I know were there is a complete bombardier snow track like the first one shown in Fairbanks Alaska and it was still in running condition as of 2 years ago
This Sd.Kfz. 222 doesn't look legit. Geometry of body doesn't look right too me, wheels are definitely not the right one. Is it reconstruction based on Horch chassis, not an original vehicle?
Please do more video like this one. Very interesting and educational.
Great video. Please explore the rest of that museum. These vehicles are so interesting.
wow,...Awesome
I know were there is a complete bombardier snow track like the first one shown in Fairbanks Alaska and it was still in running condition as of 2 years ago
i am from new brunswick canada and we have all kind of bombardier around here
Great info !!! Please do more military vehicles form the Past
Very cool video
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I'm definitely interested to see what other awesome machines lie in Russian museums.
Me too. I just wish people would find a peaceful solution to what is happening in Ukraine. Let ethnic people have self determination.
great Content!
What's the museum called ?
Great Vid
Where is it?
Why are almost all the names misspelled 🤔
This Sd.Kfz. 222 doesn't look legit. Geometry of body doesn't look right too me, wheels are definitely not the right one. Is it reconstruction based on Horch chassis, not an original vehicle?
What museum is this👍
Banners on the saloon and Soviet roundels in vehicles with Unitatedstatich origin indicate Patriot Park, maybe in Russia.
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