Russians have a running Panther tank. I guess in Kubinka or whatever the name was for their largest tank museum. I have seen a test drive video in Russian. Need to check it though with the mighty YouTube.
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Tank mash-ups in movies- the worst examples.
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Started as a tank man.
2x early Tiger 1's made from parts of HL, Taigen, Mato and whatever I saw suitable.
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2x early Tiger 1's made from parts of HL, Taigen, Mato and whatever I saw suitable.
Ural 4320 (~1/12)
WPL B36 Ural
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Kaczor
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I've read that it's during renovation:
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Yes. That was the video I saw.
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Started as a tank man.
2x early Tiger 1's made from parts of HL, Taigen, Mato and whatever I saw suitable.
Ural 4320 (~1/12)
WPL B36 Ural
2x early Tiger 1's made from parts of HL, Taigen, Mato and whatever I saw suitable.
Ural 4320 (~1/12)
WPL B36 Ural
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Thanks for the video, Kaczor. That's an impressive restoration!. I also managed to get a decent screenshot of the Panther's front periscope from it. I need that as source material for periscopes on my Tamiya Jagdpanther. 
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