THE Tank Museum has unveiled a 1/12 scale model of its captured Tiger II tank. The COBI Tiger II Konigstiger model, made from 11,000 pieces, is the biggest brick tank ever produced. The original ...

The Tank Museum in Bovington launched a campaign in June 2024 to restore the tank, and have just announced they had raised its £50,000 target. This means the M47 Patton tank will be ready for ...

Only a few hundred thousand people visit The Tank Museum, in the English countryside, each year. But on YouTube, it’s more popular than the Met and MoMA.

The Stuart Tank Museum. 11/8/2023 | 5m 58s Video has Closed Captions | CC. One of the fastest tanks of World War ll, the Stuart tank, was able to do 35 mph and was manufactured locally in Berwick PA.

While the Stuart Tank Museum is, obviously, about the armored vehicle built in Berwick, it has amassed an impressive collection of other World War II items, much of it donated.

The Tank Museum, Bovington. This scale model of the A-40 shows the enormous size of the wings and tail in comparison to the small tank (Credit: The Tank Museum, Bovington) ...

The Bovington Tank Museum currently has over half a million subscribers on YouTube. To put its internet success into perspective, it has surpassed The Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), which has 519 ...

The tank had been housed at the Fredericksburg museum since 1972. Rare WWII-era tank makes return to Japan from Texas Fredericksburg, Texas museum returns rare Japanese tank it's had in its ...

As the Tank Museum reports, Germany’s only original tank of World War I was the A7V. It was perhaps a superior design, but the long development phase resulted in only 20 being produced, and they ...

A survey of reequipped Russian regiments is like a tour of a tank museum. There are 1978-vintage T-80s, T-62s from the mid-1960s and even T-55s from the late 1950s.

This enormous tank was one option experimented with by Soviet engineers, and though it was ultimately too heavy to be practically used, it was certainly a formidable prospect. Here's a closer look ...

The one-of-a-kind Nashorn tank was set to be a major exhibit at Tankfest at Bovington Tank Museum in Dorset. But its owners were stopped from getting on a ferry with it at the French port.