When Lert went to the Panzermuseum in Munster, Germany

Lert: So a German friend of mine drove over (I live in the Netherlands) and treated me to a day to the Panzermuseum in Munster, Germany as a (two weeks early) birthday present.   I've written before about my adventures in Overloon museum in the Netherlands where they have several Shermans, a Cromwell, a Leopard 1, a Centurion Mk 5/1 and their best exhibit, a Panther G, but Munster completely blows Overloon out of the water. Perhaps not in terms of size and number of vehicles, but definitely in quality of exhibits. Where the majority of vehicles at Overloon are allied transports, recovery vehicles, motorcycles etc, the majority of vehicles in Munster are actual tanks.   Here is a small pick:   'Wotan', a replica A7V   PzKpfw I on a turntable, so adorable. It's about as big as a VW beetle. The old, classic one.   PzKpfw 38(t), iconic   Marder III, known as Marder 38(t) in WoT, the little murdermachine that could.   JagdPanzer 38(t)   PzKpfw III Ausf. L with the 50 L/60   StuG III (I think Ausf G, might be wrong), legendary     PzKfw IV Aus. G, with the 75 L/48   A mothertrucking JAGDPANTHER. This thing was - .... Wow. I'm 6'3 and I can't see over the engine deck. It has been on my bucket list for a long, long time to see a JagdPanther, so I can cross that off. Eeeeee ...   PzKfw VI Tiger. This thing is amazing to just stand next to. Almost as much as the~   F'ing KONIGSTIGER!!!! With SturmTiger in the background for good measure. My inner wehraboo squeed more than a little.   How enormous the KonigsTiger really is. Pictures don't do it justice. I'm 6'3".   Not pictured: Various Leopard I's, a Patton or two, M41 Walker Bulldog, Centurion, Leopard 2A4, T-34/85, Hummel, Stummel, KettenKrad, Goliath, SWS ... If there's enough demand I'll post some of those too.   Crossposted.