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Thank you! Yes, Aeroseum was an amazing place to visit. I used a Dji Osmo pocket 1, an pretty old gimble camera, but super-easy to use.

I can´t remember, it was a long time ago. It was not a very serious video.

They are still there, but many are starting to be in a bad condition.

Thank you

Yes, it is.

Ramair intake from UK

Interesting, I can´t find it anymore online for a Alfa 2.0 GT

@@Imperfectgarden they probably stopped manufacturing them 😔 I'm gonna try look for something similar.

It is a really impressive cannon and so lucky they manage to save one when the ships got sold for scrapping.

Sorry, mice ate my Alfa that winter -20

I agree. A lot of innovations in both Bofors and Landsverk early tanks and other weaponry.

In a 60 sec short video, I can´t fit in over 50 planes. I have other videos about SAAB 35, 37 and 39.

@@DaveInLAS Thank you 😁

@@Yes-es8it Similar yes, but not a retro-fitted Whippet, it's an original German design by Joseph Vollmer. Smaller, lighter and more thinly armoured.

@Imperfectgarden huh I've seen whippets that have there turrets swapped out but ill look into it more

If I remember correctly, my MAF sensor broke while driving. I just had to buy a new sensor.

It's been a long time, I replaced it, but the problem still persists and this malfunction is the same as my vehicle :( please strain your memory a little more

I went back and looked at one of the later videos I made. I put in an original Bosch MAF and then I had to use the OBD reader to turn of the codes and also turn the car on and off many times to trick it.

Really? That´s interesting, since there´s only 18-20 left of them, I thought all of them were in swedish museums or used as targets.

I didn't know that, was it in a US M3 Scout car? Or some other country?

@@Imperfectgarden M3 GMC (Gun Mounted Carriage)

You´re right, I forgot the GMC, that was a intresting solution for a tank destroyer before they got the M10

Really? What´s your favorite?

I could imagine that it would not be pleasent ride.

How accurate was it? The nickname in ww2 was the grasshopper, is that a good description?

Lol! The Swedish soldiers called it the coffin, because of the shape and in Cyprus it was called the white elephant. Snoopy would be a cute name.

It is, a really great museum.

@@Imperfectgarden yes indeed

Yes, they really thought about sustained support fire for the troops with this version.

Indeed, they are.

Last call, is the name, but I don´t know who made it. It´s just a free lounge jazz tune that I use to mask the screaming kids in the museums.

Yes, in German. In Swedish haubits.

@@Imperfectgarden Really? What a nice language. 😃

We share a lot of words.

Thanks

Strv 74 is the last variant of the m/42. They converted the m/42 TH and the TV to Strv 74 H and V. THose m/42 were built in 1944 and 45. Strv 74H were in service from 1944(as m/42TH) to 1984(as Strv 74). Amazing that this old tank served along Centurion MK 10 and the Strv 103 in the Swedish Army

Well, m/42 and the Strv 74 version, they were not close to the Korean war.

@@Imperfectgarden oh i see what you mean sorry i havent learned about ww2 history in like 1 month but yea

It is a mix, early cold war turret on a WW2 chassis

@@Imperfectgarden makes sense why i tought it was early-mid cold war era

Are you refering to the tank with your bad word?

It is, the size of the turret really makes the old m/42 chassis to look even narrower.

That's true, this is one of the last variants of the Strv m/42. The idea was to remove the bow gun, store more ammo and call it an Infantry support tank.

@@Imperfectgarden yes, and I beleve thats the one in Arsenalen sweden right? Cuz they have a ikv 73, since the m42 is so rare now a days

@@Lillspratt Very rare, almost all of the original m/42 got converted into something new or a prototype. I don't know if there's any m/42 left to be seen anywhere. Perhaps Arsenalen have one in their storage.

A small note here, there's no original m/42 left, they all got converted into something else, like prototypes, utility vehicles or the Ikv 73 and Strv 74.

@@Imperfectgarden aaaah okay, i atleast thought there were some in like the british tank museum or smfn

The army museum is on my list too, the Goliath at Arsenalen is actually made of part and not a genuine Goliath mine. Did you like the the Army museum?

@@Imperfectgarden Yes the Army museum was great but I was kinda disappointed for the lack of vehicles, the guns made up for it though. Maybe going to visit Strängnäs some time in the future for the complete vehicle experience.

That´s good to know about the Army Museum and I do recommend Arsenalen in Strängnäs, it´s amazing that they have 350-400 vehicles in storage, I wonder what more unique tanks they have.