifying it would have been to face one of those monsters in combat!
I do like how it's parked next to the A7V (yes i know it's a copy), shows you how in 30+ years tanks had changed
When you say it like that its crazy to think how much development took place!
Just look at the development of aerial assets between 1914 and 1918. That is 4 years and stuff goes from an Etterich Taube observation/scout plane and the triumph of the airship to long range R-bombers with wingspans outclassing a Boeing 737. And some even a 737 MAX. In 1916.
High-performance fighters, and so on!
we have the only real A7-V left in the world in my town - seen it a few times. crazy it's in australia haha
@@tJ9etBxDq5VdSj2 The story behind how we got it is wild
Hell when you look at cars, planes computers. It insane how fast we are progressing
The KING returns! 🫡
Agreed
Der Köing ist züruck!
King in the north! King in the north! King in the north!
Return of the King
It's a porche 🤢
Even by today's standards that thing still looks serious.
I wonder how many people out there driving beside the transport truck may have thought this to be a modern machine.
grandpa ain't tacking no sheits from anybody
IMO if heat wasn’t a thing, this thing could still decimate. Obv apfsds would go through it like butter but in certain situations could be great
@@philmybutup4759 the engine and transmission crying in the corner
There is no situation where a tiger 2 is Great in today's battlefield@@philmybutup4759
The Tiger 2 to the A7V: “Grandfather you don’t want to go out, they have all gone soft”
as a history enthusiast, this makes me happy to see this gorgeous vehicle brought back to life
Si,eso es volver a la vida,pues no quiero ver la muerte
As a American I’m willing to admit Germany built some over complicated tanks but GOD are they gorgeous
SEXY AF!
The music is oddly fitting..
Beautiful but haunting and sad orchestra, really fits this relic of a past era
Yeah, song is called royalty and it’s a king tiger in the video, fits perfectly
@@Thewayofgrass35 Ah that's why the music is oddly fit this video,..
Nah they should have used a German band
Needs more erica😂
Ему подходит песня, встава й страна огромная, вставай на смертный бой, с фашистской силой темною с проклятию ордой! А не это нежное пение. Забвение воинам рейха, вечная память воинам СССР и мирным жителям. Больше 20 миллионов людей моей страны погибло в вов
love how the transport truck is also made by a Finnish defense contractor, Sisu.
SISU isn't really a defense contractor, more of a civilian contractor/business that has made some stuff for the military when they have seen the potential for that sweet sweet government money.
@@pipopoikapelaa5468 you make war equipment, you're a defense contractor
@@strf90105bro what☠️
@@CrazySummerDude it's fine if you don't get it. Even among business lingo, it's military business lingo
Its just a rebadged Mercedes Benz
shes so beautifull🥺🥺🥺
all the things she can do
?She?
@@kaiwestphal5004yes
Вот так....
Легендарные танки прошлого века доживают свои последнии мнгновения😢
Чо, порежут?
@@user-ed9oq1oj8xон сейчас бесценен
Enough to make a grown man cry. Seeing history preserved for future generations.
Сохраняется метал!А не выводы сделанные в первую и вторую мировую войну !
Туалет на гусеницах . наверное ещё запах остался.
А так памятник истории действующий
@@user-qs6ov5nl3qMaybe Russians were inside it.
@@user-qs6ov5nl3qт-34 вот это туалет на гусеницах. А Королевский Тигр это чудо техники, очень сложный механизм.
Thank you for the chance to see that beast in Parola Armour Museum!
This tank really was King's of all tanks. And he come back. As they say the king never die . This tank part of history tanks.
"King never die" transmission got broke and become disabled
Посмотрите как его внучка разбивают на украинн 😂 Король говна)
Ис-7 венец танкостроения сверхтяжелых монстров, по сутм он является королем всех танков той эпохи - эпохи толстой брони и крупнокаллиберных пушек
ИС-7 и Королевский Тигр, каких-либо реально критических отличий между этими двумя танками нет, а чтобы создать ИС-7, надо было разработать ИС-3 и потом его модернизировать, а вот немцам удалось изготовить машину, актуальности которой хватило бы лет эдак на 10, если модернизировать ходовую часть, то учитывая реалии и на 20.
