The Sherman Tank

The Sherman Tank is in many ways the poster-boy of the war years. The much admired Trojan horse that created such advantage for the Allied troops in battle torn mainland Europe: frequently the go to tank for Hollywood and the stylization of WWII on the big screen.
Restoration Update: The Sexton, The Chieftain and The Half Track

Restoration at Armourgeddon is a major part of our work. Restoring tanks and military vehicles for our museum and collection as well as for private collectors takes up much of the time of the team when they are not instructing on the Armourgeddon track. Read on for an update on this month's jobs.
What’s it like to drive a tank?

So, you have been bought a voucher to come and visit us and you want to know what it’s all about. Read on for an insight to tank driving and tank paintball battles.
Corporate Away Day Activities at Armourgeddon

Corporate days are becoming more and more popular. Our regular groups tell us we are the best Corporate activity day that that have ever been to. Quite some accolade and one we are proud to repeat. Looking for a corporate away day? You have found the right place!
We Are Recruiting!
We are recruiting! As we head into the start of the new season we are looking to increase the size of our team. With a variety of paid and volunteer roles available, if you are interested in tanks, have some spare time, have a long holiday from University, have a volunteering commitment for an award to complete or are looking for an interesting hobby for your retirement, then read on!
Le Café de Normandie at Armourgeddon

The grand unveiling of Le Café de Normandie has taken place this week with much jubilation. Read our latest blog about the Café and an update on the significantly increased museum at Armourgeddon- the culmination of a winter of work for the team on site.
Armourgeddon: Where it all began

We are often asked how long we have been here at Southfields Farm. So this week we have shared a potted history of where it all began. Read on for some background on the idea of Tank Paintball Battles, some history and a touch of fate behind Armourgeddon at Southfields Farm.
The rifle, the bayonet and the sword: A trio of new recruits

Three new pieces of hand-held ammunition have arrived ready for the new museum opening here at Armourgeddon this week; a replica Pattern 1857 Enfield rifle, a K98 German bayonet and an 1854 pattern Infantry Officer's sword. Quite a bounty found at our local antiques market. Read on for detailed descriptions of these very interesting pieces.
There’s no such thing as ‘bad’ weather!

Yes, it’s muddy- that’s half the fun! Yes it’s cold- that’s what jumpers, coats and waterproofs were designed for! And yes, it’s windy, but who cares about that when you are protected by an FV432! Don’t let the winter put you off, now if the perfect time to buy a voucher or book your group’s visit to Armourgeddon.
The Bofors Gun arrives at Armourgeddon
Bofors guns were deployed by most of the western Allies as well as Axis powers during WWII with a number still in service, seeing action as late as the Gulf War. We have taken delivery of our own Bofors gun this week. Read on for a potted history of this influential gun soon to be seen in the Armourgeddon Museum.