Chris Barrie has cred. He's a mechanic nut, restores cars as a hobby including the engines and gearboxes. Yeah, and I agree with all his choices as well for all the same reasons. And I used to be a Tank Commander.
I feel like Chris and Lindy could do a collaboration video or two that I would be very invested in. I loved Chris's Discovery shows on greatest/massive machines.
At my first listening, I thought, somehow, they were able to gathered up all them actors to do an audiobook! Only late I found out Rimmer did all of them!
SPOILER for Kelly's Heroes At first I thought it was gonna be an American happy ending while an Italian Job ending would have fit better. But Oddball fixed it with him buying the -pimped T-34- Tiger.
Scorpion.....? meh........I love this channel and you as an actor! So I will agree haha! I feel like Chieftain should have been number 1 if we hadn't put a potato in the power pack compartment..... GREAT VIDEO!! :-)
Matsimus Gaming why I'm I not surprised to see you here 😄 I knew he would pick the scorpion the CVRT's are my favourites as well they can just about do anything
Yes finally another episode! I love these. Could you please make David Fletcher list his Top 5 tanks? Or James May would be an interesting person to hear talk about his favourite tanks.
Would love to see a James May top 5. Of course knowing May, the video would end up being 30 minutes long (not complaining, mind you, just pointing out)
Nice to see Chris Barrie on here. I'd have four of his top five in my top five minus the Scorpion, which I'd replace with Mk II Matilda. Centurion is my favourite too. Great video.
Well done Chris! Great video, love seeing you involved in topics that you have a passion for, as it really comes across and makes the viewer even more interested, you really should do more presenting because you are a natural!
Ohh.. To say the Merlin engine sounds better in the Centurion than in the Spitfire. That's about as anti-British as a pro-British statement can be. lol
The spitfire like the Vulcan is one of those annoying aircraft for being good but unfairly stealing the lime light from better designs. Like the mosquito or hurricane and the Handley page Victor.
The "five Shermans to take on one Panther or Tiger" myth has been thoroughly debunked. Shermans deployed in groups, so there were almost always three, four, five, or more Shermans to any German tank. But nobody goes around saying "it took five Shermans to take out a Pz III".
@@jaydw6850 Because just about everything in the military, especially in the allied/western military, is about squadwork. One person, tank, or plane on it's own is a target, a group is a threat. Reject wehreabooism, embrace facts.
@@jaydw6850 You make it sound like they were meeting at noon for an organised dual. There were basically 25 Shermans made for every 1 Tiger so they probably always got outnumbered for that reason as well as simple combined arms doctrine.
What a presentation. Informative and knowledgeable yet light and incredibly interesting. He also gets to the point. Excellent piece of work. So many others on interesting subjects are simply done to death. Well done. Give us more.
This is what's great about these videos, you watch one video on a subject and next thing you know there's Rimmer giving you his insight. Well done sir!
As a Young Teenager having just Learnt to Drive, I Zipped past 5 or 6 of these on their Transporters. Travelling towards London from Essex. They were Enormous, Stunning infact. I was Driving in a Mini. So most things looked bleeding Enormous. But well it made an impression..!! But Thx Chris for your P.O.V. I only ever got to Sit inside a Sherman (a Massive treat @ around 10yrs old.) but it sounds like you got a Few more Options..!! Great Video Thx. Kim in Oz..!! 😎
Have good justification for your picks. I think that the scorpion was used very successfully in the Falkland Islands War, where its ability to handle the difficult terrain made is extremely useful.
as a kid in late 70s my neighbour ,was a Scottish bloke,captain smith in 22nd tank reg.. brought a scorpion and fox carrier into our high school,well onto fields anyway,and we got to climb on it and sit inside.. yours truly accidently rotated turret and knocked several fellow pupils off and onto deck..poops.. tanks were boss then and are still boss now
Arnold Rimmer *NOT* blathering on about Napoleon.......bloody hard to get my head around, that XD On a serious note thanks to Chris and the Tank Museum for this really entertaining Top 5. Chris Barrie never disappoints. Oh, and I couldn't agree more about number 1.....long live the Atomic Tank :D
Chris Barrie is extremely knowledgeable. Not far from my house (in Bolton) there is a Centurion tank on an earth mound near to Flensburg Way, Farington Moss, just outside Leyland in Lancashire (south of Preston). Nearby Leyland Motors were involved in their production.
