I’m sure that there won’t be an hour’s worth of anything on TV as interesting as this tonight. Thanks chaps. 👍🏻🇬🇧

That Leopard hauling the Tiger gave off strong "come on grandpa" vibes and I'm all here for it! Amazing to see such a comprehensive rebuild! Another piece of history brought back from ashes like a Phoenix!

Yooo the new 1/1 tamiya kit looks sick

That is amazing.. A Tiger Tank that built by Henschel in Kassel, only a few Kilometers far from my Hometown. A lot of Men from our Village work at the Henschel Factory. And now it was restorated in Australia, on the other Side of the Planet... And these Aussie Guys made a Great Job... Greets from Germany..

There's something excellent about watching a Tiger tank get assembled and sorted, while listening to great classical music. Thanks guys!

Symbolic and fitting that the younger Leopard carried its elder Tiger out into the sunshine again.

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO inspiring how you took some rusty metal from 80 years ago and restored it and made it a beautiful masterpiece once again! GOOD JOB!!!

This is totally insane! Such immense detail, all this work and effort, amazing team!

Beau must now be a leading world authority on Tiger tanks as he's one of very, very few people who have put one together in the last 80 years! He deserves a pay rise! 😁

I believe 2 things, 1 - Your tiger's sister...131 in England would be happy to meet. 2 - The Bovington Museum / work shop would be proud of your work and dedication ! Thank you !!!

Guys…….greetings from Germany i was 60minutes like „oh my god“ This is the craziest handmade craft that i have seen the Last 5 years Cant describe my feelings for this incredible work 😳👍🏻

This was so fascinating I didn't even realize an entire hour passed!

What a great job💪. Greetings from Germany. Proud of you building up this important piece of German tank development

Thank you guys for all the hard graft restoring this masterpiece... You guys rock...

the history segment at 47:00 gave me chills, the lad reading out of the history book then realizing he's sitting right where it all happened.. beautiful stuff, amazing work

Excellent restoration ❤ very well made/restored, vielen dank aus Deutschland 🇩🇪👍💯

A great reminder of all the tiger action and how damaged that heavy armour plate was. Makes you feel sorry for the poor souls that were in it at the time, no matter what side they were on.

Who could ask for a better father son project? I’m so glad I made it to this part of KZfaq. Keep up the good work, guys. What you do is amazing.

What can one say after watching the restoration. Top grade professional skilled artisans. They should mount a good clear photo of all the restoration crew with their names and their trade qualifications at the front of the tank. They deserve that much recognition for such a labour of love. A 78 year old Queenslander Colin John.

Tremendous work by all the team. The pride and dedication shines out, can’t wait to see the finished Tiger running.

All you guys well deserve to be proud as of what you've achieved, it's was an awesome out come, sorta made it look alive again after all these years Big congrats and much respect guys

What talent. A small miracle, guys, you's deserve the iron cross with oak leaves.

This is incredible watching the rebuild of the German Tiger Tank as a working museum piece to save a little of history past. Outstanding job guys! Well done!!!❤

Incredible. The original crew are applauding you guys. What a finished piece. Mark

Seeing this tank come to life from literal scraps is beautiful, just remarkable

I thought I've seen it all - but a Leopard pulling a Tiger...wow. Thank you for this great video and for your effort in restoring those pieces of history. Greetings from Germany!

Have watched this several times. Amazing work. So moving when Beau discusses and reads about the operational history. Also his mixed feelings about seeing it completed. Totally understandable - there will be many restoration projects but rebuilding a Tiger I from scrap is a once in a lifetime masterwork. Awesome restoration effort and respect for history.

It's so amazing that people put in hard work and tremendous effort to restore this awesome piece of engineering just for history, just because they can and are passionate about it.

OMG!!!!! Germany should give you HUGE thanks for the love and respect you are giving one of their historical war machines! I don't know why but watching this is so emotional for me for so many reasons.

One of the most enjoyable videos I've watched in a long time. Pass on my congratulations to Glenn & Beau and of course the video team.

Restoring a piece of History, what an undertaking, the results are nothing short of amazing.

Absolutely beautiful. I have a lot of respect for people who go out of their way to restore and retrieve WW2 vehicles. This was an amazing restoration and I loved how they respected the idea of using as many original pieces as possible. Love to see more of it!

