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Oh, that's the one the british captured in africa and then was restores to the Tank Museum in Bovington. If I ever travel to UK that's the first place I'm going to visit.
If I remember correctly I read some time ago in a book about the Panzer III (published by Osprey Military, in case anyone is interested) that before starting the engine two men had to turn a crank conected to the engine until it reached 60 RPM. Then they could turn it on.
Porsche Engine anybody?
No idea, but I thought it was interesting how they started the engine =)
Wow it's actually quite interesting :)
German engineering XD
Oh, that's the one the british captured in africa and then was restores to the Tank Museum in Bovington. If I ever travel to UK that's the first place I'm going to visit.
If I remember correctly I read some time ago in a book about the Panzer III (published by Osprey Military, in case anyone is interested) that before starting the engine two men had to turn a crank conected to the engine until it reached 60 RPM. Then they could turn it on.
better not stall the engine while in battle....
I don't know whether Brits today are a 'bit' shorter than Germans back then or
I have a bad size scale of a Tiger tank.