Оценивая прагматично, достижения инжинерной мысли врага на тот момент в танкостроении и не только были весьма впечатляющие . Лишь сила духа и воля наших дедов и бабушек и всего советского народа смогли выстоять и победить умного и хитрого врага.
Но мы внуки всё просрали, хотя возможно ещё не всё потеряно.
That must have been some daunting thing to see back in the 40s ,thats a bloody beast 💯🇬🇧
thnx to you tank museums out there making sure these beautiful pieces of machineries stay in as mint condition as we can keep them it's never an easy task repairing something from 1918-28-36-42 or even later yalls are legends for keeping this history alive
Немецкие конструкторы и создатели этих шедевров танковой эпохи,просто гении,говорю как командир танка т-80
Mis respetos para usted
🤜🤛
Friend are you a russian comrade?
Ummmm
Действительно раньше делали на совесть, особенности в этих машинах ихние двигатели которые могли легко передвигать эти тяжеленный машины без особой нагрузки
Ну да шедевры для выставки, говно в блестящей упаковке.😏😄
Beautiful piece of machinery ❤ the germans were the masters of machinery
Still are
Bro imagine being so into German propaganda that you say they were masters of machinery
The mechanic woukd say otherwise
@@user-lq2mq9oh6jImagine being so up your "propaganda" that you would say they weren't, at least as regards WW2. 😘
@@THINKincessantly,and WILL CONTINUE TO BE FOREVER & FOREVER
Imagine trying to load a King Tiger on a modern cargo ship... I would be freaking out 😅
It wouldn't.
They would have used a roll-on, roll-off ferry. They have ramps for loading vehicles like cars, tanks, superheavy construction equipment etc.....
When your little cousin has to help his grandpa out of bed:
The fact that the short begins with men on horseback was kinda incredible.
I could spend hours and hours in there just opening hatches and looking inside in awe ❤
and trying all the seats too... 😅
А от чего трепетать? А в Т-34-85 заглянуть не хотели? Ведь Т-34-85 в Берлин приехал, а не Тигр и Пантера..
@@user-un8uw4sx8fBro what are you trying to say?
@@user-un8uw4sx8fT-84 is also an amazing piece of machinery and legendary. We are just appreciative of the engineering of these tanks and the history behind it. T-84 was a formidable opponent for the Tiger tankers for sure but the tiger was no less impressive as well. It is the driver and crew and cap that made it impressive in itself
Т-84 тоже потрясающая и легендарная машина. Мы просто высоко ценим разработку этих танков и историю, стоящую за ней. Т-84, конечно, был грозным противником для танкистов «Тигр», но и «Тигр» был не менее впечатляющим. Именно водитель, экипаж и кепка сами по себе сделали его впечатляющим.
@@user-un8uw4sx8f wtf are you on about
I had a chance to see it at the Parola Armour Museum in Finland, thank you for lending it out! It was awesome to get to see it in person!
casually dropping the absolute hardest shorts on youtube
Parking it right next to the A7V, like father and son being beside one another
I WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR THE DELIVERY OF MY TANK.
YOU'VE DONE A FINE JOB COMRADE.
Thank you for lending it to museums on the continent and people to see it.
I was really impressed by it at the Arsenalen in Sweden.
I'd love a look around this shed, what a collection..
A7V: "welcome home, son. Just like me you barely last a year to show your true glory, but you've shown enough"
Raubkunst, zurück nach Deutschland.....
I am so glad I found this channel I love the dedication to assembling these relics back together again. And keeping history alive thank you everyone
Alright I need one.
Its quite symbolic to have the A7V and tiger II next to each other
I would break down in tears if I ever get to see a King Tiger irl, beautiful machines, props to all the men building these monsters idc what they use them for, I will still love tanks, planes and ships.
I would say props to them yes.. but also sympathy, most late war German equipment was made with slave labor in bombed out factories across the board on equipment of all types. It’s a remarkable machine but the pain and suffering of the people that built it should be just as important when talking about the Tiger 2 or any late war German tank in general.
Приезжай в Кубинку и Мауса увидешь
@@definitelynotakgbagent6612don’t care, it’s still cool
@@hengry2 You should probably care though.
