The Amazing Kubinka Tank Museum In Russia 

Hello emperor God of god king lion shark alpha Male bear.... on behalf of mr. Putin we beg of you to accept our thanks for your congratulatory praises. Your acknowledgement of our subordinate race deeply humbles us. We will now, in your honor, dig a hole carefully enough so that it turns into what we will label a " long lost ancient pyramid discovered" and live out the remainder of our days wondering how it was built while we host weekly plays imitating you in all your wisdom and godly creationist creations. The retards mimick drug addicts who work for one days pay until its time to switch spots where they go and hide in a box and wipe the paint off their face or feed their alcoholism before a fun beat the kids before grounding them for no reason family moment.

Thank god for your wisdom of all things in existence. We appreciate your broken down explanation as to how and what our lives dictated the past... how many years again?

@@privategoogler8997 What the fuck are you exactly talking about?

yes very cool, Tanks looking new🤩

''#Has to be the most complete WWII Tank Museum in the world.'' good one

@Marv Watkins Bovington is great but Kubinka is something else.

@@Internetbutthurt I do agree that Kubinka is the holy grail of tank museums. Your right on that.

Personally I'd say Bovington mainly cos of 131

@@willbillo_5416 good point

I want to visit Kubinka more because I’ve been to Bovington a thousand times but I’ll still stay Bovington is incomparable. The amount of running vehicles, the great lighting and information, it’s just much better. Kubinka used to be awful in terms of interactivity, everything just shoved in a poorly lit hangar

The trick of this Museum is that almost all of its expansions on the go!

I was there, if you want to go there make sure that you go with someone who speaks Russian because it's not easy to get to the old Kubinka museum or into Patriot park. Not many people in Russia speak english.

The tragedy is that the Kubinka testing establishment had about three times more Axis and Soviet vehicles up until the early sixties, and they scrapped most of them - despite pleas to place them in other public Museums (the Kubinka Museum was off-limits to the public until around the eighties)

@@_________________404 Tell us when you've actually been to Russia. I moved here 7 years ago but the first year I arrived, I went to Kubinka (2012) for tankers day in September.. could not speak anything other than hello/goobye and yes/no.... They do have English speakers there and people do have an education here... they don't live in mud huts! Every school teachers mostly German and English as second languages! Patriot Park is modern and the exhibits grow each year. Most the old soviet prototypes where kept in storage but they also have modern weapon systems there. It's free for the main park... but you will have to pay extra for different attractions with enactments etc.

Rule Britannia Well that’s true. But what I meant is that less people speak english than for example in Germany or other western countries. Yes, in patriot park there are people who speak english because they were hired to do that, but people like the security guards ususally speak only Russian.

Bovington

Translation courtesy of Google Translate: "It is really wonderful to see that the museum has a special exposition for Soviet-Japanese conflicts. Historians do not pay tribute to these conflicts, but they play a decisive role in the role that they played during the years of World War II. Thanks again for the wonderful video!" .

It was made by the Germans, but used by Japanese

Looks like what the kids do to their rice rocket cars in SoCal.

@LineOfCars I don't think you got what I was on about. I have been to many European countries, but Russia is a little harder to get around and for example if you don't live in the Russian Federation you Must list on your Visa application that you want to go to the museums as you are not permitted to just drop in if your are traveling though Moscow!

that's why MAUS and Morser Karl are not in the video. they are still in the original Kubinka museum (maybe to heavy to being moved without damage)

I could see them using 10 Mi-26 Helis to lift that thing up

@@lpflore when I was there,I saw a Kamow 50 or 52 flying over the park

@@sovietheart3883 Ah yes, the Ka-50 and Ka-52, some of the most beautiful helicopters ever

@@lpflore I even took a photo

@@lpflore I also liked the partisan forest

Bk Jeong ikr!! 😂 but not as many people will be able to see them