GREAT STEEL Porn!!!, As a Cold War Era Tanker, (every M60 series platform except the A-Duce).. I love seeing these precious icons preserved and exercised.
@@gutsjoestar7450 Plenty of times vehilcles at Bovington tankfest also suddenly didnt run. But hey, it's old machinery, spare parts are super rare and budgets arent infinite.
LOVE ME SOME JAGDPANZER! if im not mistaken, this seems to be a late war variant with the longer barrel and 3 return rollers instead of 4. would i be correct?
Tank soldier to the tank developer, we mostly turn the whole tank rather than the turret, because this is much faster. Tank developer,: Ok we will skip the turret.
Apparently, officially only the vehicle with the shorter L/48 75mm gun was designated Jagdpanzer IV. All vehicles with the long L/70 gun like this one, including the Alkett and Vomag versions, were designated PanzerIV/70 (A) and Panzer IV/70 (V) respectively. Thought that interesting.
Yeah well its a whole lot easier to say Jagdpanzer than, oh it is a Panzer four backslash seventy with a capital A in parenthesis. Just say Jagdpanzer L/70 and I know what you mean. Or you could say Jagdpanzer with the Panther gun.
Awesome stuff. Also nice to see the effort getting the visible crewmen properly dressed... Is that the Pz.IV Ausf J from the Saumur collection? (just too bad the tourist riding the Pz.IV) kind of ruins the scene...)
That is not a jagdpanzer 4 entirely. The Jagdpanzer 4 had a Muzzle Brake, this is the Panzer IV/70 (V), distinguishable by the lack of a muzzle brake and some other things
But the crews would usually remove the L48 muzzle brake in the field because experience taught them that the muzzle brake would blast up soil dust, giving away their position. After removal of the muzzle brake, those Jagdpanzer IVs would receive improved recoil mechanisms.
The poor Panzer IV, it should have been Germany's T-34/M4 Sherman, but instead they wanted the Panther. Panzer IV is pretty much my favorite World War 2 tank, save maybe the T-34-85.
@Kwoney "According to rough estimates the labour hours n in comparison to the Panzer III stood at approximately 1 to 1.25, i.e. four Panther vehicles for ever five Panzer III tanks built. Cost (without weaponry) PzKpfw III RM 96,163; Panther RM 117,100." Walter J Spielberger 1993, Panther & Its Variants p. 23.
The Panzer IV was never built to be a Medium tank but a support vehicle and hence had issues with mass production. The Panzer III was correctly built as Germany's medium tank but it was made too literally too small albeit designed just a tad too early with no lessons to learn from. The US and Soviets had at least some benefit of observing the war in the West. The British were just muddling through trying to build what they could under pretty much emergency conditions. As to why the Germans did not enlarge the design of the Pzkw III, well there was a war on, they had not yet geared up their war industry to maximum production, and Germany was refusing to look past 1942 under the wishful thinking presumption the war had to be won by then. The Panzer IV was a cobbled together Medium tank with the Higher Velocity 75mm and was not involved in any successful campaigns as Germany's medium tank. When Germany realized that the war was just going to be a delaying action so more Jews could be killed (Hitler admitted the war could not be won past 1942 and the Final Solution was just starting to be implemented) the Panther was finally pushed into production to replace the inadequate Mark IV's. Unfortunately the Germans could not mass produce enough Mark IV's or Panthers although they were able to modify the Panzer III into the Stug III which was Germanys top tank killer during the war.
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This museum has vehicles that the Tank Museum doesn't have, and they run as well .
GREAT STEEL Porn!!!, As a Cold War Era Tanker, (every M60 series platform except the A-Duce).. I love seeing these precious icons preserved and exercised.
If only Bovington would restore their Churchill Gun Carrier, then rhey would have something refreshing on their hands again.
that's a lie, they don't run as good as they are supposed to, they should improve reliability and mobility of their vehicules
@@gutsjoestar7450 Plenty of times vehilcles at Bovington tankfest also suddenly didnt run. But hey, it's old machinery, spare parts are super rare and budgets arent infinite.
@@knot3d_ well, time to increase budget
Who would have thought you could see a Panzer IV and Jagdpanzer IV moving under their own power in Australia? Phenomenal!
Huh what where when
@@Tool00001 Australian Armour and Artillery Museum in Cairns.
