The idea for this ship came from our colleague Stvolyar, but I’m posting this on my own behalf since I didn’t contribute anything beyond the general concept ...

The August sun of 1904 beat down mercilessly, turning the surface of the sea into a molten mirror across which steel silhouettes glided. Heavy, gunpowder-laden ...

I'm reposting this article because new illustrations have been added. A recently conceived idea to “compile and distribute” the technical specifications of ...

A heavy, salty fog crept slowly across the waters of Aniva Bay, obscuring the silhouettes of the ships like ghosts shrouded in gray gauze. On the ...

Earlier, we explored an alternate world in which the Russian Empire, at the turn of the 1880s and 1890s, adopted 7-inch guns for its navy. For simplicity’s ...

Other articles in this series This is perhaps the most important and interesting article on the world of Russian 7-inch guns. It will focus on the mainstay ...

I'm continuing the discussion on a more capable Russian Navy on the eve of the Russo-Japanese War.   If we look at the keel-laying dates (or, ...

Across our website, people often try to “correct” the fate of the Russian Empire through the figure of Nicholas II. Some insert time travelers from the future ...

You could call it the trendy term “side-well.” To some, the ending of *Become a Shadow for Evil* might seem lackluster (to me too, since the characters did all ...