Review | World of Tanks Secrets for Flames of War & Team Yankee | World of Tanks

[@BrushQuill]

A nice look at the models in the starter and the sprues for the DIY versions.

[@FogofWar]

Some fun stuff coming. I’m guessing Kaiser might want to cover a lot of things being released for this.

[@kelvindickson8770]

Another informative and entertaining video. Thanks for your good work, Harry. Always look forward to your posts.

[@FogofWar]

Thanks you. I'm always glad people enjoy my videos.

[@ModellingforAdvantage]

Great video as ever.

[@FogofWar]

Thank you. This was a weird one. Not the unboxing some viewers might have been expecting. But then, you and Johnny had that sorted!

[@trekanbelluvitsh]

I build and painted three danish Centurions. It is a nice kit. But I didn't expected the Centurion to be that big.

[@FogofWar]

It is *huge*. Saw one in real life at the Australian Armour and Artillery Museum.

[@cdh7453]

Great overview of the kits, thanks so much

[@FogofWar]

Glad you like it!

[@NCR_Ranger_7718]

Wonder if battlefront will ever do a konflict 47 style addition to flames of war. Would be a decent excuse to have Cent mk2s and weird tanks

[@FogofWar]

There's definitely going to be some post-1945 scenario, but I hadn't considered a Weird World War. Interesting suggestion. Thank you.

[@e_aerin]

Does anyone know the color of the is 3 primer? Im trying to get some zvezda kits to match

[@FogofWar]

Not sure exactly what the primer colours are.

[@e_aerin]

@@FogofWar alright, thanks for responding! And I do know three of the colors German- panzer grey American- olive drab green Russian- camo olive green All these are vallejo colors

[@nunyabidness3075]

Who the hell still uses foam packing beans? Did they deliver that by horse and wagon?

[@FogofWar]

Hi. I live in Australia, where it is still 1982. Internet is carried via fencing wire along the rabbitproof fence and I am saving up for a horse and cart. It would help if the Pacific Peso Dollarydoos got a better than 10,000 to 1 exchange rate with real currencies like the USD and Euro.

[@nunyabidness3075]

@@FogofWar lol, is it really the exchange rate, or hidden taxes that get you guys? I recall hearing there’s some strange VAT on imported goods which is more tariff than VAT. At any rate, anyone still using packing peanuts hasn’t done the math right on the costs. Storage space and labor aren’t free.

[@FogofWar]

@@nunyabidness3075 Absolutely the exchange rate. Dollarydoos just aren't worth much anymore.

[@sigmatus303]

But where are my ACIV Woomeras? :(

[@FogofWar]

You should let Wargaming.net know and they can put pressure on Battlefront. :-)

[@sigmatus303]

@@FogofWar in an ideal world...maybe lol

[@ARIES5342]

It don't need external fuel tanks, it's an EV! Thanks Ancient Aliens!

[@FogofWar]

That’s why they lost the war. Not enough charging stations!

[@Fortunes.Fool.]

Using sex as an analogy for wargaming made me laugh out loud

[@FogofWar]

Wargaming is all about getting the best bang for your buck.

[@spamuraigranatabru1149]

My M-51s 'bboutta cause another IS extinction event, 105mm gyro stabilised HEAT go brrrrrrrr Early centurion overrated

[@FogofWar]

Now I want to do a match up of M51s vs IS-3s...

[@spamuraigranatabru1149]

funny thing is, the M-51 Sherman 105's 17 AP, I am not sure if its going to be able to do much against an IS-3M's front but i do not know its front armour value so I cannot be certain. The T-62 has about 13 points for its front. When the M-51 was fielded it was the first Israeli tank to be equipped with a 105mm, bring based on the AMX-30's gun and with local production it fired HEAT, HE-F and HESH but no form of solid shot, not that it mattered when the IS-3 became a non entity for Egypt in the aftermath, those poor 90mm and 20 pounders were replaced in short order for the Centurions and M48s@@FogofWar