Today, the Chieftain has made its final trip out of the workshop at Armourgeddon having completed its restoration process. This has been quite the journey for one of the best known main battle tanks of modern world defence and warfare. 

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. 

Having scoured Europe for a new gun for the collection, a rather dilapidated Krupp 10.5cm howitzer was found, transported and arrived here at Armourgeddon in December 2015 ready for the team to restore it to former glory. 

As well as the day-job of running Tank Paintball Battles- aka the best fun to be had in a field, aka carnage in tanks, aka the ultimate day out, we are one of the UKs leading tank and military vehicle Restoration bases. Finding tanks from far a field and restoring them to their former glory for our museum, for starring roles in blockbuster movies and for private collectors alike. We thought that we would share some of our stories of tank restorations with you in this week’s blog post. Read on to hear all about the less public side of Armourgeddon.

So, this week the team here at Armourgeddon have finished the winter re-fits of our FV432 tanks getting them ship-shape and battle ready for the start of our most exciting season to date soon looking to get started.