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A WORLD FIRST! The world’s only running Tiger tank, running in the Tank Museum arena alongside the world’s only running King Tiger. A proud collaboration between The Tank Museum, World of Tanks, & the Museedesblindes - bringing this remarkable sight to the crowds at TANKFEST 2025!

A WORLD FIRST! The world’s only running Tiger tank, running in the Tank Museum arena alongside the world’s only running King Tiger. A proud collaboration between The Tank Museum, World of Tanks, & the Museedesblindes - bringing this remarkable sight to the crowds at TANKFEST 2025!

The Tank Museum

200,830 views • 1 year ago

💥How to fire FV4005💥 The FV4005’s 183mm calibre L4A1 is the biggest gun ever fitted to a tank. The gun was very effective when it hit the target, but FV4005 could only carry 12 rounds, and needed two loaders for the 97kg, 144cm long ammunition.

💥How to fire FV4005💥 The FV4005’s 183mm calibre L4A1 is the biggest gun ever fitted to a tank. The gun was very effective when it hit the target, but FV4005 could only carry 12 rounds, and needed two loaders for the 97kg, 144cm long ammunition.

The Tank Museum

129,509 views • 1 year ago

In August 1944, The Coldstream Guards captured a Panther in Holland. Painted with white Allied recognition stars & named ‘Cuckoo’, the tank was used against its’ former owners. Footage courtesy of British Pathé 🔗See inside a Panther tank for yourself:

In August 1944, The Coldstream Guards captured a Panther in Holland. Painted with white Allied recognition stars & named ‘Cuckoo’, the tank was used against its’ former owners. Footage courtesy of British Pathé 🔗See inside a Panther tank for yourself:

The Tank Museum

132,170 views • 1 year ago

The Tank Museum has two First World War tank replicas, one of the German A7V, and one of the British Mark IV. Whilst we don’t run our First World War collection anymore (due to fragility), these replicas do a great job of representing the real thing.

The Tank Museum has two First World War tank replicas, one of the German A7V, and one of the British Mark IV. Whilst we don’t run our First World War collection anymore (due to fragility), these replicas do a great job of representing the real thing.

The Tank Museum

117,776 views • 1 year ago

Help us bring the oldest surviving King Tiger back to life.⁠ ⁠ In our most ambitious project to date - we aim to restore King Tiger V2 to running condition.⁠ ⁠ We’ll share the journey with you – even the bits that don’t go to plan!⁠ ⁠ Help us - visit

Help us bring the oldest surviving King Tiger back to life.⁠ ⁠ In our most ambitious project to date - we aim to restore King Tiger V2 to running condition.⁠ ⁠ We’ll share the journey with you – even the bits that don’t go to plan!⁠ ⁠ Help us - visit

The Tank Museum

76,964 views • 1 year ago

Can you name all of the German vehicles shown in this video? Bonus points available if you’re able to tell us which 2 are replicas!

Can you name all of the German vehicles shown in this video? Bonus points available if you’re able to tell us which 2 are replicas!

The Tank Museum

47,392 views • 1 year ago

🗓️ 5 May 1917: The St-Chamond tank makes its combat debut in an attack at the Moulin de Laffaux. It mounted a 75mm howitzer in the nose plus 4 machine guns. Shown is the sole surviving example - part of the Musée des Blindés collection - which visited us for TANKFEST 2017

🗓️ 5 May 1917: The St-Chamond tank makes its combat debut in an attack at the Moulin de Laffaux. It mounted a 75mm howitzer in the nose plus 4 machine guns. Shown is the sole surviving example - part of the Musée des Blindés collection - which visited us for TANKFEST 2017

The Tank Museum

51,327 views • 1 year ago

King Tiger V2 is the oldest surviving King Tiger in the world — & the only one with the pre-production turret. We dive deeper into its story, & answer some of your most-asked questions about the vehicle in our new YouTube video — Friday at 13:00 BST.

King Tiger V2 is the oldest surviving King Tiger in the world — & the only one with the pre-production turret. We dive deeper into its story, & answer some of your most-asked questions about the vehicle in our new YouTube video — Friday at 13:00 BST.

The Tank Museum

35,986 views • 1 year ago

You don’t just hear the roar of this Tiger, you feel it. Come and experience it for yourself - see Tiger 131 run for the first time in 2025 - on April 26th. 🔗

You don’t just hear the roar of this Tiger, you feel it. Come and experience it for yourself - see Tiger 131 run for the first time in 2025 - on April 26th. 🔗

The Tank Museum

52,078 views • 1 year ago

The Char 2C is the largest (in terms of physical dimensions) operational tank ever made - 10.27m long, 3.8m high, 70 tons in weight - & with a crew of 12 to operate it, it was truly colossal. It was developed during WW1 – only 10 were manufactured and delivered by 1921. 🧵1/3

The Char 2C is the largest (in terms of physical dimensions) operational tank ever made - 10.27m long, 3.8m high, 70 tons in weight - & with a crew of 12 to operate it, it was truly colossal. It was developed during WW1 – only 10 were manufactured and delivered by 1921. 🧵1/3

The Tank Museum

49,646 views • 1 year ago

Have you heard the news? We’re bringing the world’s oldest surviving King Tiger back to life – and we want YOU to be a part of the journey. Find out how you can be part of history —

Have you heard the news? We’re bringing the world’s oldest surviving King Tiger back to life – and we want YOU to be a part of the journey. Find out how you can be part of history —

The Tank Museum

30,221 views • 1 year ago

Work continues on our new exhibition! All being well, It’ll be open to the public in a few short months!

Work continues on our new exhibition! All being well, It’ll be open to the public in a few short months!

The Tank Museum

42,480 views • 1 year ago