@@hengry2 most sane and caring RUclips commenter right here.
The tiger's beauty is absolutely mesmerizing that it's beyond explainable❤
Driving that tank and towing other tanks is a badass job
Желаю всем, кто написал хвалебные комментарии, чтобы эти машины были применены по вам прямым назначением.
Будьте здоровы, включайте голову.
Best museum in the world. Took my father in law there, he taught people to drive the Churchill in ww2. The museum was so kind to him! 😊
Лучший в мире музей это конечно в России
@@zirobenzobull5961Прекращай ватную хрень писать уже.
@@zirobenzobull5961 в Кубинке
Every time I see a king tiger the first thing that comes to mind is a picture of a crosshair aiming at the turret cheek
What about the H variant?
@@solffie9613Especially the H variant lol, you ever seen how flat it's face is?
Hit*
@@solffie9613 still able to pen it using HEAT round in M-51 Super Sherman 😅
There are only 2 running KT left?!
The king has returned 👑
😂😂😂
Иосиф Сталин (ИС-2 зверобой) - вот кто Царь Царей 👊
Никто не мог устоять перед ним и даже эта киса😂😂😂
the is2 was never referred to as a King so..@@whitewind9615
@@whitewind9615 сам понял что высрал зверобой это су-152 это не ис-2
@@whitewind9615mimimi
@@whitewind9615Ты свою ватную хрень здесь не пиши, это тебе не ВК, клоун :) И да, пиши по английски. Есть куча переводчиков, юзай, если не знаешь язык
It's cool to see old stuff from the war nice to see somebody restoring it I know sometimes it could be bad reminders of bad times but maybe this could be a site for the future to see Good Times
That thing was a beast on the battlefield for it's time. Glad I never had to face that thing in battle.
I saw it and got to touch it while it was in the Armor museum in Finland. Quite a beast. Many thanks for the opportunity!
That explains the suomalainen lorry. I wondered why.😅
Welcome home king Tiger ii
Its home is Germany 😇
@@ICHWARSNICHT58but all his friends are there :)
@@ICHWARSNICHT58 Finders keepers losers weepers.
Confirmed war criminals steal everything🤷♂️
@@ICHWARSNICHT58It's home is now the Museum.
Lol I like how they had to move the fox's turret to fit it, welcome back king tiger 🫡
Tanks truly are a magnificent piece of machinery.
Наши советские солдаты Великой отечественной успешно жгли эти Тигры,как сейчас жгут Леопарды потомки тех солдат,российские солдаты.....
I love seeing it next to the A7V. The size of those monsters really drives home the heavy aspect of heavy tank.
That is simply beautiful. Wow.
Glad to see her back safe and sound. I first met her when I was four in 1963 and was awestruck. Thankfully my dad took a photo so we have a record of the event.
Seeing The legendary tiger 2 again in this day in age it brings me hope 😢
Tiger II my favorite Maine battle tank. And this one has my favorite turret it's amazing
Thats absolutely beautiful
Oh my god the nostalgia of seeing all these old tanks.
Adolf, ты - это?😂
@@user-qv6kr9dz8l I ain't Adolf Hitler bud lmao.
The legendary german tiger ace
Respect To those who keep That metal Beast in one peice.
I love how ww2 tanks model were simple and powerful even with less bodykit
Still looks terrifying
The tiger two is massive
That is such a beautiful beast🥹❤️
Perfect, right next to the Panzerwagon
What an absolute beast. Still an intimidating machine to this day
dads everywhere wishing they had that tow vehicle to be able to put boats in at the ramp...
The king has returned 😈
this tiger was in finland parola and i remember the time when i had the chance to see it, it was epic
I was there too
onh
Took my American friend with my 2 other buddies to see the King tiger in Parola, only because you let us borrow it for a month longer than it was supposed to. It sure as hell made it easier to deliver when there's not a whole lot of snow around.
Dam, look at all those vehicles. Just to see them on here is amazing, but to have a museum of these is amazing
Тигр 2 P даже для тех времен довольно редкая машина, удивительно, что её смогли сохранить
С такой башней выпустили очень мало тигров 2. 3 прототипа и 47 первых серийных.
