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It would be nice to know who is in the photos, where possible, so to be able to put names with faces! For those of
us on the other ends of the globe it's nice to see...

Jerry

Great idea

Blink and you'll miss it appearances of Armortek tanks in the official Militracks video



Adrian.

But... Only 26 seconds of video and we are featured TWICE!

And for those of you who now think it was all one giant sh*tshow with the weather... No, Sunday was better!

Are you guys interested in more pictures of the vehicles present at Militracks?

Lovely pictures Marco

> No, Sunday was better!

Till it wasn't - we tried to have a meal at Restaria Loon and had to scuttle inside to avoid the downpour
So glad we'd packed everything away by then. Made for a memorable meal though

Adrian.

More Pics
More Pics

PLEASE!

Showed the Wife the pics and next year's dates.

Working on it.

Later Tim

It's not that far from Fla, USA is it??

Very long video someone uploaded to YT! All the tanks!

Only 2 likes on this video? Show him some love!

Tim Carr wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 03, 2024 10:09 pm

It's not that far from Fla, USA is it??

A little bit further than Wiltshire, UK to Columbus, GA . I’ve been to the US Cavalry and Armor Collection twice now (and a wonderful collection it is too ), so transatlantic travel can be done !

See you there ,

Chris

Marco Peter wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 03, 2024 11:05 pm

Very long video someone uploaded to YT! All the tanks!

Only 2 likes on this video? Show him some love!

Nice to see our 222 getting some attention before it lost a special bolt and sat in disgrace for the rest of the show. Must have been the only time it ran.

This is one of my favourite pics of Militracks '24!

Only just started going through the photos I took and I was really off my camera game over the weekend. Think I spent most of the time removing my tracks until the 'almost unscrewed axle' offered up a potential root cause. I de-mudded my Hetzer today and found the leaf springs completely mud-logged and one suspension arm seized. All fixed now and the axles are going back in (with loktite this time) so I don't have the same problem again.
Photos to follow now I'm processing what I have.

I hate to think how much mud has ended up under the mudguards of the Churchill, the wet weight is in the order of kilos, once it has all been swept up I will post a photo. I did have one unexpected stowaway, namely a Dutch Slug, lurking under the righthand mudguard! Should I report it to Immigration, how would it fare in Rwanda?
Steve