An angry customer parked a tank-like self-propelled gun outside a store in protest over the 'poor quality' $30,000 kitchen they built him

• Paul Gibbons, 63, paid the British store Wickes $30,000 for a "high-quality" kitchen.
• But after being left unsatisfied with the job, he drove a tank-like self-propelled gun to the store.
• "I'm making a stand simply to say that it's not right," Gibbons told local news.

A customer who has been in a dispute with the British DIY store Wickes over a kitchen redesign for the last 10 months has taken his battle with the retailer to a more literal level.

Paul Gibbons, 63, parked a tank-like Cold War-era self-propelled gun vehicle outside a branch of the store in the southern English town of Basingstoke this week in protest over kitchen work carried out by Wickes that he says was "poor quality."