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Razvlekuha for tankers
New Zealand travel agency has come up with a new attraction for those who often gets in the kilometer traffic jams or simply used to restrain emotions: Now everyone can sit in a tank and crushed a car, a motorcycle or any other form of transport, which will find at the site.
See the release notes, as a powerful 52-ton tank Centurion deals with the machine to the delight of "military" tour.
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1. The author of the idea was a leisure agency called "Tanks for everything» («Tanks for everything») of the New Zealand town of Christchurch. Agency name is a play on words - in English the expression «Thanks for everything» means "Thank you for everything."
2. The Agency has eight tanks, armored vehicles, jeeps - with this technique, you can easily crush a car.
3. British tank "Maximus" is the pride of the agency. This battle tank class "centurion" weighing 52 tons. That he used the Australian Army during the Vietnam War in the early 1970s. The tank is equipped with V-12 engine, the production of Rolls-Royce.
4. Another "pearl" collection - a Soviet T-55 tank. Against the backdrop of the hills of New Zealand this tank looks very exotic. The representative of the agency «Tanks for everything» Matthew Sendlend said that the tank was easily purchased in Hungary: "The former owners were more than a hundred of these tanks, they put them up for sale in full gear, and combat readiness. We were forced to inactivate the gun barrel to transport the tank in New Zealand. "
5. Most often, men bought unusual entertainment - from youth to old oldies that such an unusual way celebrate their birthdays. For most of them to crush a tank car or other equipment - not just entertainment, but a cherished dream.
6. A tourist from Canada, Michael Noel shared his impressions: "First we need to get used to the switch of speed and every such things, but when you learn - it is incredible fun."
7. A 15-minute control tank "Maximus" Michael Noel paid $ 365 (NZ $ 450), another NZ $ 395 he paid for the right to crush a car.
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10. "When get in the tank and push something - it helps to get out of depression and frustration. Especially if you've had a bad day! This is - a great way to relieve stress ", - says the owner of the agency, Jonathan Leigo-Neary.
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See the release notes, as a powerful 52-ton tank Centurion deals with the machine to the delight of "military" tour.
10 photos from here
1. The author of the idea was a leisure agency called "Tanks for everything» («Tanks for everything») of the New Zealand town of Christchurch. Agency name is a play on words - in English the expression «Thanks for everything» means "Thank you for everything."
2. The Agency has eight tanks, armored vehicles, jeeps - with this technique, you can easily crush a car.
3. British tank "Maximus" is the pride of the agency. This battle tank class "centurion" weighing 52 tons. That he used the Australian Army during the Vietnam War in the early 1970s. The tank is equipped with V-12 engine, the production of Rolls-Royce.
4. Another "pearl" collection - a Soviet T-55 tank. Against the backdrop of the hills of New Zealand this tank looks very exotic. The representative of the agency «Tanks for everything» Matthew Sendlend said that the tank was easily purchased in Hungary: "The former owners were more than a hundred of these tanks, they put them up for sale in full gear, and combat readiness. We were forced to inactivate the gun barrel to transport the tank in New Zealand. "
5. Most often, men bought unusual entertainment - from youth to old oldies that such an unusual way celebrate their birthdays. For most of them to crush a tank car or other equipment - not just entertainment, but a cherished dream.
6. A tourist from Canada, Michael Noel shared his impressions: "First we need to get used to the switch of speed and every such things, but when you learn - it is incredible fun."
7. A 15-minute control tank "Maximus" Michael Noel paid $ 365 (NZ $ 450), another NZ $ 395 he paid for the right to crush a car.
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10. "When get in the tank and push something - it helps to get out of depression and frustration. Especially if you've had a bad day! This is - a great way to relieve stress ", - says the owner of the agency, Jonathan Leigo-Neary.
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