Must have been a super rare kit, couldn't find the actual kit though you can the variants of the M113 by a simple Wikipedia search. To quote " The initial M113A1 FSVs were fitted with a turret taken from the Army's Alvis Saladin armoured cars. " -Ser_Remseldorf
The M113 fitted with the Saladin turret proved a success. Subsequently, the Australian Army purchased 45 more modern Scorpion turrets to convert further M113 into FSVs. @@WorldOfTanksOfficialChannel
I was a driver and then gunner in in Stalwarts between 1972 to 1974. Really enjoyed the vehicle. One problem was if the hydraulic system failed. You lost steering assistance and brakes. I had a very interesting drive back to base over three hours and had to engage first gear as an emergency brake when a vehicle overtook a parked vehicle in front of me. The silencer on the rear of the vehicle exploded when the engine backfired. According to the vehicle behind me I sent shrapnel all over the village. I was then stopped twice by the police because I was then throwing a severe smoke screen behind me. Funnily enough it was in the workshops for a while after that.
Neat piece of Equpment. Looks like it was well thought out and very practical. Hard to find such things in the military sometimes.
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I was a tat surprised when there was a german audiotrack :) Thank you for the effort. There are enough german Tank fans who dont speak any german. Which is why my channel works :)
Quality! The Saladin certainly was one of the best armoured cars out there. They should've kept the production line open and carried on updating it. It's a pity Britain went out of the armoured car business.
So glad you got rid of the incessant music from a few years back. Amusingly, whilst the presentation of the inside evokes things like the Tank Museum's own videos, the presentation of the outside really had me thinking Jeremy Clarkson on Top Gear. :)
There are not many but you can own and drive them in the USA. At least in Texas. Many states also allow Ferrets and other armour made by different nations. Unless you have the space and the workshop, I'd recommend the Ferret. Smaller and 'slightly' easier to work on. Great fun to drive.
Fun thing about the B series engines, they were designed to run on poor quality fuel, to the point where they can (allegedly) run on Polish vodka. But not Russian, the russian stuff isn't good enough to burn. They can also be hand cranked. Yes, I've done it on my ferret, Yes, it's hard work and I wouldn't want to do it if someone was shooting at me.
Its a shame he didn't mention the HESH rounds that the short 76 was famous for, and the really clever 4 wheel steering, which gave it a tight turning circle, making it surprisingly agile.
@SuperErikRoss yep, it had amazing HESH rounds. It was chosen as its primary anti tank round due to its armour penetration not being affected by the relitively low velocity of the short barrel 76, it was an awesome armoured car in general, I loved driving it, although when buttoned down, the vision wasn't great, still perfectly acceptable for its time period though. . Selecting a gear in advance is also a bit odd, I kept trying to find a clutch that it didn't have. . . Wargaming really done this tank a diservice with the atrocious in-game version, almost all british armoured cars were designed to be able to turn around fast, it was the French armoured that had a wider turning circle, but they often had a 2nd driver facing backwards, no idea how WG got everything so backwards.
I was never a great fan of the Saladin but that's only because the British government never spent any money on it's modernisation 💷 🤔 it had more potential than was finally realised in practice.....
Sort of. The difference is, when selecting forward or reverse, the driver has a simple lever which merely changes driving direction. If you want to go forward in a Saracen you pull the lever to the rear, push it forward in a Saladin. The pre selector was the same in both vehicles. I preferred the Saracen as the handle was there when you dropped your hand while you were driving, no fumbling about in an emergency. You have the full range in forward or reverse. I was trained on Saladin/Saracen in 1974 in Cyprus.
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I'm nearly 70 and have had a love affair with this vehicle since I was a small child. What a great vehicle.
Aussies put the Saladin turret on the M113 chassis as a Fire Support Vehicle, used it in Vietnam. Tamiya made a kit of it.
Must have been a super rare kit, couldn't find the actual kit though you can the variants of the M113 by a simple Wikipedia search.
