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Top 5 Tanks | YarnHub
We are joined by David Webb – the founder, CEO and voice of @yarnhub – as he picks his Top 5 Tanks from The Tank Museum’s collection.
King Tiger V2 Project: Questions Answered
Join Vehicle Collections Manager, Chris van Schaardenburgh, to answer your questions – and to find out how the KT V2 Restoration Project is going so far.
When Mk IV FOUGHT A7V – The First Tank Battle
By spring 1918, the British Mark IV tank had been in service for almost a year. It had proved itself during the Battle of Cambrai – the males attacking concrete emplacements, and the females fending off the infantry. But the Mark IV has never been tested against another tank…
Welcome to The Tank Museum Workshop’s Channel
Our Workshop team are the unsung heroes of The Tank Museum.
And with our major King Tiger V2 project about to start, it’s time we shone the spotlight on them.
The Patton Tank Paradox
This is the story of the “Patton” family of tanks; tanks that the US tried and failed to replace time after time, yet which despite this ended up becoming the armoured backbone of the Free World during the Cold War.
King Tiger V2 – Inside The World’s Oldest Tiger II
King Tiger V2. It’s the oldest surviving King Tiger in the world. And it’s also the only King Tiger that survives with the unusual pre-production turret. It’s now a star of The Tank Museum’s collection, and the team have begun to assess whether a restoration might be possible…
King Tiger V2: Help us bring KTV2 back to life!
We need your help… to raise £1m so that we can restore KTV2 to running condition! See tankmuseum.org/ktv2 for more information, merch and ways to support us.
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