The Tank Museum
Tanks in running condition are owned by The Tank Museum Bovington in the United Kingdom, the American Heritage Museum in the United States, and several private owners in Australia. The Tank Museum completely restored its Matilda II tank from 2015 to 2018, with updates provided through YouTube. While a gearbox fault prevented it running at the 2018 Tankfest (its first advertised running event since 2013), the issue was corrected and the tank has run at several events since. The Tank Museum at Bovington also displays the only surviving Matilda Canal Defence Light, not on public display since Nov 2019 and currently housed in the Vehicle Conservation Centre. However it has been replaced in the new (July 2020) WW2 Hall display by a static Matilda in desert Caunter camouflage scheme, original source unknown. This tank has additional steel bars welded to some track link faces, Russian style, despite not being an ex-Russian tank. In the UK, the Imperial War Museum also has a Matilda - listed as a Mk V - with additional turret ring armour on display in the Land Warfare Hall at their Duxford site.