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I was just at the Barracks this April for a tour.Sgt Eric was our guide and he managed for us a brief visit to the restoration.Its good to see the turret inside under cover.
because of the missing wheels I would look in the riverbed under the bridge and because of a technically correct restoration I would inquire at the Museum Full in Switzerland. Good work.
The wheels were sold off, and some were scrapped after the war. The full museum is doing a great job, but it's almost taking them 20 years to do it. I have seen much better projects being done much faster.
This Panther Ausf G tank is intact. It's mostly there. It's amazing what of this tank is still with us. I like the round gun mantlet. This can be made complete very much like the rest, like the ones in France, America, and Australia. It shouldn't take that much. And if its replacement wheels don't match (i.e. Ausf G wheels mixed with Ausf D and Ausf A wheels), then it'll appear as if it was sent to the shop a number of times during the last great war.
Pretty sad sight. What can they realistically do,there aren’t any left in the world. Hunt down parts or make new ones. Too bad all were scrapped after the war.
They've got enough to revive this, if they can get the support. I saw what Bruce Crompton to was able to accomplish. It could be worse. This tank can be restored.
My advice is to restore the engine full running order because they are rare. Tanks that have been salvage from lakes had their engine fixed so this one can be also.
Thanks for the video My friend... Do They plan to only restore it cosmetically and then back on static display INSIDE out of the weather? God... I hope so! >_
This Panther is about as far gone as I’ve seen. It would take millions to bring it back to running condition and I doubt they will be able to get the parts necessary to make it presentable as a monument,but I wish them luck.
@@PanzerPictureStill, if the right people get ahold of this antique, the impossible might be accomplished. Bruce Crompton and his team have done it before. Still, give these guys here that produced this video the credit they deserve. They are the stewards of this valuable Panther tank. It needs its light, its wheels, its exhaust pipes, and a whole lotta extra. Folks make rebuilt engines for cars. It's not so far fetched. Granted Bruce Crompton got engine parts from an available Panther Ausf D to fix the Australian Panther Ausf A. Thanks for this video.
Nice video,but where ar all the missing parts gone,stolen by treasure hunters in the past?scrap dealers?was the tank compleet when they place it on its monument place
Panzer Picture Thank you so much for your reply! I watch your videos with great interest and pleasure! You have done a great job. It is very sad to see so many rare tanks in a terrible state. I hope that they will not be lost. I'd love to know the history of each fighting vehicle that You demonstrate and see them in running condition. What country are you from, if it's not a secret?
By Chance @Panzer Picture there has been any new information about any SU152s being found? I have a friend that has one in his Garage he is restoring and needs engine parts
@@PanzerPictureI realize which Panther you guys are correcting now. It's the one I have seen in that photo all these years stuck in a nice town somewhere in Europe. I love your high standards. You guys are going to make that German Panther normal. Good deal, that's great!!! Kudos to your effort. I pray it all works out.
Quand le travail sera fini ....................l'armée Belge voulait déjà prendre le tank de Grandmenil dans les année 80 , il ont réussi a en avoir un autre , les Flamands on réussi , il ne reviendra jamais ou alors en 2044 , au 100 ans de la bataille des Ardennes....
Hope thy do not a lot of restauration on the turret..i hate These tanks that are paint all over again with new paint it doens,t look real anymore....i see it has still the original cross on it and also the Numbers on the turret....Please keep it like this
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I was just at the Barracks this April for a tour.Sgt Eric was our guide and he managed for us a brief visit to the restoration.Its good to see the turret inside under cover.
because of the missing wheels I would look in the riverbed under the bridge and because of a technically correct restoration I would inquire at the Museum Full in Switzerland. Good work.
The wheels were sold off, and some were scrapped after the war.
The full museum is doing a great job, but it's almost taking them 20 years to do it. I have seen much better projects being done much faster.
very good!! The history of the panther is one of my favorites, greetings
J. H thank you
Such a shame to see a once beautiful tank in this very poor state. Good luck with the resto.
This Panther Ausf G tank is intact. It's mostly there.
It's amazing what of this tank is still with us. I like the round gun mantlet.
This can be made complete very much like the rest, like the ones in France, America, and Australia. It shouldn't take that much.
And if its replacement wheels don't match (i.e. Ausf G wheels mixed with Ausf D and Ausf A wheels), then it'll appear as if it was sent to the shop a number of times during the last great war.
I hope they will restaure it well. It's a shame to let such a piece of history become like that, so rusted and nearly everything lost...
Keep up the great work my friend! Thanks for the video's you put up for us to enjoy.
ryan moeller thank you Ryan.
Pure beauty .. Great video..
Colin Kavanagh thank you Colin.
engine looks restorable but suspension needs a full re-manufacturing
cool vid mate. I was just thinking... what are they doing with the Engine? lol.😂😂
Patrick O'Donnell thank you
I would love to see a update of the progress
Awesome - thanks!
Будем следить за реставрацией . Это займёт не мало времени .
awesome thanks!
Do more videos on restorations i really like those but my most favorite videos are scale modeling ,,,
richie rose if I can film more restorations I will, and more scale modeling coming soon.
This is one big 1:1 scale model.
Goed bezig!!
Interesting vid thanks foe showing
MrBMBuilder you're welcome
Super Vidéo 👍
Kevin SABATON WW2 thank you
Great video as always :)
Arthur thank you.
HOLY! Talkin' 'bout mission impossible! -_-
Que bueno quedo
Good video
polarplays thank you
Pretty sad sight. What can they realistically do,there aren’t any left in the world. Hunt down parts or make new ones. Too bad all were scrapped after the war.
