A trip to Bovington tank museum, April 2018

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Some pictures from Bovington.
 

[hgtonyvi]

Not a fan of tanks but that sure is kool stuff man. 

[oakranger]

Ever since playing WoT 3 years ago, I am starting to appreciate tanks and naming them.  It would be nice if they had the Muse. Thanks for sharing.

[Oldman731]

Some pictures from Bovington.

That is quite a collection, no doubt about it.

- oldman (nice photos, too!)

[MiloMorai]

Thanks for posting.

Around 25:00 are WW2 tanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1tJhOhozVA&feature=youtu.be

[bozon]

 
I liked the “you have to be at least my height if you want to get in my tank “ catron tank commander signs

[Puma44]

Impressive!  Thanks for sharing.

[Brooke]

Excellent!  Thank you for the pictures! 

[ONTOS]

Vert nice, love the tanks, Thanks for sharing. I believe the first successful tank was made by Renault. Could be wrong.

[JOACH1M]

Very nice! why do the king and jagdtiger have the grooves on the surface of the armor?

[Oldman731]

Very nice! why do the king and jagdtiger have the grooves on the surface of the armor?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zimmerit

- oldman

[JOACH1M]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zimmerit

- oldman

Thank you, very interesting idea, but yet brilliant.

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Well now so brilliant considering only German army used magnetic antitank mines during the period they applied Zimmerit on their tanks.

Thank you, very interesting idea, but yet brilliant.

[JOACH1M]

Well now so brilliant considering only German army used magnetic antitank mines during the period they applied Zimmerit on their tanks.

But if the Allies ever adopted the idea they would have already been protected.

[Chalenge]

I met the Mighty Jingles there and a few other locals. It's a great place to record tanks. The show just keeps getting better!