I loved that your favs were very historically significant in actually influencing the course of certain wars. The Tiger 1, T34, Sherman were amazing for their time. The Cent is a beautiful design. Great all-rounder - speed, armor, firepower.
Nice to see Chris in this context. Nice job. And I did cut it out with ‘dem negative waves ! As a former Armoured Reccee trooper, I appreciate his choice of the Scorpion.
Hi Bovington people. Congrats to you for doing a great job on tank research and preservation. A very important contribution to way more than just the research on warfare. A very entertaining clip as well. Thanks and greetings to you.
Just found this video, Chris Barrie does excellent color commentary on his favorite tanks, as the son of a tanker he shows feeling for these vehicles he grew up seeing and probably hearing about from his father.
These Tank museum top five TH-cam videos are excellent, it's a shame there were not top tens, lol! All the tank museums TH-cam videos are excellent and well worth a watch and then another watch and another. 👍👍👍👊✌️.
He makes it much more interesting as he sounds like he got in character and is playing Rimmer from Red Dwarf in this video. If they called this Arnold Rimmer ¦ Top 5 Tanks it may have gotten more views
Chris Barrie should narrate everything. He should, however, also do a little fact checking about needing five M4s to take out a Panther or Tiger. This was only because the M4 operated in platoons of five so they would also need five to take out a Pz. I /shrug
3:40 He was not a Leutnant. Besides that this was (and is) an army rank, in Wittmanns case he would be called an Untersturm- or Obersturmführer (2nd and 1st lieutenant respectively), but at the time of the Villers-Bocage action he was Hauptsturmführer which is the SS equivalent of captain.
My god Chris is doing this professionally. Everyone else on the channel is well put together but speaks so casually. He's doing it like an evening radio presentation.
Nice to see you back in action CB! In no order, T34 - sloping armour, diesel and great battle success. T54/55 - incredible production run & long life! The British Challenger tank for the Chobham armour. Also the original British Mark 1. The 1st ever deployed tank! Finally the German Tiger tank for the sheer fear factor.
Who is this guy? He has a very good speaking voice, and shows unusual poise and confidence speaking in front of a camera. I think he could probably get into professional broadcasting, or maybe even acting, if he put his mind to it.
For a moment I was trying to remember the name Chris Barrie from somewhere then I saw this and remembered him from Red Dwarf and Britas Empire. This was an great presentation and I liked the personal details he gave on this video. One question I have is wasn't the Scorpion used in the Falkland Wars? I recall it was brought over in in this war where little armor was used it certainly would have been ideal.
Just as a point of interest. I was in the Army Reserve in Australia in the 70s and 80s and we had M113s. At the start of the 80s we received modified 113s fitted the Scorpion turrets two were allocated to each troop as Fire Support Vehicles/Medium Recon Vehicles. There was a rumour going around at that time that the 113s were going to be replaced with the Scorpion family of vehicles but didnt happen.
I agree with all of them (though the Scorpion seems a bit of a reach. But his reasoning makes sense to me). Now let's get Craig Charles Top 5. Yes...I doubt he knows what a Chieftain is. But I would still like to hear his thoughts. He is smart, funny and I LOVED how he hosted Robot Wars. He deserves a shot. ☮
Here are my top 5 tanks WW2: 5: kv1s 4: Tiger 1 3: Tiger 2 2: 90mm hellcat 1:Jagtiger 128mm =) Post war war ll: 5: IT 1 4:Raketenpanzer 2 HOT =) 3: M60a1 2: Leopard 1a5 1: T72
maverick7376 more like war thunder meme list. However some of this tanks changed the way of making tanks. The tiger family of tanks forced the russians to come out with designs such as is3 is4m t10 and t55, later t64 and the formidable t72 that lead to the americans and germans to an joint program to built a new tank. The mbt70 witch sadly latly was canceld. However after that come out xm1 and after the m1 abrams. As you can see my list had a reason to be like that.
Wittmans credit for all those vehicles single handedly is widely dismissed as Nazi propaganda. His squadron was with him. Love Chris Barrie though. Great choices.
What many dont realize is the Tiger 1 and Sherman both had relatively the same front armor. Tiger 1 was not quite 4" of un sloped and Sherman was 2" of 56 degree sloped.
