Sd.Kfz.173/Jagdpanther/ヤークトパンター

[Fehnriss]

Great, great,great, i love the sound!

[the82spartans]

She is beutiful.

Tanks, for your upload! : )

i know... she is not a 'tank'...

[XilTheForgotten]

nice sound =)

[dastotalebroetchen]

is it the original engine?

[KreuzbergPlayaz]

maybach engine

[mgsJager]

0:51 backfire!!!!!!!

[MrLegolasegal]

wunderful 88mm

[Draious]

That just looks so damn intimidating when it's coming directly at you!

Also does anyone know if and/or maybe how they use a clutch?

[Guzzist11]

where was that filmed? there are not many left in running conditions, which one is it?

[darkawakening01]

dear santa...

[perfuzz]

It sounds like... Did they use petrol engines in tanks back then?

[BjutifulMajnd]

@perfuzz yep. germans used petrol engines. only russians used diesels

[yajairaslave]

that's rugged.. must have been a bitch trying to lock a target with that. not so much at range but close proximity must have been a bit tricky.



[tempest411]

These machines are amazing. If it weren't for exponentially greater number of weapons and men we threw at them, we'd never had won the war. That's a spooky thought...

[vermettegar]

saukopf 88 not 75mm 88mm

[deFlow1988]

@XPsycoWaffleX Btw: It is definitely the long 75mm from the Panther. There never was a 105mm in the Jagdpanther, only the long 88mm from Tiger B. The 105mm was built into the Jagdtiger besides the long 88mm as there were not enough 128mm guns to fit to the Jagdtiger .

[deFlow1988]

@XPsycoWaffleX It looks like the long 75mm from PzKpfWg V Panther. Its longer than the long 88 from PzKpfWg VI Ausf. E Tiger but it has the small muzzle brake so this must be the long 75mm. The original Jagdpanther gun, the long 88mm (PaK43) from PzKpfWg VI Ausf. B Tiger B, has a bigger muzzle brake.

[sum12see]

God I Love this Video!!!!

[Gellande]

I dont know, I know its over 60 years old, but somehow in this video its looks very modern, uptodate, like a modern tank

anybody else has same feeling?

[deFlow1988]

@Gellande I'd say, the design is timeless:-)

[Gellande]

@deFlow1988

yeah, I would shit in my pants if I were the enemy of this beast :)

Huge Armour, wide tracks, huge gun, looks very powerful, terrifing :) even today

[deFlow1988]

@Gellande I saw on another vid here on youtube that this is the Jagdpanther of the WTS in Koblenz, Germany. That means that i saw this one in action in the "Night of the Museum" here in Koblenz, i think 3 years ago. THey had just got it back from restauration and in this night, they showed all their driveable vehicles. Jagdpanther with its Maybach V12 has the most awesome engine sound i've ever heard. Almost tears in my eyes:-)

[TheLordZhufor]

@Gellande not really

the armour was massiv steel plating with surface hardening

todays guns rip them apart like cardboard

and also it was only 80mm + sloping

that tank was in the ww2 awesome

but after that it was rather fast obsolete

[swordfish2121]

@TheLordZhufor

So far I agree, but it was a tank hunter, never meant to fight head on with a firefly, Jumbo or IS-2 and so on. Anyway the very sharp angle of the armour keept him unharmed as long as the enemy was not able to hit the flanks. If the Jagdpanther had a good crew, it was fatal for almost all enemy tanks in these days. The PAK 43/3 was very deadly. The penetration on a distance of 2000m with a 30 degrees angle was 139mm!!!

[Suyamu]

I've seen one in a museum - it's bigger than it looks on video.

Wall of steel.

[strasharo]

Nice video, thanks. ;-)

[Gegerys]

a think that you can't play hide and seek : )

you can run but you can't hide : )

[Gegerys]

a thing tha you cant play hide and seek :)

[tomicalover]

the best tank destroyer in the world in WWII, based on chassis of the best tank ever invented, well sloped frontal armour, triangle of balance of firepower, protection and decent cruise speed. Much much better protected than the M36 jackson, the SU-122 & 85 from the russian. and oterlly much better than the over weight gigant 128 mm Hunting tiger for tank destroyer class. Love the engine sound, all german tanks have beautiful noise, the 'porn' of gasoline maybach sexual lust in armoured warfare

[furbycommando94]

now THAT is an engine

[011258stooie]

Strange isn't it,

They gave us techology that took the allies 20-30 yrs to match.

And yet they lost

I think we can safely attribute a large portion of the blame to Hitlers inferiority complex.

[TheCoalescent]

Ahh, so this is why France surrendered? I don't blame them.

[HAYUPAKARINGID]

AWWWWWWWesome !!!!!!!!

[god4488]

german muscle ^^

[Landoforpresident]

i'd like to have one to go to school everyday

[Zewe90]

german power

[GreenyPoop]

it sounds just like my 75' FJ Land Cruiser...

[tsmonastero]

i would love to drive that

[AkaSerjMetakiller]

it looks great!

[MakronGI]

love that kinde of sound

[AchtungDutch88mm]

It shines POWER!!!

[potheed29]

That must have made maintenance/repair/upkeep a real chore, the crews would have had to remove so many wheels.

[potheed29]

Why did the germans use interleaved wheels on there heavy tanks?

[Danny77uk]

To help distribute the weight. German tanks like the Tiger and Panther were very heavy!

[tonidmc]

@potheed29 to have a far better distribution of the weight of the tank into the ground and firing estability.

[Udonis1989]

THIS is sound ^^

[goliath1967]

Thank you for comment.

This "Sd.Kfz.173/Jagdpanther" is real thing.

[ralphvonvinland]

is it a radio controlled model or a real thing?

[PhoenixOnTour]

This is a real video no RC Modell.