#7 STUGLIFE - Driving the Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G - IN- and outside VIEW!! 

A lovely StuG III very well restored and it is nice to see the interior that seems complete inside but I was a bit surprised that the driverwas wearing the original ear cuffs! Great, I wouldn't mind to drive it home and make my day! Good job and thanks for sharing your video 👍👍👍

Panzer III didn't choose the Stug Life, the Stug Life chose Panzer III! Thanks for the footage! Such an underrated yet highly effective combat vehicle. They're just so cool.

Superbes machine bien restaurée. Ich liebe das.

StuG crews didn’t choose the StuG life, they were drafted into the Wehrmacht lol. An amazing video Thanks for sharing

I drove Chieftain Tanks when I was in the army. This looks so much fun to drive!!! Wife won’t let me have a StuG!! Isn’t that abuse???

The Sturmgeschuetz III is a common and straightforward vehicle in most wargames. Thank you for showing me her complexity and quirks, lads! --Bob Bailey in Maine, USA

This Stug invaded my heart. Beautiful machine. Big thanks for all involved in restoration and maintenance.

А у советских танков были электростарьеры и запуск двигателя сжатым воздухом 👍👍👍, немцы в этом случае в сторонке только курят.

GREAT video! One of my favorites! You guys are so lucky! Engine sounds awesome!

это настоящий воин!! тихий, незаметный, но умеющий очень хорошо воевать!!

Классное видео. Посмотрел с огромным удовольствием. Спасибо за подобные видео. Я бы тоже хотел так прокатиться:))

Он прекрасен!!!!✋👍👍👍😍😍😍

Ah, another Bucket List item, to ride on or drive the StuG. I at least got to ride into battle wearing 44 Erbsen, armed with MG42, on the engine deck of Hetzer in 1992. Those spare road wheels look like a great seat for accompanying Panzergrenadiers. The Hetzer, I remember clinging by my fingers to the welded steel screen mesh on the engine deck venting.

The sound from the first minute is not from StuG, but from Stuka =)) Thank you for this content, StuG is one of my the most favorite armored vehicles from the WWII

The start-up was very labor intensive!

It was really nice to see it up close. 👌

most underrated WW2 tank

It's very rare that we get to see them shift gears, see the tank lurch forward and accelerate. I did see a panther whip through 3 gears it was awesome I wished I had saved the vid

Magnifique blindé, les ingénieurs allemands savaient concevoir de superbes machines. Bravo pour la restauration.

Those shots of the driver in position give a little insight into how deafening and tiring it must have been to operate one of the WWII-era AFVs in combat. Great video.

Phenomenal. An simple, useful design, well preserved. Thank you.

I Would LOVE to See A LONGNOSE Sturmgeschutz..Or Sturmgeschutz with the Side Armoured Plates..🤗🤗😍😍...But that StuG lll is A BEAUTY!!🤗🤗😍😍😍

Thank you for posting all this.

This vehicle's been in Finnish service. Because at 08:22, at the bottom of the screen, one of the grey German connector boxes has been replaced by a silver connector. The Finnish miitary did that to their Stugs.

Fantastic! Love this workhorse of war. Thanks for sharing, appreciate it a lot. Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.

My all-time favorite tank destroyer...oyeah 👍👍👍👍 Nice video and what a great job you guys have done with machine 👏😀👍 Really like the idea with both inside and outside view 👌

Absolute beauty, isn't she?

Great Job Guys it looks Great!!!

Nätti ja aikanaan tehokas vaunu.. ei voi muuta sanoo.. on se siisti!

that is a beautiful machine

Great video and it helps out in making models.

Nice setting for the demonstration track. Looks very much like an East Prussian forest

I have 5 and two to build....love em....low and deadly. ..hide in tall grass.

Gorgeous vehicle!

AGUANTEN los Tanques Alemanes, por lejos los mejores de ka segunda guerra mundial 🇩🇪👍 saludos desde Tucumán Argentina

Fabulous video, thank you so much. Really evocative.

Amazing compact weapon.

Merci pour cette vidéo!

Thanks for the ride

Dobré video

Outstanding

Very nice piece of hardware.