I am an industrial welder at a shipyard, 25 years still going, and I have nothing but respect and admiration for the work you guys have done. I envy you guys being able to work on what you do! And you are doing it so friggin great!

Eine erstklassige Arbeit von einem erstklassigen Team!!👍👍👍

Its not just the tanks… its so great to see all knowledge and workmanship u show us. Thank you.

Tolle Arbeit und schön das der Tiger der Öffentlichkeit präsentiert wird. Bitte macht weiter so tolle Videos. Panzer-Hurra aus Deutschland

I''m in awe of these guys..craftsmen in every sense of the word...

Stunning! All the luck on making this Tiger a runner again!

At the End the scene where the younger Brother helps his Older Brother is just lovely to see

The end literally brought a tear to my eye. Coming up from Vic to see the museum soon!

Love the work you did on this tank. I just finished reading "Tigers in the mud" by Otto carius. It's about the 502 heavy panzer battalion in Latvia and Lithuania in 1944. This particular tiger tank must have been part of 1st company of the 502.

Wow, what an accomplishment! As an Australian with parents from Hamburg it is awesome to see this exists, can't wait to visit!

I am dumbfounded by the intensity of the work need to build just one tank. Hats off to the guys rebuilding it. The will be legendary

The entire production was impressive from start to finish. The editing was very well done, particularly the "Swan Lake" portion! Incredible work done by Glenn, Beau and all involved with the massive task of bringing this beautiful armoured beast back to form! Loved every second of this video. Very much look forward to the zimmerit application and seeing it move around under it's own power. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Hopefully u guys can get all the necessary parts to get this beautiful beast up and running again one day.

just amazing dedication and hard work to get this famous tank "all back together" = well done to everyone involved. best wishes from Lincolnshire UK

Thanks for that, there are not much Tigers in this condition available. Respect! Greetings from Germany!

Kurt, I hope that you guys create similar "Supercut" videos on your other restorations. This was fantastic!

Oh wow, I really did just sit a whole Hour watching this. Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. Thank you for showing me such a wonderful supercut :)

GREAT/ GREAT JOB! WONDERFULL WORK!! THANK TO ALL THE WORKING HANDS!! GRÜSSE AUS BAYERN!!

إنكم مبدعون وتعملون بجد وتستحقون لقب ميكانيكيو الكوكب من العراق تحيه حب وتقدير لكم أعزائي ❤

Always awesome! I'm a 58 year old system engineer with absolutely no mechanical skills. I stop at painting. "Man's got to know his limitations." Would love just to hang out in the shop and watch...fascinating stuff being a WW2 buff. Incredible work people! Peace!

Though this vid is longer than normal it is well worth it just to see these lads work on such an iconic tank

Wow, l'm speak less with that kind of hard work and dedication ! Tiger l are always my favorite Tank ! I assembed it's plastic model and others German war machines when l was a kid ! Anyone watched the movie " Kelly's Heroes " ? Never forget when "Odd Ball 's stuning looks, knowing his 3 Shermans has to face those Tiger l guarding those gold bars... 😅😅😅😅😅

Even though it is hard work and takes ages, I can only imagine how great it must feel working on such amazing historical projects, especially when such a beautiful piece starts coming together. Thanks for including us in the process. Hats off to the guys working on the tanks. Its not everyday when I see such talented craftmanship. Truly masterclass. Well done gents! Looking forward to watching your other projects as they progress. Keep up the great work!

This is amazing, it's nice to see history kept alive for the world to study. Though the tiger isn't my favorite tank, it's still a tank that was ahead of it's time in alot of ways.

Kurt, i have to admit, you have done as good a job on this video as the boys did putting her together, loved it. When Beau was talking about the chassis number, i choked a bit as well seeing him getting to grips with where he was sitting. I wonder, how many folk have asked for a job with you guy's since these videos have been aired? Long may they continue.

Outstanding work gentlemen!!! Didn't think such a build were possible having been able to both locate and manage to use original parts, but having the documented facts along with it. You've officially helped save one very important part of history.

