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Bovington Tank Museum a virtual tour

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The Tank Story
Here you can view AFV’s from their inception Little Willie to one of the latest designs the Challenger II and everything in-between. Here you can find some fantastic examples of Armoured Fighting Vehicles in some interesting display methods. As you walk around this area the vehicles develop in front of you changing in size, shape, and design with some of the radical alterations that have taken place over the life of the AFV brought starkly into relief.
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About the Author

About Darren Baker (CMOT)
FROM: ENGLAND - SOUTH WEST, UNITED KINGDOM

I have been building model kits since the early 70’s starting with Airfix kits of mostly aircraft, then progressing to the point I am at now building predominantly armour kits from all countries and time periods. Living in the middle of Salisbury plain since the 70’s, I have had lots of opportunitie...


Comments

An excellent tour Darren, well done. You really captured the atmosphere of the place. I'm a Bovy fan too and go two or three times a year if I can.
NOV 01, 2010 - 12:00 AM
Thank you both. It is registered as a charity and a visit there will be the best £11 for an adult £7 for a child you could ever spend.
NOV 01, 2010 - 05:26 AM
Hi Darren, Excellent stuff. Good to see this one go live. I like the new layout, the vehicles look much more accessable. Look forward to the walkarounds Al
NOV 01, 2010 - 06:09 AM
Darren, positively FABULOUS feature!!! You lucky scoundrel. Much appreciated for sharing these wonderful pictures with the community. Cheers, Jan
NOV 01, 2010 - 07:51 AM
What variant is the Tiger I? These images have me thinking of several future builds.
NOV 03, 2010 - 10:49 PM
It was cap;tured in tunisa in 1943 and so I believe would be classed as early.
NOV 04, 2010 - 12:37 AM
I don't know if I will ever make it across the pond,but that is one place I will definitly check out.Thanks for posting a nice glimpse
NOV 04, 2010 - 01:31 AM