Inside The Tanks: The Jagdpanther - World of Tanks

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  • Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
  • The new episode of Inside the Tanks is up! This time, Richard "The_Challenger" Cutland gets inside the Jagdpanther Tank Destroyer.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 294

  • @jonathanjones5465
    @jonathanjones5465 6 років тому +9

    I think he has the crew positions confused, as do most people with this tank destroyer. The commander should be in the front, right, and behind the radio operator/bow MG gunner. The reason I say this is because of the periscope in the front right. It is a rotating style, and has the same hatch in it for mounting the binoculars/range finding equipment to that only the commander used. This same rotating periscope design was used in the Jagdtiger, and the commander was in the same spot. The loader could have stood behind him, or behind the gunner, as there would be ample space.

  • @ex59neo53
    @ex59neo53 10 років тому +118

    My grand-father saw one of these monsters while in the French Resistance ,and told me he was lucky to be in a ditch ...
    He soon after learned it was part of the infamous Das Reich SS-Panzerdivision .
    Apart from this , for me it's the most fantastic tank design of history :)

    • @Emilianononrosso
      @Emilianononrosso 5 років тому +2

      Infamous will be you and your grandfather

    • @RasPutintheGreat
      @RasPutintheGreat 5 років тому +2

      Yes

    • @oktoberfest4424
      @oktoberfest4424 4 роки тому +5

      My grandfather was a panzer commander and said that the jagdpanther was so giant it made his stomach churn, and he was fighting alongside it! This is why it’s my favorite tank

    • @c46453
      @c46453 4 роки тому +1

      @@oktoberfest4424 My great grandfather was commander of a king tiger battaliion

  • @MrJizzy181
    @MrJizzy181 8 років тому +83

    You can genuinely see that he in is element. And that he enjoys his job.
    I'm quite addicted to this series. I love it. He is also the perfect narrator with his pleasant voice with his very mild but someway pronounced British accent. I could listen to him all day.
    I don't want to be rude or so... but could it be that he was a Tanker? His stature and the way he moves fits the norm. If yes... The challenger 2 perhaps ?

    • @WargamingEurope
      @WargamingEurope  8 років тому +46

      Hi my friend, yes I was in the Royal Tank Regiment for 30 years, Chieftain, Challenger 1 and finally Challenger 2.
      Richard

    • @MrJizzy181
      @MrJizzy181 8 років тому +4

      Wargaming Europe Thank you Sir for your fast reply. Will there be more "In the Hatch" Episodes?
      :-)

    • @WargamingEurope
      @WargamingEurope  8 років тому +10

      Yes there will

    • @wyleehokie
      @wyleehokie 8 років тому +2

      Any chance of you guys ever doing videos on the Challenger, Leopard 2 and M-1 Abrams? Or any of the current Japanese or Korean designs?

    • @drendolnicar9816
      @drendolnicar9816 8 років тому +2

      MrJizzy181 He was a tanker just like Nicholas Moran but in the British army.

  • @TheSupervincent
    @TheSupervincent 10 років тому +118

    i see the other camera crew is still lost in the TOG?

  • @okrajoe
    @okrajoe 9 років тому +84

    The best tank destroyer of the war.

    • @lauri9685
      @lauri9685 6 років тому +1

      maybe...but ISU-152 was better

    • @coroamaelena-doruta4157
      @coroamaelena-doruta4157 5 років тому +25

      @@lauri9685 The ISU-152 was a self propelled artillery, not a tank distroyer. The pourpose is different since it was mainly used against fortifications or as an asault gun.

    • @JackTheNoober
      @JackTheNoober 5 років тому +10

      @@lauri9685 Not really when it comes to tank vs tank fights. The gun it had was no sniper. Trying to hit a StuG or Jagdpanther at any longer range than hundred meters would be hard.

  • @nagmashot
    @nagmashot 10 років тому +40

    why do u guys never visit German tank museums? The Jagdpanther in Muster is fully restored inside out and in much better and fully operatinal conditions... or the JP of the WTS Museum in Koblenz... they realy push it during public dynamic show days... just to get a idea how fast the german cats were in real world

    • @MrWilhelm76
      @MrWilhelm76 10 років тому +7

      well then ppl get to know how ueber those tanks really were .ofc they had to say "local victories"..i mean hey which tank had a major strategical influence? NO ONE. the Germans won with shit mark 2 and 3 tanks and best tactics first,the allied defeated them with a lot of average tanks and ww1 tactics and their massive,massive numbers.
      the type of a tank itself was so unimportant actually.raw materials and fuel won or lost war,nthg else. german skills just lenghtened the war unnecessarily.

