Alternative heavy tanks
In our history, the “King Tiger” has remained a symbol of a belated technological leap, compounded by logistical problems and the Third Reich’s growing ...
At the turn of the 1920s and 1930s, the design bureau at the Bolshevik Plant developed a heavy tank project designated the T-30. The development was notable ...
The author of this work, our Western colleague Racercowan, decided to reimagine the well-known—one might even say legendary—Soviet pre-war heavy ...
Following the battleship “Mancikert” from the surviving Byzantine Empire, I decided to imagine what the tanks of our Megagresia might look like. To do this, I ...
When American tank crews first encountered German Pz.Kpfw. VI “Tiger” tanks in Tunisia and Sicily, the effect was akin to a blow to the nervous system of the ...
The early postwar decades in the Soviet Union were a time not only of rebuilding the devastated industrial sector but also of bold engineering experiments. In ...
The Soviet Object 279 went down in history as perhaps the strangest tank ever to actually exist in metal. Four tracks, a 130 mm gun, extraordinarily heavy ...
