A trip to Arsenalen – The Swedish Tank Museum - Part 4 Foreign Vehicles

We end this four-part look at the Arsenalen tank museum with a look at the foreign vehicles on display.
The earlier parts:
Part 1 - AFVs in Swedish use, WWII and before 
Part 2 - AFVs in Swedish use, post WWII
Part 3 - Softskins and guns in Swedish use

A German Pz. I. Let's say it's not very big...

The Soviet T 37 light amphibious tank is about as small.  This one was captured by a Finnish soldier on the Salla front in 1939 and gifted to the Swedish voluteers fighting in Finland in 1940. It is one of only two surviving examples.

It must have been cramped...

Gun Motor Carriage M16

T-34-85

Sherman Firefly M4A4. This is one of four bought after the war for evaluation

An SdKfz 131, Marder II. This one was bought in 1946 for evaluation but was in a sorry state and refurbished  much later for this exhibit.

Kübelwagen 

Carrier

Hetzer

It's not a large tank...

Hetzer and Goliath

T-72M1 with wading equipment.

A T-55 cut open

M113

That's it.
I probably missed a couple of vehicles, but that is a good reason for you to visit this excellent museum.

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