Very nice top 5! I'm not sure if the Centurion should be at the top though. It's fuel consumption was too high. If Centurion tanks from British bases in West Germany had been ordered to defend West Berlin they would not have been able to reach it without refueling. So at the end of the day you can have a great tank but if it's out of petrol it is useless. This was proved in 1940 when Germany invaded France and later on the other way around in Russia.
Contentious statements about the outcome of WW2 depending on the production of Shermans aside, great video hope to see the Barriester again at some point.
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Chris barrie is a living legend. He's got some great knowledge and doesn't get enough recognition or documentary work.
to me he'll always be a smeg head but thats totally terms of endearment
Guy really knows how to run a leisure centre. He will always be known as Mr. Brittas to me.
And Spitting Image.
Your totally right. Chris Barrie is great. His humour is so dry.
Bit late to the party, but absolutely agree!
I'd very much like to see Chris narrate a documentary on 20th Century telegraph poles.
and presented from the diesel deck.
Of course... With a soundtrack by Reggie Wilson.
Could we take a break now sir my intelligence circuits have melted.
As long as Hammond organ accompanies it.
LOL funniest thing i seen all day
Ace Rimmer ...... what a guy
Chris is such a natural at presenting this kind of thing, it’s helps he has a passion for machines and the engineering behind them
Chris Barrie has cred. He's a mechanic nut, restores cars as a hobby including the engines and gearboxes. Yeah, and I agree with all his choices as well for all the same reasons. And I used to be a Tank Commander.
When he said the S Tank I half expected Lindy Beige to pop up and say "No! No! That is my tank!"
"Because it's just bats!"
I feel like Chris and Lindy could do a collaboration video or two that I would be very invested in. I loved Chris's Discovery shows on greatest/massive machines.
Barrie's Massive Machines series is a good watch too.
TAOFLEDERMAUS
Also the 'Brittas Empire'. Pure comedy gold by this guy as he tries to run a leisure centre. Try it, you may just like it.
TFM here as well? wow.
I recall a series where Chris Barrie presented and drove old cars. Wonderful.
Great!!!
No it's not.
I had the Red Dwarf audio books on cassette when i was a kid, and Chris did all the voices, perfectly. He's one of the greatest voice actors ever.
At my first listening, I thought, somehow, they were able to gathered up all them actors to do an audiobook! Only late I found out Rimmer did all of them!
@@mikethemoomin8604 Its only 20 years later i found out he was one of the voices on Spitting Image in the 80s too! The man's a master.
Oddball quote " Hey man, I just ride them, I don't know how they work!"
SPOILER for Kelly's Heroes
At first I thought it was gonna be an American happy ending while an Italian Job ending would have fit better. But Oddball fixed it with him buying the -pimped T-34- Tiger.
Woof woof!
"WOOF WOOF WOOF!", thats my other dog impression :)
Drinking wine n eating cheese!
Hey man, so many positive waves! Maybe we can't lose!
Chris Barrie and Tanks? You can tell Christmas is coming! Feels like it's already here! I also love how he's become Mr Brittas! :D
Dave Lister needed a walk on cameo in this.
Scorpion.....? meh........I love this channel and you as an actor! So I will agree haha! I feel like Chieftain should have been number 1 if we hadn't put a potato in the power pack compartment.....
GREAT VIDEO!! :-)
Matsimus Gaming why I'm I not surprised to see you here 😄 I knew he would pick the scorpion the CVRT's are my favourites as well they can just about do anything
Why hello there Matsimus, got the ZSU-23-4 or the Type 99 MBT video ready yet
Hey Matsimus!
Hey mat love your vids
Chieftain would be number 1 if you were listing armoured pillboxes that don't move anywhere
Yes finally another episode! I love these.
Could you please make David Fletcher list his Top 5 tanks?
Or James May would be an interesting person to hear talk about his favourite tanks.
Niklas Eriksson make all three of them do it at the same time, it would be hilarious
Would love to see a James May top 5. Of course knowing May, the video would end up being 30 minutes long (not complaining, mind you, just pointing out)
Jeremy Clarkson is a massive tank nut. Would like to see his.
Nice to see Chris Barrie on here. I'd have four of his top five in my top five minus the Scorpion, which I'd replace with Mk II Matilda. Centurion is my favourite too. Great video.
