Loved the video @FogofWar! Can't wait for the next video man! 21 Front Armor on an Experimental Post World War Two Design!?! That's Team Yankee Armor Ratings right there! Considering how slow it is, I can understand why it would be Paired up with the Churchill in Late War Leviathans. Both tanks are slow, but I think the Churchill is slightly faster than the A39 Tortoise. If you go with Churchill Mk. VII's with the Ordnance, Quick-Firing 75 millimeter gun, You can Use them to Smoke up any German or Soviet Designs bearing down on you and Allow Some time for the Tortoises to Deal with them like they are pulling the Classic "Lemming Train" of a Bumrush you sometimes see in even World of Warships. Even the Mighty Jingles himself is usually Mind Bogglingly Confused as to why some of the Enemy Team Members in a Match would do this, but it's not for too long because they basically gave you the Points to win for free by doing so. Armoured Archives has a video on the FV4101 Charioteer Medium Tank from about 6 Years ago. I watched that while I was looking for anything on it (The Charioteer) from Late War Leviathans a while back and I still haven't heard about it's Service with the Various Groups in Lebanon from the Late 1970's to the Early or Mid 1980's in their Civil war. As for the Infantry, We have the Saracen Armoured Personnel Carriers and the Saladin Armored Cars, but if we get the Ferret's just know that Trouble will be Brewing in Dublin. "Well, the Army came to Visit Me, twas in the Early Hours with Saracens, and Saladins and Ferret Armoured Cars They thought they had me cornered, but I gave them all a fright with the Armour-Piercing Bullets of......" Just to clarify, I had to look up the Lyrics for this. Guess which song this is from and you'll finish up this part of it. Let me know what you think about this and I'll catch you in your next video man!
Armoured Archives is a great channel and I do like a Charioteer. As I think I’ve said, I think the US assault formation with T28s and Assault Pershings is more versatile than the British one.
I enjoyed this behemoth years ago when I played WoT, so it's nice to see it on tabletop today. That said, the kit sounds like a flawed design, however cleverly it assembles. Overall BF kits are much better today than they were before, but I have certainly had some ill-fitting molds for my Team Yankee stuff. Performance wise, I think I'll like these against Soviets.
I wouldn’t say “flawed design”. It is just some flash, and easily dealt with. Just unusual to see in a new mould. Flash usually happens to moulds as they wear out and tolerances change.
Thanks for this Harry! I found this a little more challenging than most BF kits to build, but not too bad. I have 4 of them and did not have the flash though. Maybe just a fluke on your kit.
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Loved the video @FogofWar! Can't wait for the next video man! 21 Front Armor on an Experimental Post World War Two Design!?! That's Team Yankee Armor Ratings right there!
Considering how slow it is, I can understand why it would be Paired up with the Churchill in Late War Leviathans. Both tanks are slow, but I think the Churchill is slightly faster than the A39 Tortoise. If you go with Churchill Mk. VII's with the Ordnance, Quick-Firing 75 millimeter gun, You can Use them to Smoke up any German or Soviet Designs bearing down on you and Allow Some time for the Tortoises to Deal with them like they are pulling the Classic "Lemming Train" of a Bumrush you sometimes see in even World of Warships. Even the Mighty Jingles himself is usually Mind Bogglingly Confused as to why some of the Enemy Team Members in a Match would do this, but it's not for too long because they basically gave you the Points to win for free by doing so.
Armoured Archives has a video on the FV4101 Charioteer Medium Tank from about 6 Years ago. I watched that while I was looking for anything on it (The Charioteer) from Late War Leviathans a while back and I still haven't heard about it's Service with the Various Groups in Lebanon from the Late 1970's to the Early or Mid 1980's in their Civil war.
As for the Infantry, We have the Saracen Armoured Personnel Carriers and the Saladin Armored Cars, but if we get the Ferret's just know that Trouble will be Brewing in Dublin.
"Well, the Army came to Visit Me, twas in the Early Hours
with Saracens, and Saladins and Ferret Armoured Cars
They thought they had me cornered, but I gave them all a fright
with the Armour-Piercing Bullets of......"
Just to clarify, I had to look up the Lyrics for this. Guess which song this is from and you'll finish up this part of it.
Let me know what you think about this and I'll catch you in your next video man!
Armoured Archives is a great channel and I do like a Charioteer. As I think I’ve said, I think the US assault formation with T28s and Assault Pershings is more versatile than the British one.
I enjoyed this behemoth years ago when I played WoT, so it's nice to see it on tabletop today. That said, the kit sounds like a flawed design, however cleverly it assembles. Overall BF kits are much better today than they were before, but I have certainly had some ill-fitting molds for my Team Yankee stuff.
Performance wise, I think I'll like these against Soviets.
I wouldn’t say “flawed design”. It is just some flash, and easily dealt with. Just unusual to see in a new mould. Flash usually happens to moulds as they wear out and tolerances change.
It does look kinda cool. I can see use for it in sci fi games.
I saw someone muddy up a T28 for Trench Crusade.
Yep. Although this was one of the Clash of Steel and Leviathans tanks that were built, even if it was just 6 of them…
Thanks for this Harry! I found this a little more challenging than most BF kits to build, but not too bad. I have 4 of them and did not have the flash though. Maybe just a fluke on your kit.
Sounds like I was just unlucky with the flash.
Got to unbox some more Tortoise kits and they don’t have as much flash. I was just lucky with my review kit!
I may not play British, but it seems you might need to make a lot of your churchills with this
The US equivalent takes Assault Pershings. Much more punch than Churchill!
@FogofWar yeah, seems a bit of a struggle for the British
@@spamuraigranatabru1149 Always a struggle for the British... at least, it is the way I play!
Yeah... and a 2+ cross just like the Maus... I call this a "decision" by Battlefront.😉
I think that’s based on wide tracks. But you ‘d think being underpowered might be a factor too.