    • @angelsgarden6887
      @angelsgarden6887 3 роки тому

      Local tanks should be flimed in local places

    • @RobotsGreatWar2
      @RobotsGreatWar2 Рік тому

      @@angelsgarden6887 You lied to me Edward! There is a Swansea!

  • @pixelkatten
    @pixelkatten 8 років тому +37

    *Really* dominating the fighting compartment is the amount of rust everywhere.

    • @stikfigz
      @stikfigz 8 років тому +6

      In most western museums they take care of all their vehicles, at the Russian ones, if it wasn't Soviet they just take it in and leave it to rot.

    • @TranThiKimLoan
      @TranThiKimLoan 7 років тому +10

      "and we're at the world famous Tank Museum in Bovington, ENGLAND"
      nice job man

  • @Mugdorna
    @Mugdorna 10 років тому +3

    Imperial War Museum in London have a lovely JagdPanther. It was knocked out by 3 shots from a Bristish tank, shot holes on the right rear flank still intact. They have removed part of the left hand side to allow great views of the interior.

  • @alleskaese
    @alleskaese 9 років тому +42

    The IS-2 was not really safe at long range, they are confirmed kills by Nashorn at a range of 4.6 km.

    • @alleskaese
      @alleskaese 9 років тому +20

      TheXtraMan
      Russians, only with a lucky shot.
      German guns was much better in accuracy, penetration and fire of rate.
      (A german 5 cm gun was almost so strong like a russian 7,6 cm
      and the german 7,5 cm long version was much stronger.)

    • @Lemard77
      @Lemard77 9 років тому +3

      Because the IS were showing their thin side to the Nashorn..

    • @carlomagno7092
      @carlomagno7092 9 років тому +6

      +alleskaese not really, russian know thaty had solid crap on tracks at the time so they created very big guns like 122 and 152 that shot a 55 kg shell, the impact of this kind of shell is so strong that can crack the armor plate and open the tank like a can of tuna without an actual penetration, hundreds of panthers where destroyed this way

    • @alleskaese
      @alleskaese 9 років тому +6

      +nabucodonosor II
      Not really, the 122 and especially the 152 was very inefficient as a anti tank gun,
      the fire rate from max 2 shot per minute and the accuracy was to bad for this.
      The guns were not really a threat to the Panther or other medium/heavy tanks.
      "they were bunker busters and not a anti tank gun"

    • @alleskaese
      @alleskaese 9 років тому +1

      nabucodonosor II
      How i said before, the accuracy was really bad to land a hit.
      The scattering was similar to a artillery or a mortar, a hit was only luck.

  • @MegaRaven100
    @MegaRaven100 8 років тому +9

    TO me, simply, this is my favorite armored fighting vehicule of all all time. I used ot dream fantasies about driving this thing into battle. The speed of a Panther and the fighting strength of a King Tiger. Which means you could get out of a hopeless engagement ifneeded unlike the slower heavies. Just perfect and so aesthetically pleasing. So beautiful, so effective.........'.My PRECIOUSSSSSSS!'

  • @petrameyer1121
    @petrameyer1121 10 років тому +5

    An ambush tank, a concept that Wargaming continues to deconstruct be removing bushes and their new idea to put a spotting point at the tip of the gun.
    Personally the JP is my favorite tank of them all with it's sleek looking form.

  • @karmaguitar2689
    @karmaguitar2689 9 років тому +4

    Great Show!!! One day before i die i'll visit the Bovington Museum all the way from South Africa. Keep up the good work

  • @MrShadowhearth
    @MrShadowhearth 10 років тому +37

    Love this series. Its amazing. Keep doing this, and for the love of god, dont you ever do Discovery channel ads. You knowladge is better then that...

    • @WargamingEurope
      @WargamingEurope  10 років тому +33

      Hahahahah, you have made my day,the joys of Commercials !! what more can I say, the choice was not mine to make. The_Challenger

    • @carboi986
      @carboi986 7 років тому +1

      MrShadowhearth ...*knowledge lol

  • @truongtin3911
    @truongtin3911 10 років тому +1

    a quiet and deadly kitty for its time.

