Watch "Inside German WW2 Jagdpanther Tank Destroyer with Historian James Holland" for the answer. The number reads : 6/128/2/86 Along with the Chassis Number: 303086 (from inside the vehicle) this tells us it was the 86th Jagdpanther built by M.N.H. 'Maschinenfabrik Niedersachsen G.m.b.H" in Hanover
2:18 The moment Jagdpanther almost went thru' the rear wall.
It was heading to France
Wonderful. Thanks for that. Some great info for modelling too.
Missed the chance to say "Tanks for that" .
Love that dog .I'm not afraid of big cats .🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And I thought my mercedes was a tight fit in the garage 😳
Rear entrance to it a bonus, tho
Awesome machine
It sure is!
Great video!
And Yoshio Tamiya strikes again!
Is it now compulsory that every German AFV has a bucket attached?🤔
June seems so very far away.
almost as slow as a London cab with the flag down. almost
Huh, how tight do you need to get to a wall to back up?
And she roars :DDD
Awsome!! What means the number at the rear , left hand sight?
Watch "Inside German WW2 Jagdpanther Tank Destroyer with Historian James Holland" for the answer. The number reads : 6/128/2/86
Along with the Chassis Number: 303086 (from inside the vehicle) this tells us it was the 86th Jagdpanther built by M.N.H. 'Maschinenfabrik Niedersachsen G.m.b.H" in Hanover
Send that beast to Ukraine! take care of those Russian T-72s
That would be the worst idea of 2023.
Lmao