@@jamesroseby3823 Wait what, these tanks are in Cairns?
@@alphaadhito yes
@@alphaadhito Yep!
That Panzer 4 looks so cool…..
Amazing ! Unlike other "Tank Events" the crew looks historic - authentic too ! Well done !
As soon as you realize that this is not a "Tank Event".
Those 1/16 scale RC tanks are looking very realistic.
LOL
As a WOT player this is kind of a dream for me
Cool it's actually one of the rarer Jagdpanzer 4 with the long 75mm l70 gun.
Nice
Is the Panzer IV the PzkpfwIV ausf H?
@@maxkronader5225 ausf J
Germany produced 930-950 Panzer IV/70 (V), its not rarely
@@KellerOsmik of all the Jagdpanzer 4s surviving, the 4/70 one is the rarest one.
@@guppiapfeljustleopardthing8756 If about survived, yes
good to see this iconic tanks in far Australia. What a beautiful piece of engineering in the 40's running in the 21st century!
This is one thing I'd like to do on my bucket list!
Holy Sh1t ! This made my day - Jagdpanzer IV is my fav WW2 TD. Wish it was a longer video.
Cool video! I'd love to see that ISU-152 on the move as well :)
I've been here! Such an awesome museum!! They've even got some pieces from the set of fury.
Jagdpanzer 4,what a beauty! And modern silhouette also!
Not gonna lie.. that Panzer IV looks sexy as fuck..
Impressive ! The war museum in Ottawa has also a jagdpanzer IV.
I have toys of both of those and a panther and king tiger.
4号駆逐戦車V(70)の稼働車あるとはびっくり！
補助転輪が３つってことは後期に造られたものですね。
4号駆逐戦車の後に来るのは4号戦車J型？
Absolutely Awesome tanks
¡Simplemente hermoso!
Very cool! I'm building a model of the Jagdpanzer IV V L/70 now. The Panzer IV J(?) is very cool as well.
I think it is an Panzer IV (H)
Great Video!
LOVE ME SOME JAGDPANZER! if im not mistaken, this seems to be a late war variant with the longer barrel and 3 return rollers instead of 4. would i be correct?
Correct.
Cool 😎....
These vehicles were loud....
Wow, a Pz.IV J with Thoma panels!
JagdIV L/70 (V) is a sexy beast
Behold, one of the biggest menaces in WT
Tank soldier to the tank developer, we mostly turn the whole tank rather than the turret, because this is much faster. Tank developer,: Ok we will skip the turret.
The thoma is beautiful
what i see in backround?🧐LT 38 and stug IV
what a action, love this
What is the name of this place .... Its very beautiful
Apparently, officially only the vehicle with the shorter L/48 75mm gun was designated Jagdpanzer IV. All vehicles with the long L/70 gun like this one, including the Alkett and Vomag versions, were designated PanzerIV/70 (A) and Panzer IV/70 (V) respectively. Thought that interesting.
Yeah well its a whole lot easier to say Jagdpanzer than, oh it is a Panzer four backslash seventy with a capital A in parenthesis. Just say Jagdpanzer L/70 and I know what you mean. Or you could say Jagdpanzer with the Panther gun.
It must take cubic miles of money to keep those old ladies in running condition.
Very impressive, I didn't know they had these. Are they all original restored or reproduced?
Beautiful
There both Beauties !
Imho it would be better if the crew would wear correct gear.
That 4 j is sweet
I'm curious as to whether the Maybach's are still in them or have they been converted to something else..
I like that Russian 152mm also at the beginning . Wow!!!
Awesome stuff. Also nice to see the effort getting the visible crewmen properly dressed... Is that the Pz.IV Ausf J from the Saumur collection? (just too bad the tourist riding the Pz.IV) kind of ruins the scene...)
thank - you .
This is probably the only vid of these things which is not like 10 years old
Where is this beauty
Cairns Australia.
How many AFV can you make off of the Panzer Mark IV chassis?
Is there any earlier version of Panzer IV left..?
Yes. He has 3 running Panzer IV's.
JgPz-IV’s too sexy in my opinion.
I'm saying this is a replica/reproduction but RESPECT! It's a bloody good one!
It's a rebuilt original from Normandy.
Restored.
Is this the museum up in Cairns?
Yep. Australian Armour and Artillery Museum.
Rare tank !