  • @HighlanderNorth1
    @HighlanderNorth1 8 років тому +12

    On the outside that tank looks great, but the inside is another issue altogether. I'm actually shocked that they have let it remain in that state of disrepair. I'd bet the breech is rusted shut, and probably none of the gun adjustment devices work. Its as if they found the tank in a field somewhere and decided to leave the interior rusty.

    • @VT-mw2zb
      @VT-mw2zb 8 років тому +4

      +HighlanderNorth1 Perhaps they should learn it from the Russians. Russians don't throw their obsolete vehicles and weapons away. Perhaps scrap some for some raw materials, but mostly smear the shit out of every surface with cosmoline and shove it into some depilated warehouse for storage.
      If the frontline first echelon active divisions got wiped out in an invasion, ala Red army circa 1941, then perhaps the reserve vehicles, they will activate the reserves and drag these out of storage. No time to wipe off the grease (if you buy a Russian surples gun, you will know the pain of scrapping cosmoline out of every surface), the crew's uniform will do that. Besides, it will probably be destroyed before the crew can get too discomforted.
      Then you crank up wartime production. Then the third wave of new tanks will crush the enemy.
      This is a museum; but at least please slap some Renaissance Wax on them, please

    • @mediocrefunkybeat
      @mediocrefunkybeat 8 років тому +1

      +HighlanderNorth1 They probably did find it in a field somewhere. The Tank Museum runs on limited funds so they have to make choices as to which vehicles they fully restore. The exterior is more important, as that's what most people visiting will see.

  • @corey1054
    @corey1054 8 років тому +1

    A perfect tank destroyer. It was relatively reliable, Its main gun was awesome, its armor was very strong and it could even hold off infantry with its MG-34 Up front

  • @CMSixSeven
    @CMSixSeven 6 років тому

    I don't know why I am just finding this series, but the Jagdpanther is my favorite armored vehicle of WW2. Great vid, thanks for posting.

  • @daveybyrden3936
    @daveybyrden3936 2 роки тому +1

    At 7:00 he says the Commander's position is where he's sitting, at the back left of the vehicle.
    In fact the commander was at the front right. Where the vision devices are. Of course.
    Mr. Cutland then tells us the loader was at the right middle. Er, no, the loader was in the back with the ammunition! As one might guess!

    • @mwieser123
      @mwieser123 Рік тому +1

      I think so too that he is wrong with the commanders position. If the only hatch with a periscope is on the right it is obvious that this must the commanders position.

  • @WolfOfTheRed2
    @WolfOfTheRed2 7 років тому +1

    Most of Ferninands ended up on East front...like most of their exotic land weapons.Most got destroyed,others just gut stuck or broke down.

  • @notneccessary8008
    @notneccessary8008 3 роки тому

    8:03 the M18 and M10 were both tank destroyers that could rotate their turrets and the m18 was largely successful with a high kill to death ratio

  • @antonije6312
    @antonije6312 10 років тому +44

    tank is HUGE :O I think he is smoler like Stug or litlle biger then Hetzer :O

    • @Richthofen100
      @Richthofen100 10 років тому +26

      thats why you dont take games for historical accuracy

    • @Darcmerc
      @Darcmerc 10 років тому +15

      Even the small tanks in WoT are in reality quite big. You just dont realize it.
      Look at the Panther. That's a MASSIVE machine, still it doesn't really look like it ingame...

    • @WargamingEurope
      @WargamingEurope  10 років тому +52

      I was visiting the Maus a few weeks ago, we all know its huge but until you see it in the flesh you just cannot comprehend the sheer size. Challenger

    • @Raz0rking
      @Raz0rking 10 років тому +1

      ALL the WWII and modern tanks are quite large.

    • @Nickstolenbysomeone
      @Nickstolenbysomeone 10 років тому +4

      Wargaming Europe (Community)
      Whats about the Wot project to rebuild the Maus?? Any infos??

  • @FSXNOOB
    @FSXNOOB 10 років тому +9

    Funny to see it in real life... after i drove more then 800 battles with it...

