Tank Museum Calendar 2027
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Tank Museum Calendar 2027
Description
Description
Our 2027 Tank Museum Calendar features 25 Years of TANKFEST, this years edition features some iconic images from the year 2000 to the present day.
Designed for The Tank Museum, this 2027 calendar features a selection of favourite photos, cutaways and many pictures dating back over 25 years of our annual largest event.
- Front cover - King Tiger out on display with our very own Tiger 131
- January - The first ever TANKFEST, a modest affair in 2000
- February - A Centurion, Chieftain and Challenger 2 in the Tank park in 2002
- March - Tiger 131 ran in public for the first time in 2004 since its restoration
- April - Fury before it was 'Fury' roaring around the arena in 2010
- May - The Tortoise made its slow but imposing way around the arena in 2011
- June - Images of Living History, M50 & M51, StuG III & the IS-3M from various years
- July - The Rolls Royce Armoured car made an appearance in 2015
- August - A great line up of British Tanks displayed in 2016
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September - A WWI Trio impressed the crowds in 2017
- October - 2020 saw an online version hosted by David Willey and Richard Cutland
- November - Another chance to see Tiger 131 with Tiger II visiting from France
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December - A selection of Tanks from various years including Panther, Japanese Type 95 Ha-Go, M3 Grant & Jagdpanther