I'm absolutely blown away by all the work you guys, have put into this... I have always had a hard time figuring out the shear size of a tiger, but seeing it towed by a Leopard tank, makes it stand out as a huge tank. i can understand why it was a shock when the Allied forces meet this beast in the battlefields.🙂 Loving you workshop wednesdays series, greetings from Denmark...😉👍

Even after 80 years of technical progress, this Tiger 1 tank still impresses by his massive presence and the aura of physical enforcement together with some kind of majesty which transpire, reaching our imagination. Impressive work you have done to rebuild this engin from scratch. Nevertheless, we should keep in mind that it is a killing machine, built to serve an despictable ideology.

Very soulful release. This mechanic is very sensitive and loving towards his creations. Master, no less. He breathed a second life into this relic of terrible times. So simply beautiful.

Unbelievably proud. The patience, craftsmanship and dedication ? A feat one should be extremely proud of. Also the short detailed story about what happened ? A beautiful tribute to you all who perished in this horrible conflict. If l ever come down under, l swear l’ll be witnessing your team’s amazing achi😢first hand. Respect, and then some. Hrtz, Erik, Belgium.

I'm a run of tha mill Heavy Engineer Boilermaker, and I can tell you that I am sweating just watching the time lapse of this re- build. I take my hat off, and everything else to you guys remaking this Awesome machine !! What a labor of love it would have been !

Loved seeing all the exhibits when I was there last week & as a bonus I got to say g'day to a few of the guys. The Open Hatch tour was really interesting, old mate who did the talking was very knowledgeable & i learnt some new things for sure. I got to see the panzer IV G started & get driven around the track outside. Kurt even opened the viewing platform up so we could go outside & watch. Thanks to all the crew there, I would highly recommend a visit.

It does hit your heart when you're reminded that's not just huge pieces of metal etc. But men lived and died in these machines. And in particular that tank a man died in it. Yes he was the enemy at the time, but they still had a mother, father possibly a wife and kids. Reminds of the terribleness of war.

Amazing job guy's. Thank you for preserving history and all the efforts you put in. Huge respect for all involved young and older. Amazing Aussie restoration and engineering to bring this beast back to life for all to appreciate from a historical perspective

Just watch this great Episode again, i dont know how often i have done that jet.

I found this video by accident but I'm so glad I did! A like and subscribe just doesn't feel enough, I'm making plans to come and see your museum as soon as I can. Thank you all for your efforts.

Thank Aus Armour for this episode of complete restoration of Tiger 1. As one of a collector of Panzer parts, I know how hard to find and collect those original part of Tiger 1.🤔 I am so happy to know that you didn't over paint the original kill rings on the barrel. 😊 So glad this Tiger 1 finally found her peaceful resting place.👍

Bless you guys for saving this history for future generations.

Seeing how this started, if it ever gets to be a runner this will be the biggest rebuild from scrap ever. Great work guys. Especially doing this in North Queensland where it's 100% humidity one day and %99.9 humidity the rest.

These guys are awesome. Love how Bo works and his laugh and jokes. Makes this old man happy to see them work hard and enjoy what they do. I watch a lot of Tank rebullds and Aus-Armor is the best quality, good music, great narrative. No other tank rebuild show can compete. I also appreciate the work of the filmer - he narrates well, with great selection of music and good film of the project. I am an American and got into 1/16 scale tanks and Aus-Armor is a fun learning experience. Cheers to all of you and Bo's Dad, and all the other builders..

Leopard 1 pulling Tiger 1 is really interesting sight to see.

Die alte deutsche Handwerkskunst hat es jetzt anscheinend nach Australien verschlagen ;-) Very good job, congratulations 👍

Loved the tiger being towed by the leopard, seems fitting.

Love the workmanship on the tiger All the little details credit to you All the man hours that were put into it All the best from Ireland 🇮🇪

I recall seeing the early Tiger I commanders cupola relic during a visit in 2016 thinking how cool is that and thats as close as Im likely to get to seeing the real thing. Until my next visit...

😮FANTASTIC JOB! I LOVE IT.😍🤩

I can only imagine how hard getting parts for this would be. I had a discussion with a team who restore tanks in Europe for a museum collection, they are currently restoring a Panther lost on the Western Front, according to him the Russians have a near complete monopoly on the market making finding original parts very difficult. So kudos to your team, the tank looks amazing.

