At the time, ARMYTECH, a Czech company specializing in rebuilding historic engines, was visiting the Tank Museum workshop, and both teams worked together to prepare a plan of action to fix the leak. In 1953, the Tiger I tank arrived at the Tank Museum, where it’s remained ever since, undergoing restoration work, as needed. To repair the damage, ARMYTECH had to remove the engine from the tank, repair and rebuild it, at which point it was returned to the Tank Museum to be reinstalled.