Chris Barrie has just got a great voice.. instantly recognisable and kind of soothing in it's own way.
Well done Chris! Great video, love seeing you involved in topics that you have a passion for, as it really comes across and makes the viewer even more interested, you really should do more presenting because you are a natural!
Ohh.. To say the Merlin engine sounds better in the Centurion than in the Spitfire. That's about as anti-British as a pro-British statement can be. lol
Mosquito is leagues ahead of Spitfire in terms of efficiency, versatility, engineering simplicity and excellency. So riffing Spitfire is no big deal.
CelestialVulpes the mosquito was fundamentally a different aircraft not an out right better one. Both were brilliant however
I think a R2800 sounds better. 18 cylinders of pure power.
The Meteor sounds better because it doesn't have a super-charger.
The spitfire like the Vulcan is one of those annoying aircraft for being good but unfairly stealing the lime light from better designs. Like the mosquito or hurricane and the Handley page Victor.
He is a fantastic presenter. Could he be the next tank talk presenter? Only if the OG tank chat retires
Kelly’s Heroes is one of my favourites! I can watch it over and over again
The "five Shermans to take on one Panther or Tiger" myth has been thoroughly debunked. Shermans deployed in groups, so there were almost always three, four, five, or more Shermans to any German tank. But nobody goes around saying "it took five Shermans to take out a Pz III".
Yes the myths around German and Russian tanks have through repetition become facts.
How is that debunked? What do you think why they were grouped like that? Could it be because the german heavy tanks were too strong for 1on1 duels?
@@jaydw6850 it's because the allies had that many more tanks, why leave them at home?
@@jaydw6850 Because just about everything in the military, especially in the allied/western military, is about squadwork. One person, tank, or plane on it's own is a target, a group is a threat. Reject wehreabooism, embrace facts.
@@jaydw6850 You make it sound like they were meeting at noon for an organised dual. There were basically 25 Shermans made for every 1 Tiger so they probably always got outnumbered for that reason as well as simple combined arms doctrine.
those kelly quotes were awesome!
Great movie
What a presentation. Informative and knowledgeable yet light and incredibly interesting. He also gets to the point. Excellent piece of work. So many others on interesting subjects are simply done to death. Well done. Give us more.
chris has an unmistakable and eternally loveable voice. one of my favourite chaps.
This is what's great about these videos, you watch one video on a subject and next thing you know there's Rimmer giving you his insight. Well done sir!
As a Young Teenager having just Learnt to Drive, I Zipped past 5 or 6 of these on their Transporters. Travelling towards London from Essex.
They were Enormous, Stunning infact. I was Driving in a Mini. So most things looked bleeding Enormous. But well it made an impression..!!
But Thx Chris for your P.O.V. I only ever got to Sit inside a Sherman (a Massive treat @ around 10yrs old.) but it sounds like you got a Few more Options..!!
Great Video Thx. Kim in Oz..!! 😎
Have good justification for your picks. I think that the scorpion was used very successfully in the Falkland Islands War, where its ability to handle the difficult terrain made is extremely useful.
Well done Chris, an excellent list full of great tanks . I agree with you 100%
as a kid in late 70s my neighbour ,was a Scottish bloke,captain smith in 22nd tank reg.. brought a scorpion and fox carrier into our high school,well onto fields anyway,and we got to climb on it and sit inside.. yours truly accidently rotated turret and knocked several fellow pupils off and onto deck..poops.. tanks were boss then and are still boss now
THANK YOU Chris, you need too do this more often!
Oh my god my day just got SO MUCH BETTER
Bravo … respect for your intelligent presentation !
Man I can listen to this man all day...
Great Choice. Can't argue with any of those, always loved the Centurion 👍🏻🇦🇺
Arnold Rimmer *NOT* blathering on about Napoleon.......bloody hard to get my head around, that XD
On a serious note thanks to Chris and the Tank Museum for this really entertaining Top 5. Chris Barrie never disappoints.
Oh, and I couldn't agree more about number 1.....long live the Atomic Tank :D
Chris Barrie is extremely knowledgeable. Not far from my house (in Bolton) there is a Centurion tank on an earth mound near to Flensburg Way, Farington Moss, just outside Leyland in Lancashire (south of Preston).
