Thanks Stefan! For someone who did his military service at P10 Strängnäs in 1982-1983, near the museum, i appreciate both the museum and the videos you do. I saw some of your objects during my service. One of the early tanks was placed outside the regiment headquarters during many years before it was renovated. Now i Think you have it running again and it is placed in the entrance of the museum. I wish i could be a volontair at the museum but i live a bit to far away for it to be possible. Continue doing the videos! Tack och ta hand om er i dessa orostider!
these light tanks was used in different fortress in atlantik wall, in norway too there are alot of these lights as they were not used in europe anymore late in the war.
Please to a long video about the S tank. It is one of the best historical artifacts we Swedes have. That and our vehicle industry (cars trucks) and Flygvapnet. S tank. First 1 crew tank. First radio controlled. First true futuristic looking tank after WW2. Please this is history worth talking about :) It even was on the TV car show in Sweden to calm the drivers meeting this beasts on the road! IT was something everyone looked at from all around the world! Suck a fascinating cold war tank. It is the image of our country! Well outside of Flygvapnet this is the true spirit of our Military! And Sweden as a country! Plz! Our roads where built in mind of this tanks being able to stop invading forces. When I took my lorry driving license we where tested by driving down this old "main" roads and they are so beautifully difficulty to drive down that having a S tank pup up where part of the build plan! ;) Lucky that did not happen. But o you are a sitting duck trying to invade with this thing roaming around XD We even have footage of a certain Moustache in UK talk about the S tank on USA TV show. We have Chieftain doing the vehicle tour for WG. Now we need the Swedes to the history / historian side right! This one thank have more intresting stuff going for it then most tanks. And it is left unknown but for a few!
Actually the term prop/propeller shaft is correct. I'm of the understanding that the term "drive shaft" refers to the internal shaft that transfers the power between the differential and the driven hub/sprocket that .
The colour for this vehicle is probably wrong. Early war German tanks were painted grey - anything from light grey to dark grey. Some Pz1s did make it to North Africa to fight the British, so maybe yellow could be correct,
Wrong for the early war, but right for the later war from what I've read. It sounds like they simply repainted it in the color it already had when it got to Sweden.
@@sirjohndough8575 Quote I found: 'Finally, everything was ready. At 4:50 a.m. on September 3, 1967, as crowds of people gathered to watch, all vehicles on the road were instructed to come to a halt. They were then directed to move carefully from the left side of the road to the right, and wait. At the stroke of 5:00, following a radio countdown, an announcement was made - “Sweden now has right-hand driving” - and traffic was allowed to resume. Time Magazine called the event “a brief but monumental traffic jam.”'
That's more or less what it is, small, light and fast. The Germans made good use of them in combined-arms though, so they worked quite well in the early war despite their... obvious problems!
Nej, tyvärr, det saknas lite komponenter på motorn + locket till växellådan inkl växelspak, men om det skulle gå att hitta det som saknas skulle det kunna gå att få den körbar.
Finally! This video is much better than, those "silent" one-s! Please make more like this! "Tank chats" from Sweden! ;-) Thx Stefan!
Nice review of a super rare tank. Thank you.
Finally someone that pronounces Ausführung correctly
It's pronounced Auuosfuuhruuong in English
@@Sofus. : The ü is spoken like the u in the french word sur.
Thanks Stefan! For someone who did his military service at P10 Strängnäs in 1982-1983, near the museum, i appreciate both the museum and the videos you do. I saw some of your objects during my service. One of the early tanks was placed outside the regiment headquarters during many years before it was renovated. Now i Think you have it running again and it is placed in the entrance of the museum. I wish i could be a volontair at the museum but i live a bit to far away for it to be possible. Continue doing the videos! Tack och ta hand om er i dessa orostider!
"Skit också, pansarvagnen brinner!"
Thank you Stefan .
Thank you. More please.
How did it come to Sweden?
It fell of the back of a lorry, just like the humvee. ;)
Chinese copy obv
a little cagey
The smaller armored vehicles look a lot more fun than the large ones :)
thx, i love this little guy
Once again a very informative video. Thank you for sharing it.
Toppen! Fortsätt gärna med dessa filmer!
Great video, thx Stefan. Take some time, vid might even be 10 mins - even minor details are interesting - appreciate your explanations.
this video poped up at my recomendations, got any idea where is this place ?? (o_O)
Sweden..
