In this episode we talk about China's shiny new light tank, and John talks to a private tank owner about the joys of this very expensive hobby. Also some thoughts on the Ukraine, and a review of Tsingtao beer.

We roar into the new year with a tank that was downright bad, but was built to be just good enough in an extremely cheap way.

It's the sten gun of tanks, it's the tank we'd have covered in February if we were smarter, it's the British Valentine!

Hi Folks, a special New Year Greeting to you from The Chieftain, Nicholas Moran himself, and a quick game of "Guess That Tank", check our Facebook for the answers and to post your scores!

https://www.facebook.com/TotesTanked

Breaking with tradition we're back for a second bite at the cherry in December.

We discuss:

-- Australia's new Huntsman self-propelled artillery, -- All the comments, messages, reviews and emails we've had from you fine folk during 2021 -- TWO beers for review! -- Recent events in and around Ukraine.

There's a lot to unpack so listen in and have the best possible Christmas!

What happens when a country with thousands of very good Russian tanks decides to build something different for themselves?

You get yourselves Arjuns!

As the sun set on the end of the world for Nazi Germany the Soviets made a super tank of their own to counter the wonder weapons.

With the armour to defeat German 88s, and the biggest gun ever mounted in a tank (until then) it was only relevant for a year, but it won the final battles of the Second World War.

This episode is about the IS2.

All tanks are supposed to be dangerous, but the M551 Sheridan was a killer even before it made contact with the enemy.

An excellent concept with desperately poor execution.

Rob and John talk about the madcap innovation of the Swedish turretless tank that still represents a high point of design brilliance. And then because we're Australians talking on defence issues we cover the weirdness of our submarine procurement.

This episode is all about Centurion!

So you've declared war on the whole world and you can't build proper tanks fast enough to keep the Red Army out of Prussia.

What do you come up with to slow down the enemy as much as possible, without actually changing the course of the war?

It's the tank that isn't a tank, the little armoured vehicle which no two tank nerds can even agree on the name of.

This month, Totally Tanked brings you: The Hetzer!