Nearby Leyland Motors were involved in their production.
The man knows his stuff and relays some great personal experiences
I loved that your favs were very historically significant in actually influencing the course of certain wars. The Tiger 1, T34, Sherman were amazing for their time. The Cent is a beautiful design. Great all-rounder - speed, armor, firepower.
Nice to see Chris in this context. Nice job. And I did cut it out with ‘dem negative waves ! As a former Armoured Reccee trooper, I appreciate his choice of the Scorpion.
I could watch Chris Barrie all day talk about this stuff brilliant thank u
Hi Bovington people. Congrats to you for doing a great job on tank research and preservation. A very important contribution to way more than just the research on warfare. A very entertaining clip as well. Thanks and greetings to you.
Just found this video, Chris Barrie does excellent color commentary on his favorite tanks, as the son of a tanker he shows feeling for these vehicles he grew up seeing and probably hearing about from his father.
A perfectly fine top five. Not my top five for sure, but then it's not me presenting the show.
These Tank museum top five TH-cam videos are excellent, it's a shame there were not top tens, lol! All the tank museums TH-cam videos are excellent and well worth a watch and then another watch and another. 👍👍👍👊✌️.
He makes it much more interesting as he sounds like he got in character and is playing Rimmer from Red Dwarf in this video. If they called this Arnold Rimmer ¦ Top 5 Tanks it may have gotten more views
Sehr kompakte und verständliche Erklärung dieser fünf Meisterwerke. Klasse!
Chris Barrie should narrate everything. He should, however, also do a little fact checking about needing five M4s to take out a Panther or Tiger. This was only because the M4 operated in platoons of five so they would also need five to take out a Pz. I /shrug
I really wanted a Rimmer salute at the end of this video
I don’t think I’m much of a tank enthusiast, but chris barrie is so interesting to watch
Great video,&some amazing tanks! Thank you.
A most excellent list and well thought out
5. M4 Sherman ("Kelly's Heroes"?)
4. Tiger I (Run away! Run Away!)
3. Alvis Scorpion
2. T34/85 (On to Berlin!)
1. Centurion (84mm can opened)
A great commentary and very well spoken
1. Abrams
2. Tiger
3. T34/85
4. Panther
5. IS2
If numbers are no object, just straight up, these are my top 5 tanks.
I soooooo want to go to this museum! Great selection!
“Smoke me a kipper I’ll be back for breakfast” - Ace Rimmer
Kelly’s Heroes is one of my favorite movies.
Wonderful stuff Mr Brittas!
3:40 He was not a Leutnant. Besides that this was (and is) an army rank, in Wittmanns case he would be called an Untersturm- or Obersturmführer (2nd and 1st lieutenant respectively), but at the time of the Villers-Bocage action he was Hauptsturmführer which is the SS equivalent of captain.
My god Chris is doing this professionally. Everyone else on the channel is well put together but speaks so casually. He's doing it like an evening radio presentation.
One thing about the Centurion. The largest foreign purchaser was United States due to its purchasing Centurions for NATO countries
Nice to see you back in action CB! In no order, T34 - sloping armour, diesel and great battle success. T54/55 - incredible production run & long life! The British Challenger tank for the Chobham armour. Also the original British Mark 1. The 1st ever deployed tank! Finally the German Tiger tank for the sheer fear factor.
Who is this guy?
He has a very good speaking voice, and shows unusual poise and confidence speaking in front of a camera. I think he could probably get into professional broadcasting, or maybe even acting, if he put his mind to it.
For a moment I was trying to remember the name Chris Barrie from somewhere then I saw this and remembered him from Red Dwarf and Britas Empire. This was an great presentation and I liked the personal details he gave on this video. One question I have is wasn't the Scorpion used in the Falkland Wars? I recall it was brought over in in this war where little armor was used it certainly would have been ideal.
100% agree.The Centurion.Number 1.
chris barrie is so good with machinery! :D could listen to him talk on vehicles all day! in fact some days i have just done that
How nice to see Cris Barry again.
Please keep him in the show !
Tiger I: Handy for breaking into banks, TWENTY FIVE MILES BEYOND WHERE YOU THOUGHT THE FRONT LINE WAS!
