I am glad that a Westerner can appreciate the contribution of Central Europe to technology. :)

@@Gracz87 Wdym its well know fact that Škoda and ČKD build most modern and influential tanks of its era

woud be pretty smart to paint a target on the part with the most armour plating, fire would be drawn to it.

thats the romanian roundel, not a target

Did any survive? It should have been brought in the Bucharest Museum. The one in this video is probably a mock-up or painted AH-IV

I've never heard of any Romanian vehicles being at Kubinka. I've heard a TACAM T-60 was once tested there, but its fate is unknown and it isnt at display. Why wouldn't you be allowed to take pics of a R-1?

@@TheBlueMapper Yes, it is. We bought them from Czechs and we had them in the cavalery divisions. All of them was destroyed on Stalingrad. We also had the Pz 35 (t) from Czechs and an upgrade of it Tacam R2, and some French tanks (R-35) and an upgrade of the French tanks (Vanatorul De Care R-35). The only tanks that survived is the Vanatorul De Care R-35, Pz 35 (t), Tacam R2 and one German Panzer 4. All displayed on Bucharest Military Museum

​@@Redm997 ah yes, the old good Pz 38(t) Both LT 38(t) and Jagpanzer 38(t) were the Czechoslovakia's most popular vehicles I think

@@Redm997 Romanian didn't considered tanks, probable ”tankettes” at the best

Yes, you can.

Practicamente es una actualizacion del Renault FT

only that the front and right marks are represented much enlarged exaggerated probably 2:1

Replica the ones that are left are Swedish

@@Sd1v8v Do you happen to know when and where this replica was made? Any website where I could read about it? Thanks! :)

@@davidl2684 你好！