Konflikt '47

March 1947. As Europe emerges from the worst winter in living memory the Soviet war machine is replenished and ready for action. 1946 was not the greatest year for The Motherland, although the German invaders were repulsed in their efforts...

Commissar Drugov was always a large, brutal bully of a man who found a natural home in the Soviet Political Commissariat where his fervour and belligerent nature gained him rapid recognition and promotion. Commissar Drugov is equipped with an assault...

In a rush to keep up with their foes, Soviet infantry armour was developed quickly and put into use not long after their rivals. Cumbersome and bulky, the Soviet suits lack subtlety, but their effectiveness is not disputed. Unlike other...

Using a low level of DNA enhancement through their Rift-tech programme, the Soviet Union has created an all-female, propaganda-driven elite unit. Combined with intensive training and indoctrination, the unit has proven highly effective in combat, although is only used when...

The Daughters of the Motherland have become a regular sight on Soviet newsreels and often feature on radio broadcasts. To maximise their media profile, a plan was developed to increase their presence on the battlefield and thereby bolster the (often...

Through a combination of espionage, scientific exploitation of prisoners, and defecting scientists, the Soviet Union gained substantial knowledge of the German super-soldier and genesplicing programmes and produced its own versions of DNA enhanced soldiers. In an effort to make soldiers...

The Soviets developed a weapon utilising Ursine DNA to create an 8ft tall man/bear hybrid that could go toe-to toe with any enhanced infantry on the battlefields of 1947. Powerful, but lacking control, the Ursus soldiers were often unleashed in...

These Soviet-designed sonic shock cannons are brutally effective against infantry and unprotected vehicle crews, utilising ultra-low frequencies focussed into an energy pulse that behaves like a battering ram they can disrupt most targets they face. The beam dissipates rapidly through...

The Soviets recognised the versatility of the German Spinne walker and were able to reverse engineer much of the technology from captured examples. Using biped technology stolen from the US, they were able to produce the Cossack. Fast and agile...

In the north, the Soviets maintain pressure on the Germans with fighting heaviest around the embattled city of Warsaw. The intensity of the fighting effectively renders the city uninhabited, but its symbolism as Poland's capital means neither Hitler or Stalin...

Having suffered terribly at the hands of German Thor and Zeusnheavy panzermechs, the Soviets put a tremendous effort into replicating their effect. After capturing a Thor, they were able to replicate much of the multi-leg technology. Picturing the Mammoth as...

The Mastadon is a behemoth, well armoured, mobile and mechanically reliable. The design requirement to place the main gun in a turret has stretched Soviet ingenuity to the limit, but the result is effective, if not pretty. Its one weakness...

These Soviet-designed sonic shock cannons are brutally effective against infantry and unprotected vehicle crews, utilising ultra-low frequencies focused into an energy pulse that behaves like a battering ram they can disrupt most targets they face. The beam dissipates rapidly through...

While the Zvukovoy Proyektor proved effective on the T-34 chassis when used to support the Soviet heavy assault regiments. The well armoured KV-mounted Zvukovoy Proyektor was more capable of disrupting enemy formations prior to the wave of assault infantry as...

The Zvukovoy Proyektor unleashes powerful energy pulses which can incapacitate swathes of enemies with a single blast, even neutralising crew hiding inside their armoured vehicles. The pulse rapidly dissipates through the atmosphere but once the target has been hit, even...

Developed to counter Enhanced Infantry, these 8-foot-tall Human/Bear hybrids give the Red Army a terrifying presence on the battlefield! As if teeth and claws weren’t enough, these Ursus sport massive clubs, capable of crushing a man to a bloody pulp!...

Although the early heavy infantry armour fielded by the Soviets was both effective and functional, it was clear there was room to improve the design. Initial trials to convert the existing design to a more anti-infantry role were of limited...

The latest armour to be issued to heavy infantry units is designed to be more versatile than the first early copies of Allied and German Rift-technology. The need for officers to be at the spearhead of attacks has ensured that...