  • @AlexandruCarjan
    @AlexandruCarjan 10 років тому +1

    You should suggest the developers of the game to ad to the Jagdpanther in game the side panels that cover the tracks like in the pictures at 3:35 and 7:40

  • @chill_will9816
    @chill_will9816 6 років тому +1

    Anyone else read Panzer Spirit about the Jagdpanther built of mithril and possesed by its SS commander?

  • @letoubib21
    @letoubib21 8 років тому +3

    Years ago I was allowed to drive this tank hunter as far as 10 gallons of gas reached---a birthday present by the German Bundeswehr. Wasnt't so long in fact, only some 30 yards. ;-) Nevertheless, a really very fine gesture!
    Ain't so difficult to get on the driver's seat, but getting out was pretty difficult out without stepping on the newly leather covered seat with my dirty boots . . .

  • @robertkaczmarek4948
    @robertkaczmarek4948 7 років тому +1

    Very interesting series. Please more episodes! There is still so much of the same tanks of World War 2 to the show!

  • @3amShreddedCheese
    @3amShreddedCheese 7 років тому +1

    Already looks huge in game, is MASSIVE in reality

  • @TheRealHero1
    @TheRealHero1 8 років тому +5

    Love your videos. Would you be able to do an episode on the Stug III or IV?

  • @RobertKaydoo
    @RobertKaydoo 8 років тому +2

    Really enjoy these videos: thank you for making a posting them.

  • @poppopdidu
    @poppopdidu 10 років тому +18

    good video love the JP but hello and goodbye would be also nice and not just leave the screen like that on the end haha

    • @WargamingEurope
      @WargamingEurope  10 років тому +48

      I did !!! they cut it out, lol The_Challenger

    • @antonio_fidalgo
      @antonio_fidalgo 8 років тому +2

      +Wargaming Europe You should use your influence (and even some money if that's what they need) to make pression to that Museums in order to make them treat this tanks better - inside and outside (and not just outside) - so they can look like in their days of glory and stand strong for a long, long time.
      They don't survive a World War to die by rust! They deserve much better!
      (Love your videos and the game)

    • @fardmcshid931
      @fardmcshid931 8 років тому

      +Wargaming Europe for some reason, I feel like I should send these to Gaijin Entertainment to annoy them.

  • @fajarnugroho7701
    @fajarnugroho7701 8 років тому +1

    Land: Tiger II and Panther F with gun stabilizer and night vision equipment
    Air: Me-262 jet interceptor, Ar-234 multipurpose jet bomber, Do-335 Fighter bomber-night Fighter-intruder, Ta-152 high altitude interceptor-ground attack aircraft,Ho-229 stealth plane
    Sea: Type XXI & Type XXIII submarine, Ju-290 recon plane
    Rocketry: X4 and it's anti tank version, A4 ballistic missile, Fi103 cruise missile, acoustic homing torpedo...
    No country could match the German Engineering and it's ingenuity~

  • @unclematt3
    @unclematt3 7 років тому +1

    Wonderful series. Just love it! Thank you!

  • @SpudsMcHaggis
    @SpudsMcHaggis 9 років тому +1

    Thanks again Richard for your wonderful videos.

  • @jocking3
    @jocking3 9 років тому +95

    "Jagdpanzer" doesn't mean "tank destroyer". It means "tank hunter".

    • @LtAce150
      @LtAce150 9 років тому +33

      aka tank destroyer....

    • @jocking3
      @jocking3 9 років тому +8

      LtAce150 Yes, but that's the correct term. "Panzer zerstörer" would mean tank destroyer.

    • @JazzJaRa
      @JazzJaRa 9 років тому +55

      Jagdpanzer would mean Hunting tank though ;) Tank Hunter would be "Panzerjäger" ;)

    • @Sicklehead88
      @Sicklehead88 9 років тому +10

      jocking3 you can not always translate everything word for word. the english equivalent to "Jagdpanzer" is "tank destroyer". And as JazzJaRa aready pointed out, the word for word translation for Jagdpanzer is "hunt(ing) tank", not "tank hunter".

    • @SunnySikdar
      @SunnySikdar 9 років тому +2

      jocking3 Its not a question of meaning or translation. Jagdpanzer is armored vehicle which belongs to "Tank Destroyer" family. "Tank Destroyer" is basically a category where this panzer falls in.

  • @smittyboy3419
    @smittyboy3419 9 років тому +4

    Master piece of engineering

  • @OCSreal
    @OCSreal 10 років тому +8

    Anther great vid, cheers !