Отличная зарядка для 2х мужиков , чтоб завести этот агрегат! 😀👍

They were produced by "Alkett" (Altmärkische Kettenwerke) in Berlin

この時代はどこの国も特徴の有る戦車が多くて面白い。

Cool

Perfecto 👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

Would have been nice to see all of the inside!

I wish I could go right up to these German tanks and vehicles and experience their sound and ground vibrations! Fuck!!

Como no amar el stug

Мощный аппарат!

Крутяк

ХОРОША Штука 👍💪😊

I think this is my favorite tank,...erm asualt gun, tank destroyer.

Would love some engine compartment shots

German tanks with lots of edges are cool

4:58!!. Battle of bulge!!. idont know why but that scene reminds me of ww2 document!!🙂🏴‍☠️

Sooo nice!!!😉🤟😍😍👌👍🙏🙏

Nice setting in a tidy forest. Would be even better with contemporary uniforms, and instead of the Einweiser, some Bolsheviks running away.

Was it as quite in real life as the video made ot out to be? If so that is a very interesting aspect to the Stug and would make it easier to hide.

私が好きなデザインの戦車です！

Звук отличный

Lo que daria por estar dentro de ese tanque

Looks like it's a current machine

LOVE

We received 59 of these from Germany to repel the Soviet invasion in the summer of -44

Wish I had a Sturmgeschutz..

My lovely tank from WoT. ))

Once these tanks and TD's were feared and hunted down to kill them, now they are hunted down to make them static displays, or to lovingly restore them into running order to show off to eager audiences who want to see them alive and well.....:)

Late version of "G" version😲 with "Schurzen" will look better😎

❤❤

Sadly, we never see great shows like “Band of Brothers” but for the German Soldiers and the amazing things they did to fight survive. As a Retired US Army Infantry Senior NCO I’ll never decline respect to a Veteran who served his country in time of war, he faced the same fears we did and had things a lot worse than the Allied forces had in comparison. No, I will not praise the exploits of military criminals but those elements were a small minority compared to the Wehrmacht. Most Americans have German or Nordic blood in our veins since a huge amount of Germans immigrated to the US and settled huge parts of the middle of our country and in Texas as well.

Hard work to start that thing I understand that during the war only in an emergency were tankers allowed to use the electric starter to save battery life but dang can't they put a modern battery in.

Imagine, if they had made them with slanted frontal armor of about 60mm, like on the Hetzer, from the beginning.

Hoćeš reći da te podsjećam na tenk, samo me treba znati upaliti.

Well I’m only seeing it at low speeds, and it brakes on one side or the other to steer, which sucks because going uphill in muddy areas you can’t really steer. It’s obviously a medium or light tank, I can tell from the track it’s using , and those road wheels! They look better than when it left the factory. With that paint scheme it’s ready to be added to the nato inventory. Thanks for letting us see this well running vehicle!

Where is the museum situated? It is not Sinsheim, right?

👍👍

I　ｌｏｖｅ　ｓｔｕｇ　ｉｉｉ　Ｇ　ｔｈｅ　ｍｏｓｔ　！！💚

Surprising how small it actually is.

Honestly, besides the panzer 3 and 4 This is the best the Germans had.

Так каждый раз заводить двигатель руки отвалятся

und wann können wir sehen, wie die kanone abgefeuert wird? :D

Броню T 72 не пробьет да ?

Nnnnice!👌

The gun looks pretty impressive. What size is it?

Wen ich mich nicht täusche 6 Zylinder Maibach Motor hatte die Stug verbaut 300 oder so p.s Benziner 👂👍

Is this running in Britain or Germany?

Sehr klein, wie ist die Bewaffnung , cm und Menge der Besatzung, wie schnell ?

Thankyou for sharing this and others.

engine start sound like as stuka's silen...

Why did they need the flywheel stater?

Never lay on the road wheels like that.bad things can happen quickly.

How about to blow up some few tourist busses, to add authenticity to the Stug experience?

I want to see one firing inside and out so bad

Stuglife is a good life

What's the trident emblem for?

How about showing the stug without the 21 st century tourist on board.

is this in France?

where is this museun??