Rare WWII Marder I - 7.5cm PaK 40/1 auf Geschutzenwagen FCM(f) - Footage.

[@PanzerInsight]

The original video was hit with 'Limited adds', so this is a re-upload, but I made it better with new scenes and 4K upscaled footage. But why Limited adds.? I think it's because KZbin has placed this channel on alert and is deliberately hitting these videos before it's even done uploading yet. What does Limited adds mean? It means that it will not get the views it would normally get and the video will fall out off KZbin's algorithm. Most of the time it will get adds back after review, sadly that's not working anymore. So i'm getting demonetized without breaking the KZbin guidelines. As a result, my channel has been slowly dying, and I really have no motivation to make any new videos. Also, most of the extra information in the comments, I always implemented is gone, just to not piss off the broken YT Bots even more.

[@clovergrass9439]

They need to protect their epic lies and deceptions about that era (and history in general) at any cost.

[@paulcateiii]

amazing how many various types of Marders there were

[@chriskylo323]

Always love the steel track scraping sound at beginning of vids!

[@John.S.Patton]

Its 1 of my favorite tanks

[@Spartan902]

I actually have one of these as well in my model collection. I certainly wouldn't have wanted to be a tankman assigned to one of those. No protection at all really. I love seeing these models I have had all these years in action. Cheers!👍😎🇦🇺

[@PanzerInsight]

They look really high and it looks like the crews are well protected, but the crew is also really high up and not really protected at all.

[@michaelmanning5379]

I have some on H39 chassis. Two die cast with 105mm and three scratch-built, one with a 105mm and two with 75mm. All are in 1/72nd scale for Rapid Fire rules.

[@Spartan902]

@@michaelmanning5379 Most of mine are 1/72 scale and I have quite a few die cast models as well. There was a magazine called Military Vehicles that came with one every edition and I collected them all. I just finished a KV-5 in 1/35 scale last week. It wasn't the best quality and had to make parts fit properly. Happy model building and collecting mate!👍😎🇦🇺

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Probably got mild steel plates.

[@salvatorelentini1620]

La capacità tedesca di riutilizzare ed ottimizzare ogni preda bellica è veramente stupefacente! Cannoni russi su carri francesi 🤷‍♂️

[@bwilliams463]

So sleek...so streamlined.... Looks like they parked an A7V on top of it.

[@chadbosemen10]

Is the chassis french?

[@PanzerInsight]

Yes, it's from the FCM.

[@JamesQuirk-g1k]

It was good tank destroyer until it was replaced by excellent Jager panther

[@tuscanyjc]

What a parts nightmare to service. Imagine how many where just abandoned for a 2 cent part in the field when you have 179 different chassis to work on

[@Its.true1]

What chassis are these from as most of the early tank destroyers were from a panzer 3 or 4 chassis.

[@PanzerInsight]

These were build on the French FCM tank chassis.

[@Its.true1]

@@PanzerInsight Thanks for that 👍

[@garyeastell3458]

If the Panther was one of the best looking tanks of the war then these would have to be one of the worst designs , especially that big shot trap right up front and centre. Great video though.

[@clovergrass9439]

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