They've got enough to revive this, if they can get the support. I saw what Bruce Crompton to was able to accomplish.
It could be worse. This tank can be restored.
My advice is to restore the engine full running order because they are rare. Tanks that have been salvage from lakes had their engine fixed so this one can be also.
Engine has been traded to restore the running gear and it will always be a monument, so they will never restore it to running condition.
Thanks for the video My friend... Do They plan to only restore it cosmetically and then back on static display INSIDE out of the weather? God... I hope so! >_
John W you're welcome and it will be restored and placed back as a monument.
The musical score for this video is beautiful but not contained in the music list. Can you identify it for us?
Beacon Faux Tales
This Panther is about as far gone as I’ve seen. It would take millions to bring it back to running condition and I doubt they will be able to get the parts necessary to make it presentable as a monument,but I wish them luck.
It's for a monument, so they only need to clean it up and restore it for static display.
@@PanzerPictureStill, if the right people get ahold of this antique, the impossible might be accomplished. Bruce Crompton and his team have done it before.
Still, give these guys here that produced this video the credit they deserve. They are the stewards of this valuable Panther tank.
It needs its light, its wheels, its exhaust pipes, and a whole lotta extra. Folks make rebuilt engines for cars. It's not so far fetched.
Granted Bruce Crompton got engine parts from an available Panther Ausf D to fix the Australian Panther Ausf A.
Thanks for this video.
If they put this tank back outside, they should be flogged.
Nice video,but where ar all the missing parts gone,stolen by treasure hunters in the past?scrap dealers?was the tank compleet when they place it on its monument place
Walter Van Vooren if you watch the first video you will see the whole story, but a lot of the parts were sold to tourists after the war.
Hey panzer thanks for another video! I was wondering are there any updates on the Maus restoration?
Thank you for the comment, there is no Maus restoration and it's was just a hoax and a PR stunt.
Panzer Picture so sad hahahah
Great soundtrack! Fully consistent with the video content! Who is the composer and what is the name of this music?
Thank you for your comment and this is the song Faux Tales Beacon
Panzer Picture Thank you so much for your reply! I watch your videos with great interest and pleasure! You have done a great job. It is very sad to see so many rare tanks in a terrible state. I hope that they will not be lost. I'd love to know the history of each fighting vehicle that You demonstrate and see them in running condition. What country are you from, if it's not a secret?
By Chance @Panzer Picture there has been any new information about any SU152s being found? I have a friend that has one in his Garage he is restoring and needs engine parts
82 Diesel no not really
Where is the link to PART i
ruclips.net/video/wbqrpCpAhfU/видео.html
op marktplaats stonden laatst een aantal Pantherwielen te koop... alle beetjes helpen..
boer harms geen idee wat hun budget is en of ze dat kunnen kopen.
The engine was swamped against the restoration of the suspension (wheels, suspension arms ect...)
Such a shame the tank doesn’t stand in houffalize no more it hurts
After it's restoration it will be placed back.
@@PanzerPictureI realize which Panther you guys are correcting now. It's the one I have seen in that photo all these years stuck in a nice town somewhere in Europe.
I love your high standards. You guys are going to make that German Panther normal.
Good deal, that's great!!! Kudos to your effort. I pray it all works out.
Ligt het aan mij of kan ik deel 1 niet vinden?
Tigges hier is deel 1 ruclips.net/video/wbqrpCpAhfU/видео.html
Zou deze panther operationeel worden?
kingtiger kriegsmarine nee
Был практически целый танк. Но какой-то идиот решил разобрать его при помощи газового резака.
Wat voor type tank is het
Wat is nu de status van de restauratie?
Ze zijn nu het onderstel aan het opbouwen in Duitsland, veel daar van zal zelf gemaakt worden.
I think its time for an update )
It already done and finished, it was shipped to Germany and because of German grazy covid rules I never could film it for an update
when the tanks is restored, I`d like to see it in epic war movies. It would be wasteful if the tank stayed in museums after the restoration
Quand le travail sera fini ....................l'armée Belge voulait déjà prendre le tank de Grandmenil dans les année 80 , il ont réussi a en avoir un autre , les Flamands on réussi , il ne reviendra jamais ou alors en 2044 , au 100 ans de la bataille des Ardennes....
Le tout est de restaurer le char pas de le remettre sur route , c'est un char qui est de Houffalize pas de l'armée......
It’s ridiculous to think they are going to restore this tank.
Why
@@thearmoredgeorgian2736 I played inside of that tank back in the 1960's it was totally destroyed on the inside
@@cpbutler567 ohhhh, thought you didn’t want them too. I think they’re gonna restore the outside only.
phoney it up and drag it back outside to rot louder😢 she is till good Lookin' 😮
Where is part 3?
There is no part III the tank is still in the same condition and they're still working on the damaged road-wheels and suspension.
where did they find this?
2000rayc It's all in part 1 of this video series
Too bad its in such bad condition
Are you dutch?
Yes.
This is the panther that they sold the road wheels to tourists right?
Declan Janzen indeed
lol what Idiots..
TheCleansingx it was 1950, nobody gave a rats ass about these tanks.
Ya that sucks
There must be lots of salvageable parts in Russia and Eastern Europe.
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Hope thy do not a lot of restauration on the turret..i hate These tanks that are paint all over again with new paint it doens,t look real anymore....i see it has still the original cross on it and also the Numbers on the turret....Please keep it like this
Robert Bertolin the original markings are already gone, the onces you see are old and even wrong.
restore it to running and shooting condition.
It's from a monument so, will never be restored to running condition.
@@PanzerPicture never say never;-)