Just as a point of interest. I was in the Army Reserve in Australia in the 70s and 80s and we had M113s. At the start of the 80s we received modified 113s fitted the Scorpion turrets two were allocated to each troop as Fire Support Vehicles/Medium Recon Vehicles. There was a rumour going around at that time that the 113s were going to be replaced with the Scorpion family of vehicles but didnt happen.
I literally wooped and hollared when I saw the Red Dwarf still! Just made my day guys. Tanks, Love, and Holograms forever!!!
The T34 track was from an American tractor designer that the US rejected. But the best thing of the T34 used today was sloped armor.
I agree with all of them (though the Scorpion seems a bit of a reach. But his reasoning makes sense to me).
Now let's get Craig Charles Top 5.
Yes...I doubt he knows what a Chieftain is.
But I would still like to hear his thoughts.
He is smart, funny and I LOVED how he hosted Robot Wars.
He deserves a shot.
☮
I have got to get to Bovington
It is certainly not the only Tiger 1 in existence.... xD
Banta CT The only OPERATIONAL Tiger I in existence. It does have the only TOG in existence though.
Thank You Rimmer ;) nicely done
good to see something different in there, the little scorpion is a great vehicle. Chris Barrie made it very watchable with his decent narrating.
Here are my top 5 tanks
WW2:
5: kv1s
4: Tiger 1
3: Tiger 2
2: 90mm hellcat
1:Jagtiger 128mm =)
Post war war ll:
5: IT 1
4:Raketenpanzer 2 HOT =)
3: M60a1
2: Leopard 1a5
1: T72
maverick7376 more like war thunder meme list.
However some of this tanks changed the way of making tanks.
The tiger family of tanks forced the russians to come out with designs such as is3 is4m t10 and t55, later t64 and the formidable t72 that lead to the americans and germans to an joint program to built a new tank. The mbt70 witch sadly latly was canceld. However after that come out xm1 and after the m1 abrams. As you can see my list had a reason to be like that.
Kellys Heroes... one of the best Movies EVER
You know your stuff. Also an excellent support weapon. Binh Ba 1969 it was the key to success in that battle.
"The Panther, with its virtually impenetrable frontal armour".
ISU-152 wants to know your location.
Not exactly! Yes ISU-152 can but it is not an anti tank vehicle! IS-2 or T-34/85 can also penetrated Panther tank's front armour
plus he said "virtually" ;)
Brilliant from Chris Barrie
The original smeghead! Bloody awesome!
Fantastic tanks, and great actor presentor and show. It cold out side lol and in tanks. His picks are great choices plus Red Dwarf is a epic show.
Fantastic presentation!
Wittmans credit for all those vehicles single handedly is widely dismissed as Nazi propaganda. His squadron was with him.
Love Chris Barrie though. Great choices.
1:30 That movie is still watchable and still hilarious to a bunch of 50+ year olds over here in the 2020ies. We use a lot of lines from this movie.
Chris Barrie and The Tank Museum! SOLD!
This was awesome!
Centurion... best tank ever. Amazing platform that proved its self in the flame of war.
I allways remember his words "suck, squeeze, bang, blow" when describing a jet engine.
thats a 4 stroke internal combustion engine
@@ripvanwinkle2002 read the end of the sentence again
("Describing a jet engine).
What many dont realize is the Tiger 1 and Sherman both had relatively the same front armor. Tiger 1 was not quite 4" of un sloped and Sherman was 2" of 56 degree sloped.
I agree with everything Chris said, and it was nice to see the Scorpion get a mention.
Great guest choice for Top 5
I love this man.
Great choice for number 1 Chris .....the mighty centurion !!!
Scorpion! Light tank of the GLA!
please may I have new shoes?
Chris needs to make a lot more programs, he's great with this sort of thing.
Chris is a great presenter for this kind of stuff. You know he is genuinely interested in it.
Very nice top 5! I'm not sure if the Centurion should be at the top though. It's fuel consumption was too high. If Centurion tanks from British bases in West Germany had been ordered to defend West Berlin they would not have been able to reach it without refueling. So at the end of the day you can have a great tank but if it's out of petrol it is useless. This was proved in 1940 when Germany invaded France and later on the other way around in Russia.
Contentious statements about the outcome of WW2 depending on the production of Shermans aside, great video hope to see the Barriester again at some point.
This man is a legend
You gotten old Chris nice to see you back. Since your programme of massive engines.