The Panzer 38(t) History and Development - Germany's Best Light Tank [ WWII DOCUMENTARY ]

[@LookinThePast]

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[@EneTheGene]

I've always loved the look of the 35 and 38.

[@Malibutomi]

I do like these late 1930s designs. My favourite is the Zrinyi from the earlier Hungarian tanks video. Looks very steampunk

[@michrain5872]

This channel is pure gold :D

[@Anthus.]

Those things look like death traps. Imagine the horror of being in a Panther 38 and seeing a Russian T-34.

[@LookinThePast]

Indeed. But tank development in WWII had an insane speed...just think about how the Germans went from the Panzer I to the King Tiger in that few years, or the US from the M2 and M3 light tanks to the M26 Pershing by the end of the war.

[@tonyromano6220]

They worked in 41, sorta.

[@kirkstinson7316]

The Hetzer was not really a variant . It used the same engine/trans but the hull is not the same

[@tonyromano6220]

I just bought one of these, tad smaller.

[@bwilliams463]

Weren't the Germans openly flouting the terms of the Treaty of Versailles in 1937? If so, I find it surprising that European countries would take bids from the German military to create new tanks.