TOLLE LEISTUNG UND EIN SEHR GUTES VIDEO. WERE BEI UNS IN DEUTSCHLAND NICHT MEHR MÖGLICH. DA WIRD GESCHICHTE GREIFBAR GEMACHT. 👍👍👍👍👍👍 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Got to say that was the best hour I have spent in a long time I am at what you can build out of scrap metal All your guys there are unbelievable trades people The leopard was the main battle tank when I was in the army Even though we still had centurions at wodonga I nearly ended up at puck a to be a tech but went to 161 and played with helicopters instead Can’t wait for next Wednesday 😍😍👍👍👍

It's seems like a lot of work, 👨🏼‍🏭👷🏼‍♂️but you are creating something that in hundreds⌛ of years from now, people will be admiring your work👍

80 year old tank that is exceptionally rebuilt. Amazing! A lot to be proud of and it definitely is your baby!

What an excellent job om the Tiger I, seeing those pieces in their "as found condition" would deter anyone to give up already by just looking att them!!!👍👍👍

I am looking forward to seeing the Tiger roar back to life! You have put a lot of hard work into the restoration, and done a beautiful job!

Glen really taught Beau a good work ethic and ypu can see he really has pride in his work like his Dad. Wonderful watching something truly interesting as this unlike the crap on telly nowadays.

Hello, Great video! I had the opportunity to get a tour of a this guys personal tank and military collection. He owned and restored a bunch of tanks housed in 4 warehouses at his residence. I understand the Tiger Tank was his favorite and hardest to get. I was super lucky to see all the amazing tanks before he passed away. He had the largest privately owned military vehicle collection in the world. The other thing that was really awesome about it was the tour guides dressed in war time outfits and knew every detail about each tank we were shown. He even had a Skud missile launcher! He was a really great person for letting the general public come and see his passion for tanks and military vehicles. Rest In Peace Mr Littlefield!

Amazing Job !! Salute - Massive RESPECT from Germany !

Truly incredible seeing one more Tiger 1 tank live again. What a beast of a tank.

Its amazing how much just a few numbers and letters on a piece of metal tells such a tragic story And I'm thankful that it wasn't destroyed by people that think that single piece of metal is just junk And landed up in your hands

Amazing work, well done to everyone involved. It makes you realise the amount of work and complexity involved in building a Tiger. Amazing the Germans were able to do this and maintain them under war time conditions.

You guys have brought back a piece of history. Was state of the art in 1940. And one of the best tanks of the war.

this is incredible, the craziest project ive ever seen, you guys welded together a couple exploded 80 year old tanks into a functioning machine. as someone that works in the trades around ironworkers i can see how crazy this really is in full. amazing work, and thank you for documenting it

Good that Beau gets to paint the finishing touches on a tank he and others have put so much work into!

This Tiger is a massive credit to your museum and for what it once represented during WWII, even if we consider it belonged to a formidable enemy - its uncovered story does indeed conjure up emotions knowing that its radio operator was killed, very sad but you wonder what impact it may have inflicted on the Allies before its demise Extraordinary work done by your team, i have nothing but admiration for them and their detailed work, its an honour to watch and these videos help to create an everlasting visual document to its ongoing history, your team effort and the work done on her deserve much pride, amazing efforts You mentioned that level of detail near the beginning, the German engineering and efficiency, i guess what with the eventual forced labour, the detail began to fade on where items were located, we cannot forget all those that were forced to work in such hard conditions being threatened with their lives and those that did perish, its near impossible to fathom the numbers involved from the man power right back to those mining the raw materials that drove the mighty German war machine

Lovely to get the whole story in one sitting, great to see it all again! Wonderful projects & great, quality work! Best wishes & compliments to the whole crew. . Always lovely to see the craftsmanship, pride in the work, ATD in the repairs, no matter how large or small. The respect & commitment to retaining everything & anything Possible, for the history in every piece. I had two repair careers, in far smaller items, and watching you all go at it the way you do has my deepest respect. The projects with the deepest history are always the most rewarding & humbling, i can only imagine what you all feel as you find all those bits of history, battle damage & hints of prior hands during the work.

Fantastic restoration guys, it will be awesome when it gets a power unit and suspension in place, then there will be 2 working Tigers in the world.....!

so good to see ozz building a tank museum i love it

Such an amazing achievement. My all time favourite tank. Well done to everyone involved and thanks to the owner for saving these amazing machines.

Fantastic, fantastic,… cannot thank you enough for preserving this priceless piece of history!