With the season well and truly open, all the tanks in great working order and a diary full to bursting with tank driving dates, we thought that this week we would introduce you to some of the newest members of the Armourgeddon team, our new recruits. 

We have some work to do and we are looking for some helpers to make this happen, helpers of the junior variety, with the support of their adult supervisors. So, if your son or daughter is at Primary School studying WWII or their group are interested in a team project, then read on. 

Ever sat wondering what design features make for an effective tank? Well if so, read on for the answer! If that question has never entered your mind, read on anyway- tanks are quite intricate in their design and totally fascinating! 

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 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. 

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 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!