To quote " The initial M113A1 FSVs were fitted with a turret taken from the Army's Alvis Saladin armoured cars. "
-Ser_Remseldorf
@@WorldOfTanksOfficialChannel Scalemates has a page for it, M113 A1 Fire Support Vehicle, MM207. Looks like it only had a single run though.
The M113 fitted with the Saladin turret proved a success. Subsequently, the Australian Army purchased 45 more modern Scorpion turrets to convert further M113 into FSVs. @@WorldOfTanksOfficialChannel
Saw one of those at Littlesfield
Nice to see WG referring to the Saladin as an armoured car and not a “wheeled tank”. So they do know the difference! 😊
I did some modelbuilding when I was a kid. The Saladin was the very first kit I ever did.
Not my first but for sure one of my favorites !!! 🙂
Glad the Saladin could bring some of that childhood nostalgia ☺ -Ser_Remseldorf
@@WorldOfTanksOfficialChannel Thank you for putting it in the game, now I get to drive that memory 😉
WOT! You freaking ROCK for putting all this stuff together. Mad respect, and much appreciation!
Loved driving the old Saladin when I served weather in the Malaysian jungle or the desert sands of the Middle East, great fun.
Well narrated and produced video. Sweet, simple and short without skimping on necessary details.
I was a driver and then gunner in in Stalwarts between 1972 to 1974. Really enjoyed the vehicle. One problem was if the hydraulic system failed. You lost steering assistance and brakes. I had a very interesting drive back to base over three hours and had to engage first gear as an emergency brake when a vehicle overtook a parked vehicle in front of me. The silencer on the rear of the vehicle exploded when the engine backfired. According to the vehicle behind me I sent shrapnel all over the village. I was then stopped twice by the police because I was then throwing a severe smoke screen behind me. Funnily enough it was in the workshops for a while after that.
Great to see Mr Cutland again!
Neat piece of Equpment. Looks like it was well thought out and very practical. Hard to find such things in the military sometimes.
I was a tat surprised when there was a german audiotrack :) Thank you for the effort. There are enough german Tank fans who dont speak any german. Which is why my channel works :)
Very good video. Very informative. I have always liked the look/design of the Salidan.
Props to the UK for respecting Saladin.
Fantastic coverage sir, thank you.
Quality! The Saladin certainly was one of the best armoured cars out there.
They should've kept the production line open and carried on updating it. It's a pity Britain went out of the armoured car business.
I was thinking the same thing, imagine an updated version. However there wouldn't be as much profit in it as with Ajax etc.
Another top-of-the-class presentation! More please!!!!!!! Maybe a Staghound?
It was really worth to watch
Excellent presentation. Good job!
So glad you got rid of the incessant music from a few years back. Amusingly, whilst the presentation of the inside evokes things like the Tank Museum's own videos, the presentation of the outside really had me thinking Jeremy Clarkson on Top Gear. :)
Muy buen video, soy de Honduras y aquí aun están en servicio por lo que es especial para mi!!
Robert brings vast armour experience and videos from the WOT creators. Cool.
The Saladin should have been kept and upgraded.
That was really grateful. Thank you. Looking forward for more contents like this. Keep it up❤
There'd be a market for it currently in the states as an urban commuter vehicle.
There are not many but you can own and drive them in the USA. At least in Texas. Many states also allow Ferrets and other armour made by different nations.
Unless you have the space and the workshop, I'd recommend the Ferret. Smaller and 'slightly' easier to work on. Great fun to drive.
Excellent video. I learned a lot as always!
6:05 The driver is just happy to be there... with all those shells next to his head
surprising armament for an armoured car.
I just built a model of the Salidin. Before Google as now there is not a lot of information about it.
Very cool Armored Car.
Thanks! Great video
Love it ! Just grinding thru this one right now, in the game its a good anti-light.