Outside Strängnäs, much smaller than the Bovington museum obviously, but well worth a visit.
@@ArvidFalk muito obrigado bom senhor :-)
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Ah, ever since I first saw this in the Commandos games, it got the nickname "Typewriter" because it sounded very much like one.
these light tanks was used in different fortress in atlantik wall, in norway too there are alot of these lights as they were not used in europe anymore late in the war.
Very nice! :)
Please to a long video about the S tank. It is one of the best historical artifacts we Swedes have. That and our vehicle industry (cars trucks) and Flygvapnet. S tank. First 1 crew tank. First radio controlled. First true futuristic looking tank after WW2. Please this is history worth talking about :) It even was on the TV car show in Sweden to calm the drivers meeting this beasts on the road! IT was something everyone looked at from all around the world! Suck a fascinating cold war tank. It is the image of our country! Well outside of Flygvapnet this is the true spirit of our Military! And Sweden as a country! Plz! Our roads where built in mind of this tanks being able to stop invading forces. When I took my lorry driving license we where tested by driving down this old "main" roads and they are so beautifully difficulty to drive down that having a S tank pup up where part of the build plan! ;) Lucky that did not happen. But o you are a sitting duck trying to invade with this thing roaming around XD
We even have footage of a certain Moustache in UK talk about the S tank on USA TV show. We have Chieftain doing the vehicle tour for WG. Now we need the Swedes to the history / historian side right! This one thank have more intresting stuff going for it then most tanks. And it is left unknown but for a few!
it was such a good tank i'm really surprised they didn't upgrade it. i guess they are all retired by now?
Check out the Chieftain's channel, he did something like a 3 or 4 part series on the S-tank, including one video where he actually got to drive one.
You’re the best
I'm interested in that white Soviet amphibious tank in background. It's T-37,isn't it?
Yes, it will turn up on the museum facebook page in a few days, like the page and share and invite your friends to like.
Now you can see a film about the T 37 on facebook
facebook.com/arsenalen.sverigesforsvarsfordonsmuseum/?epa=SEARCH_BOX
Bra jobb 👍 ! Fler videos , gärna svenska ( konstiga ) fordon
now this is a tank!
3:21 spotted the boat owner!
Actually the term prop/propeller shaft is correct. I'm of the understanding that the term "drive shaft" refers to the internal shaft that transfers the power between the differential and the driven hub/sprocket that .
Nice video. Please make something to shift and then drive the tank.
What is thst White one in the back
Looks like a Soviet T37 light amphibious tank.
The colour for this vehicle is probably wrong. Early war German tanks were painted grey - anything from light grey to dark grey. Some Pz1s did make it to North Africa to fight the British, so maybe yellow could be correct,
Wrong for the early war, but right for the later war from what I've read. It sounds like they simply repainted it in the color it already had when it got to Sweden.
Quick question. I know Sweden used to drive on left, but changed over in 69? Was Denmark the same?
Sweden shifted to driving on the right side of the road in Sep. 3 1967 at 5 AM
No hi from Denmark
@@sirjohndough8575 Quote I found: 'Finally, everything was ready. At 4:50 a.m. on September 3, 1967, as crowds of people gathered to watch, all vehicles on the road were instructed to come to a halt. They were then directed to move carefully from the left side of the road to the right, and wait. At the stroke of 5:00, following a radio countdown, an announcement was made - “Sweden now has right-hand driving” - and traffic was allowed to resume. Time Magazine called the event “a brief but monumental traffic jam.”'
Any idea where the other existing Ausf. As are that you mentioned?
Norway, USA, Spain, Germany
It looks more like an armoured car with tracks rather than a tank.
That's more or less what it is, small, light and fast. The Germans made good use of them in combined-arms though, so they worked quite well in the early war despite their... obvious problems!
Så bra restaurera alla panzer och köp en mark iv från isarseel
I may be jest pewpewpew but ich kannste mich um schwimmwagen endlich umbauen
NACH ENGLAND!
Kan den kora fortfarande
Nej, tyvärr, det saknas lite komponenter på motorn + locket till växellådan inkl växelspak, men om det skulle gå att hitta det som saknas skulle det kunna gå att få den körbar.
First.
It's good Sweden didn't put all these great vehicles on the target range and shoot them to pieces like many other countries.