The museum is quite compact, but very rich - it is the Finns who have the largest collection of our T-26s, in general, there are many of our tanks from the Finnish and World War II periods, and our post-war equipment is also in considerable numbers. All this is in excellent condition, albeit in a somewhat unusual way. There are fresh pastries in the cafe in the morning.

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Иван Рогнар

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An incredibly interesting museum among Finnish villages and hamlets. There is a magnificent exposition, a lot of equipment and various exhibits, there are unique tanks.. Now, of course, it's going to be cooler in Patriot Park and Kubinka, but it's also great here. By the way, you can't double-check about the "cooler" ones, they're not allowed in Suomi anymore. Strange.. I wandered there all day, it's very interesting, they drive tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, it's fun. The equipment is located in the forest in tiers, beautifully.. There are also more modern ones in the hangars. A distinctive feature is that you can climb on (in) combat vehicles, touch them with your hands.. Our museums are already resting here, it's cool. A great place to visit.

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Виктор Т.

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The museum is excellent, there are many unique tanks. There are even preserved ones in a single copy here. It is obligatory for all those interested in history to visit. At the same time, the museum is somewhat neglected, there are few visitors on a normal day. Tanks on the street have been standing in the open air for a long time, relatively recently they were given a canopy. As a result, they require restoration. Souvenirs are very expensive, they explain that it is necessary to survive.

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