Hello and welcome to Tankfest 2013!
Join us here at the fantastic Bovington Tank Museum here in the United Kingdom in Dorset.
Behind us you can see that the Wargaming stand is getting incredibly busy.
Join us for a quick tour around Tankfest.
I hope this room with this donation and with this technological setup will help to preserve British heritage.
Of course, this is the British Tank Museum.
As well as bring the enthusiasm of young people who are fascinated about technology,
to use that to transform that enthusiasm into passion towards world’s history.
We all need to know and learn history cause that’s how we shape our future in a way that it does not have wars.
Thank you very much.
What is it you particularly like about World of Tanks then Harry?
I love the difference from all other kind of MMO or RP… not MMO, RPG's.
And the fact that you actually have to have some kind of skill to play this game.
If you put much effort on this game then we can decrease the gap between the cash users and normal users,
so I really like this system.
Hate artillery.
I love being informed about them.
I love knowing the little bit of history about them.
I love going suddenly: "Oh, here's a tank! I've never heard of this one! I want to know about it!"
I just love it.
Get rid of the artillery.
This game is very good.
It's amazing!
The museum is fantastic.
It’s brilliant here, I'm really glad I came.
I've seen some tanks that I never even thought existed in real life.
I thought they were just blueprints.
And the education centre is a fantastic idea as well to help other people.
I think that's brilliant!
18 months ago we started contacting museums, historical societies, veteran organisations…
And we extended programmes of corporation, of donations, of certain joint activities.
We understand that all these organisations are non-profit and from time to time they need certain assistance.
This is what we are doing.
This is what we are going to be doing pretty much till the end of time.