Digs, that raises the number of people that i know the full name of the BCF...the other being Bruce Austin!
yeah my nation still use this armoured car XD
They are good vehicles :) Does your nation use Ferrets too?
Well nice to see a old picture of 3 troop F sqn not sure where dogger peppy and I was when this was taken. Also a canister round holds 799 pellets lol
I'll buy it
I guess the Rolls Royce ones still dont have a tiny statue on the gun barrel?
Fun thing about the B series engines, they were designed to run on poor quality fuel, to the point where they can (allegedly) run on Polish vodka. But not Russian, the russian stuff isn't good enough to burn. They can also be hand cranked. Yes, I've done it on my ferret, Yes, it's hard work and I wouldn't want to do it if someone was shooting at me.
@@ptonpc polish Vodka🤔 does it work with german Schnaps to? (En route to Poland)
@@comentedonakeyboard No idea. If worst come to the worst, just drink it and enjoy? :D
@@ptonpc Jawohl!😂
@@comentedonakeyboard :D
Its a shame he didn't mention the HESH rounds that the short 76 was famous for, and the really clever 4 wheel steering, which gave it a tight turning circle, making it surprisingly agile.
Ahh i was wondering about that so also had anti tank capability
@SuperErikRoss yep, it had amazing HESH rounds. It was chosen as its primary anti tank round due to its armour penetration not being affected by the relitively low velocity of the short barrel 76, it was an awesome armoured car in general, I loved driving it, although when buttoned down, the vision wasn't great, still perfectly acceptable for its time period though. . Selecting a gear in advance is also a bit odd, I kept trying to find a clutch that it didn't have. . . Wargaming really done this tank a diservice with the atrocious in-game version, almost all british armoured cars were designed to be able to turn around fast, it was the French armoured that had a wider turning circle, but they often had a 2nd driver facing backwards, no idea how WG got everything so backwards.
@@johnfarscape ahh the old pre-selector gear change 🙂
I was never a great fan of the Saladin but that's only because the British government never spent any money on it's modernisation 💷 🤔 it had more potential than was finally realised in practice.....
wow great job... I have it equiped for Sniping and just scout with works good.
Where is the part that transports my JPz E100 shells to another dimension?
Make such a video about Concept no.5 now pls
I did hear that the Saracen, because of the front mounted engine, the driver had to operate the gearbox in 'reverse order' to the Saladin.
Sort of. The difference is, when selecting forward or reverse, the driver has a simple lever which merely changes driving direction. If you want to go forward in a Saracen you pull the lever to the rear, push it forward in a Saladin. The pre selector was the same in both vehicles. I preferred the Saracen as the handle was there when you dropped your hand while you were driving, no fumbling about in an emergency. You have the full range in forward or reverse. I was trained on Saladin/Saracen in 1974 in Cyprus.
@@bsquadronguy Must admit, I used to have the wacky idea of converting a Saracen into the ultimate dormobile - ! 😆
One had so eat a 'salad' every day to get 'in' it, hence the name.
Were although used by the west german border guards(BGS) until the early 70ies I think
You promoted Waffentrager Mod , but it hasn't launched yet 😭😭😭
No mention about track tension.. Thats a pity! 😢
6:04 3 man crue
fv301 wheeled brother
YOU ARE TANK DRAIVER
На русском языке нужно говорить
Это англоязычный канал
Billige Computerübersetzungen und -Untertitel sind eine Verhöhnung der Zuschauer! Sind diese den Verfassern echt so wenig wert?!
If you go to settings there is a German VO so unsure what you mean by this 😀
I thought this was a channel for tanks? Why are you featuring a CAR?
It is an armored vehicle like other tanks but of a different nature, NOT a car
You didn't have to watch the video or comment.
Those specs do not make you look any cleverer.
And your comment does? Let be guess. You watch GB News.
Thank you for pointing out the headlights man....really I don't think any of us could've ever found them otherwise