Nice to see my Opas fighting vehicle in action. He was a Panzerjager in the 8th Panzer Division
Nice!!
Das Vomag - Werk in Plauen wurde leider von den Russen monatelang gesprengt. Die unteren Stockwerke wurden geflutet.
Ps My Mistake ITS the Short PRODUCTION 75 mm Model !!! 😨g
isn’t the Jadpanzer IV in the workshop ?
That is not a jagdpanzer 4 entirely. The Jagdpanzer 4 had a Muzzle Brake, this is the Panzer IV/70 (V), distinguishable by the lack of a muzzle brake and some other things
But the crews would usually remove the L48 muzzle brake in the field because experience taught them that the muzzle brake would blast up soil dust, giving away their position. After removal of the muzzle brake, those Jagdpanzer IVs would receive improved recoil mechanisms.
sounds like a coca can, falling downstairs .....
is that bruce comptons jagd ???
Jagdpanzer IV/70 is it correctly
all you just need is a ww2 and it'd be perfect.
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This veicles can open fire?
They are off to reclaim germany 🙂
i prefer the Guderian Duck
Panzer4/70V.
Correct!
We have their sides exposed!! FIRE!
HIGH
THE JAGPANTHER Had the SAME Gun on it as THE KONIGSTIGER !!!the LATER Hurt at VELOCITY 88 cm ANTI TANK gun !!!✌g
this wasnt a Jagdpanther
Sexy Cars 🥰.. but sadly you cannot drive through several borders for holidays with em.
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😎🍿🌎🧐🍿🌍🙃🍿🌏👼🍿🌌
Well when there's a will, and a large cannon capable of making grown men cry, there's a way
blind Hans did not see ISU-152. No wonder they lost the war
Stug IV? It's look like a jagdpanzer IV
You are correct..... sorry I wasn't thinking properly...since corrected.
@@dje1944 no prob... Thanks for these video 👍👍
It’s a panzer IV/70
Im not looking at those im looking at the su 152 at the start
Maybach
That not in action they are just moving.....
For ~76 year-old German tanks, just being able to move is "in action". 😀
as a wt player, nerf that f**king jp4
They're probably sending them in to deal with the unvaccinated.
😢😅
The poor Panzer IV, it should have been Germany's T-34/M4 Sherman, but instead they wanted the Panther. Panzer IV is pretty much my favorite World War 2 tank, save maybe the T-34-85.
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Panthers were actually better and easier to build
@@arowek6066 Damn right!
@Kwoney "According to rough estimates the labour hours n in comparison to the Panzer III stood at approximately 1 to 1.25, i.e. four Panther vehicles for ever five Panzer III tanks built. Cost (without weaponry) PzKpfw III RM 96,163; Panther RM 117,100."
Walter J Spielberger 1993, Panther & Its Variants p. 23.
The Panzer IV was never built to be a Medium tank but a support vehicle and hence had issues with mass production. The Panzer III was correctly built as Germany's medium tank but it was made too literally too small albeit designed just a tad too early with no lessons to learn from. The US and Soviets had at least some benefit of observing the war in the West. The British were just muddling through trying to build what they could under pretty much emergency conditions. As to why the Germans did not enlarge the design of the Pzkw III, well there was a war on, they had not yet geared up their war industry to maximum production, and Germany was refusing to look past 1942 under the wishful thinking presumption the war had to be won by then. The Panzer IV was a cobbled together Medium tank with the Higher Velocity 75mm and was not involved in any successful campaigns as Germany's medium tank. When Germany realized that the war was just going to be a delaying action so more Jews could be killed (Hitler admitted the war could not be won past 1942 and the Final Solution was just starting to be implemented) the Panther was finally pushed into production to replace the inadequate Mark IV's. Unfortunately the Germans could not mass produce enough Mark IV's or Panthers although they were able to modify the Panzer III into the Stug III which was Germanys top tank killer during the war.
You can throw two doughnuts at them and they'll explode.
21 jadgpanzer4 and panzer4 tank making machine I need every monthly send me farm veng district let go
This panzer IV is slow as shit, it's good for museum purpose, but it's clearly not the tank it was
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Эта металлическая рухлять как показала война чертовка не нужная!!! Сыте сидя...
Macron just surrendered France.
What is/was france without allies ;) Cant do a shit alone haha