  • @sailplanepilotfinn6179
    @sailplanepilotfinn6179 4 роки тому +1

    I love the German pronounciation of Mr. Cutland. Greetings from Germany!

  • @Mut4ntG4m3r
    @Mut4ntG4m3r 10 років тому +2

    I thought the 38t"Hetzer" was more reliable, or was it just at the time it was produced? I remember it being called the best Jagdpanzer of WW2...

    • @petrameyer1121
      @petrameyer1121 10 років тому +1

      ***** But still more loved by it's crew then opentopped PAKs.
      But you are correct, the STUG was the most produced german armored vehicle of the war. And had the highest kill totals
      Interestingly it was under the command of the artillerie, not the tank forces, crewed by volunteer.

  • @keithho7982
    @keithho7982 8 років тому +1

    love your videos... watching them helps me to gain more knowledge about tanks

  • @panduwidagdo7051
    @panduwidagdo7051 9 років тому +7

    Please do the King Tiger.

  • @stefangies5570
    @stefangies5570 8 років тому +3

    It would be nice, if you make reviews of the M3 Stuart, M3 Lee/Grant, Valentine and Matilda tanks

  • @everythingphil9376
    @everythingphil9376 5 років тому

    Eardrums blown in that cockpit with that gun.

  • @eye4funkillu569
    @eye4funkillu569 10 років тому

    WOW thats all I can say.Thanks for this series wish I lived close to this museum.

  • @ericlinck6664
    @ericlinck6664 6 років тому +1

    Neato!
    Thanks! Keep the videos coming please.

  • @manman5997
    @manman5997 7 років тому

    Great sound , just lika a panther ! Fantastic tank hunter !

  • @erojerisiz1571
    @erojerisiz1571 6 років тому +1

    Grinding for this is hell
    And I don't even have the l56 on my jpz4 yet

  • @silentclown4307
    @silentclown4307 4 роки тому

    Gun and Engine like Tiger II, thick armor like Panther, turretless like Stug. Good mobility and reliability .Everything that made the Germans happy except quantity .It's Jagdpanther

  • @trevorpollo
    @trevorpollo 10 років тому +1

    4:25 Wait, Guntank? Did he make a reference to the Guntank from the show Mobile Suit Gundam? Because I've never heard of a WW2 tank known as the "Guntank."

    • @WargamingEurope
      @WargamingEurope  10 років тому +7

      Really you have never heard of the expression "guntank" we often used it a term for MBT's as opposed to TD's. The Challenger

  • @xploriatv890
    @xploriatv890 8 років тому +1

    Realy great Videos! Thany you for showing.

  • @davidk6269
    @davidk6269 6 років тому

    At around 4:50 it is mentioned that the sloping of the armor increases the relative thickness of the armor (using a horizontal measurement) without any increase in weight. This is not correct. By sloping the armor, the plate must cover a larger area than if set vertically. It is a matter of basic geometry. Yes, you reduce the area that the top armor must cover, but don't forget that top armor is much thinner (hence lighter) than the thick frontal armor. The additional area of the plate comes at the cost of additional weight.

  • @jum0213
    @jum0213 10 років тому

    man the jagdpanther looks so cool

  • @waltervanvooren994
    @waltervanvooren994 7 років тому +1

    great video thanks for posting!

  • @TimRHillard
    @TimRHillard Рік тому

    I am a former M1 Abrams Tanker in the US Army. I have always felt the Bradley is a type of tank destroyer.

  • @paulfabrique5055
    @paulfabrique5055 9 років тому +2

    Imagine the smoke and heat in there at the height of battle.... Couldn't have been easy. The thing I like about the Jagdpanther is now the functional requirement, the specification and the design was fulfilled. German Engineering. One wonders what the British would have come up with. If anything. The British were probably too busy asking thier Engineers "What University did you go to?"

    • @m4rs12
      @m4rs12 9 років тому

      +Paul Fabrique i guess they opened the back door to release the heat & smoke during battle

    • @maxmustermann-ie6ic
      @maxmustermann-ie6ic 8 років тому

      Lol true

    • @jrd33
      @jrd33 7 років тому

      The British engineers took the American M10 tank destroyer and mounted the 17-pdr gun on it to create the Achilles. Job done!

