The biggest issue was finding old electrical components. Representatives from the Museum pointed out it took one and a half to two years to get this simulator running to expectations. This cool simulator for the Type 61 is the only one still in existence. He also pointed out that these were excellent tools at the time for teaching the basics of control over tank systems in a time when those 3D engines that are used today just didn't exist.
Each one of those simulator versions represented different tanks that the Swiss Army deployed at one time or another. In fact, according to Swiss Military Museum Guide and former Swiss Army tank driver Beat Schläfli, what is currently in the museum is a version of one of twelve different simulators. The tank simulator of the 1970s just used monitors, miniatures, and cameras.
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