The King is Finally back
I saw this tank in 2021 at Soesterberg thanks 😊
Наши отцы и деды пачками жгли эти ваши танки!!! Т - 34 ..85... вот что нужно показывать для будущего поколения!!! Концлагеря покажите так будет справедливо !!!
Т-34 это уже все видели, их в мире дохрена. А тут редкий танк, чудо инженерии. Тогда давай гулаги вместе с Т-34 покажем.
@@max-q6m покажи... покажи ..криматорий и газовые камеры не забудь те пожалуйста!!!
Что к чему? Кто-то людей в эти самые лагеря на исторические туры не пускает, или что? Что конкретно не так с тем, чтобы выставлять в музей немецкий танк? Это такая же часть истории, равно как и советские 34.
Будущему поколению нужно демонстрировать заслуги нынешнего государства, а не продолжать укрываться событиями почти столетней давности в надежде, что все будут патриотическим духом питаться.
basterebbe mostrare anche abu grahib o le prigioni naviganti della cia
Чего чего?😮 Т-34 даже поцарапать его краску не мог!
А тигр 2 с дистанции 2000 м прошивал т-34 навылет.
С ним бороться могли только су-100,ису-152 и ис-2.
The strongest tank that the Allies feared, the strongest tank during World War II..respect.
What a beautiful beast
Thanks for preserving this historic Tank!
What is the soundtrack song?
I really like it!!! 🎼🎶🎵🎶
Royalty
song name is Royalty - Egzod,Maestro Chives, Neoni
The beast came back
A thing of beauty that still drives!
Wunderbar ein Königstiger ❤❤❤
Imagine if they got the monster running.
I thought it did.
Next to its Grand Pappy!😊
This tiger 2 is actually one of the Prototype Tiger 2s with Soft steel armor meant for testing purposes, and it still has the original Krupp Turret on it.
That thing looks like a cybertruck
Is this tank potencially able to be a runner?
It never was. It could barely crawl.
Potentially yes. Problem is sourcing another engine. I believe it was donated to Tiger 231.
@@bevpotter9938This is 2024. Couldn't they manufacture a NEW one? I would think there must be enough documentation around to fabricate new molds.
@@tempest411 the museum doesn't want to put reproduction parts on the tanks it would remove them from their original state in the war. There are running examples that go to events throughout Europe and some of them are on a course for the vehicles to drive around.
@@tempest411The problem is several things, 1 building a engine is expensive, 2 the original engine for the Tiger 2 was extremely underpowered (Hence engine trials with the now infamous SLA-16) and 3 the Tiger is so heavy, so fuel hungry, so slow and underpowered that it’s better as a static display then a moving vehicle. The Tiger 1 they have enjoys being able to run because it’s a much lighter tank then it’s cousin and it’s already a pain in of itself to deal with.
I wonder why this tank cant get an engine on an run like the other tiger?
They weigh so much they were incredibly unreliable to run originally, the maintenance would be extremely expensive probably
@@jackpoole6120 but the french got a fully functioning tiger 2 roaming the field like a pig on mud.
Try finding first the parts needed, and than hope if you find them that they are affordable..
Also there could be a great chance of engine failure which could damage the tank so i understand they don't wanna risk it
@@lightbluewaves5526 the parts can be build up with the technology we have probably the bottom line is the lack of will to make that tank run on its own power.
not the engine is the problem, the original transmission is, was and will be. Like the running french Tiger 2 you have replace it with a "modern" reliable one.
What a beautiful brute! Always historical and never political. I appreciate all armoured vehicles and the crews who operated them and maintained them, past and present. 👍👊.
Now THATS a dream garage!
Built the RC model as a kid, it was an understanding adventure
I've seen a king tiger tank and it's said that there is only 7 not destroyed ones left.
I’m glad I was able to see this beauty both at the tankmuseum when I was there in 2018 and then in the militair museum in overloon later. Didn’t even know it was there until I saw it and had a wait a minute moment
Was awesome seeing this when it came here in Finland! I wish I'll be able to go to the tank museum someday.
I want the tiger in my collection as the first tank, it looks beautiful
Whoever was driving behind that trailer was def shitting bricks 😭
She’s beautiful