    • @daveybyrden3936
      @daveybyrden3936 2 роки тому

      You may rest assured that the German designers went to engineering courses in universities.

  • @MrMarinus18
    @MrMarinus18 8 років тому

    I haven't seen one yet of the Sturmgeschut, it's the most common German fighting vehicle of WW2 by quite a margin. They made 8000 Panzer IV and 11500 Sturmgeshut's.

  • @Bosko243
    @Bosko243 10 років тому +10

    This piece needs and repair and reconstruction of interior.. Why WG give money to repair some sh..ty Comet, when there is this nice machine.

    • @WargamingEurope
      @WargamingEurope  10 років тому +18

      sh..ty Comet !! Travesty, if you read the the work we are doing with Bovington you will see its them that pick the priority order of renovation not us, so perhaps the Jagpanther is further down the line. The_Challenger

    • @Bosko243
      @Bosko243 10 років тому +12

      Ou, sorry for this, but i am very angry, you know, german tanks and technic is so rare, and in fuction or good condition.. Its totally impossible to find them. I like WG work, and know, i am know, so sorry for my reaction, but i really want, to see i dont know Jagdpanther or Bovinghtons Porsche Jagdtiger function and repaired more than Comet. Thx for your work and good luck.

  • @ReniMalaj
    @ReniMalaj 8 років тому +1

    8:08 The Russians started with 76 mm guns, not 85! Nevertheless great series of videos! :P

  • @paulfabrique5055
    @paulfabrique5055 9 років тому

    Designed for Manufacture too... just interlocked profile plate welded.... not many castings.

  • @jabezsalamanca7441
    @jabezsalamanca7441 2 роки тому

    i just got this tank in wotb and im happy about this.

  • @PpaStrmpf
    @PpaStrmpf 9 років тому

    O I really love my JagdPanther in WOT. It's just really, really good. Now I see why. Even with WOT game ''balancing'' it's still great TD to play.

  • @graustreifbrombeerkralle1078
    @graustreifbrombeerkralle1078 8 років тому +3

    The Jagdpanther is my favourite tank destroyer. :)

  • @neozhisuanneozhixuan1643
    @neozhisuanneozhixuan1643 9 років тому +1

    This is a veru intresting video i love histroy videos and storry's

  • @krokofantelchkalb
    @krokofantelchkalb 8 років тому

    good video, nice explanation. Thank you

  • @himangshuarnheimbora4150
    @himangshuarnheimbora4150 2 роки тому

    That thing really looks menacing

  • @SuperRD1978
    @SuperRD1978 8 років тому

    great video

  • @Lde790
    @Lde790 8 років тому

    The jagpanther is beautiful...
    Please do the Tiger 2 (King Tiger/Royal Tiger)... I've been waiting forever!☹️

  • @brianhuss9184
    @brianhuss9184 6 років тому

    My favorite AFV in World of Tanks.

  • @nightmareinfernus7181
    @nightmareinfernus7181 8 років тому +1

    my favorite tank!

  • @hgrgic
    @hgrgic 5 років тому

    My favorite tank destroyer in WarThunder

  • @Real_Claudy_Focan
    @Real_Claudy_Focan 9 років тому

    difference between Jagdpanzer and Panzerjäger is huge ! Hunting (aggresive) tank vs a tank-killer (hunter) , the main purpose of jagdpanther is NOT hunting other tanks... this goes back to the Ferdinand... jagd is a multipurpose tank well designed indeed for ambushes... :)

  • @giannispsilos6913
    @giannispsilos6913 9 років тому +1

    Why you are not use Gopro camera inside of tank?...i think you can help you ..and us which we are watching this cool video

  • @ariodhilla
    @ariodhilla 7 років тому +1

    imagine the crew jagdpanther in action its very hot in there

  • @degtarev95
    @degtarev95 9 років тому +2

    still no panther video :c

  • @markdahl906
    @markdahl906 6 років тому

    Jagdpanther is a Great-looking machine....

  • @kevinspencer3553
    @kevinspencer3553 9 років тому

    It is weird that you mention the sloped frontal armor.With 140mm of armor and the increased chance of ricochet because of the slope.I have one of these and every damn tank in the game penetrates it.Three tiers lower shooting right at the front will penetrate almost every shot.

