Haya centurion first look review, and it’s crisp!

[ColemanCollector]

Deep bronze green? Well, at least it's a Centurion!

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[Herr Dr. Professor]

Something is going over my head here. I wonder if the photo is a still from and old television program known in the UK, but not brought to North America.

[ColemanCollector]

That's the Ontario Regiment Museum's Centurion out for run last weekend in Oshawa, Ontario. It was a bit of a surprise when it came rolling out of the garages and did several laps of their tank track for a very appreciative crowd of folks at their Aquino Weekend festivities. I'll be posting more pics and some videos in the Events section. Leopards, Chieftains, Priests, Kangaroos, Ferrets, T-72s, Shermans, T-54s, M60s, Scorpions, Staghounds...oh my! All at speed!

Mike.

[Estnische]

Something is going over my head here. I wonder if the photo is a still from and old television program known in the UK, but not brought to North America.

Ah I was afraid that might be the case. Google search 'U.N.I.T.', 'time', 'Tom' and 'doctor'.

The Deep Bronze Green Land Rovers were a consistent prop.

[Herr Dr. Professor]

I will do so on my big(ish) screen PC when I get home Monday. Did the UK get the old program "Combat"? When my old pal and I went to see "Fury," as Brad Pitt and the young hero were holding out against Germans with Panzerschreck, etc., we were chuckling at, how shall I say, the lack of credibility. Finally, referring to "Combat," my friend whispered "Sergeant Saunders would have blown up that tank in two minutes."