    • @SkyForceOne2
      @SkyForceOne2 9 років тому +1

      maybe because WoT is FAR from realistic simulation and just an arcade game, duh!?

  • @TheFunkhouser
    @TheFunkhouser 3 роки тому

    My favorite Ww2 afv.

  • @DanielByrns
    @DanielByrns 10 років тому

    They have the hezer her at Austin museum and it is small....

  • @crimsoncloud6352
    @crimsoncloud6352 3 роки тому

    Wow it's bigger than it looks

  • @azawilson1
    @azawilson1 9 років тому +4

    So beautiful awesome killing machine

  • @ShorkerYTTV
    @ShorkerYTTV 8 років тому +1

    *BIG LIKE* ! :D

  • @BlueStarBrony
    @BlueStarBrony 10 років тому

    I really love these videos they are very informative but I would appreciate it that you lower the volume on the sound effect stings like at 0:50. They're making me deaf. lol

  • @dcoppedge06
    @dcoppedge06 7 років тому

    He also forgot to mention the su152, they used those in ww2

  • @peterfitzgerald7734
    @peterfitzgerald7734 5 років тому

    Meanwhile in Ireland we were picking potatoes and grunting at each other

  • @pep206
    @pep206 10 років тому

    Great Video!

  • @EmptyH_00
    @EmptyH_00 10 років тому +10

    do you guys know when the TOG video is being released or is the episode too long? :D

    • @WargamingEurope
      @WargamingEurope  10 років тому +8

      Oh no, here we go,,,lol

    • @EmptyH_00
      @EmptyH_00 10 років тому +3

      Can you release the episodes all TOG-ether? :D

    • @cactusman15
      @cactusman15 9 років тому

      Max Hutchings groan...

    • @benjaminjohnson1166
      @benjaminjohnson1166 6 років тому

      They never made a TOG.. it was a proposed design in case of the 1940 german invasion of france turning into trench warfare

    • @benjaminjohnson1166
      @benjaminjohnson1166 6 років тому

      Good pun

  • @Clippa12
    @Clippa12 8 років тому +1

    cool guy

  • @DJJAW11
    @DJJAW11 8 років тому +3

    The Panther pretty please ?

  • @alexandert696
    @alexandert696 7 років тому

    Now thats a big boy.

  • @Wildboy0001
    @Wildboy0001 10 років тому +1

    wow this td/tank is so BIG!
    in wot its so litle tiny small :P

    • @DrBernard989
      @DrBernard989 10 років тому +1

      All the Tanks in the game look smaller than they actually are. Just drive next to one of the cars, or houses and you can see that they are really big, they just do not look it.

  • @robertm2560
    @robertm2560 8 років тому

    Did the Jagdpanther suffer the same mechanical problem with it's final drive as with the Panther??

  • @椎名次郎
    @椎名次郎 10 місяців тому

    素晴らしい動画です。

  • @Katipunerong.Manlalakbay
    @Katipunerong.Manlalakbay 5 років тому

    The history note is true!!

  • @captainclone1367
    @captainclone1367 7 років тому

    There were only 415 JagPZV's built.

  • @letmetryscience4535
    @letmetryscience4535 3 роки тому

    Me: Jagged Panther
    Expert: Yag Pantha
    👌

  • @brianswanson9881
    @brianswanson9881 6 років тому

    I wish they would have painted the interior of the Tank. To get a realistic view of the fighting compartment.

    • @daveybyrden3936
      @daveybyrden3936 2 роки тому

      I prefer to see the original German paint. And the gun smoke that covers everything.

  • @TheFireControl
    @TheFireControl 7 років тому

    It will be nice to see fake ammo made in painted wood in the stowage racks.
    An occidental museum could do maintenance work according to lend it each five years or so.
    A can of WD40 applied inside, will do a lot of good.

  • @cherrypoptart2001
    @cherrypoptart2001 7 років тому

    Do the M103 , IS-3 and Type 59 :P

  • @carboi986
    @carboi986 7 років тому

    man that thing sounds filthy. was the HL230 a V12?

  • @Tomyboyization
    @Tomyboyization 8 років тому

    Did it have the same transmission problems as the Panther? or had they remedied that by the time it went into production?

  • @rocketworks6617
    @rocketworks6617 8 років тому

    Hey WG...! how about reviewing SturmGeschutz III G