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Flames of War - Soviet - Kutusov's Heroes (x10, Plastic)

Leytenant Aleksey Zhidkov sat in the turret hatch of his T-34, listening to the rumble of diesel engines as the dawn light crept slowly over the lip of the ravine. Counting the shapes emerging from...

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Flames of War - Soviet - 82mm & 120mm Mortar Company (x30, Plastic)

When the heavy guns of the Red Army artillery batteries were otherwise occupied, it was useful for the infantry to have their own indirect-fire weapons. The 82mm and 120mm Mortars could be just as...

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Flames of War - Soviet - PTRD AT Rifle Company (x 36, Plastic)

The Red Army used massed PTRD anti-tank rifles to protect their infantry from enemy armour. While one anti-tank rifle was not necessarily particularly deadly, a dozen or more could be very effective;...

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Flames of War - Soviet - Maksim MG Company (x18, Plastic)

Fire support from the old, reliable Maksim machine-gun gave Red Army rifle battalions the ability to keep their enemies pinned and unable to fire, while the riflemen closed and overran their...

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Flames of War - Soviet - BA-64 Armoured Car Platoon (x4, Plastic)

The light BA-64 armoured car was small and cheap to build. Effective scouts, they would advance down roads to quickly find and report the enemy’s positions.  Includes four plastic BA-64 armoured...

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Flames of War - Soviet - IS-85 Guards Heavy Tank Company (x2, Plastic)

Able to drive straight into the teeth of the enemy defences and destroy anything in its path, the IS-85 was the epitome of mid-war heavy tank design; incorporating the strengths of its predecessors...

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Flames of War - Soviet - SU-122 Medium SP Battery (x4, Plastic/Resin/Metal)

In April 1942 several Soviet design bureaus were tasked with developing an armoured assault gun mounting a 122mm or greater weapon. The most successful design to emerge from this process came from...

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Flames of War - Soviet - SU-152 Heavy SP Battery (x2, Plastic/Resin/Metal)

The SU-152 heavy self-propelled gun, nicknamed the "Big Game Hunter" or "Zookeeper", was an effective antidote to the German Tiger and Panther tanks. A 152mm ML-20 gun-howitzer mounted on a KV-1s...

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Flames of War - Soviet - SU-85 Medium SP Battery (x4, Plastic)

In January 1943 work began to mount an 85mm gun on the hull of the SU-122. The project was started in response to the appearance of the Tiger 1E on the Russian front. After several prototypes were...

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Flames of War - Soviet - Churchill Guards Heavy Tank Company (x5, Plastic)

The Churchill heavy tank was thick-skinned enough to be almost impervious to infantry in assaults and had well-armoured ammunitions bins that were unlikely to explode under fire. Churchills were sent...

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Flames of War - Soviet - T-70 Tank Company (x5, Plastic)

The T-70 light tank used automobile engines and easily-manufactured components to create a tank that didn't need a heavy-machinery factory to build. Despite its small size and cheap price, it still...

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Flames of War - Soviet - T-34 Tank Company (x5, Plastic)

The robust T-34 suited the Red Army. It was simple to make, forgiving of poor maintenance and easy to repair - plus, there were many more rolling out of the factories to replace those that could not...

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Flames of War - Soviet - Storm Group (x68, Plastic)

The most experienced and self-reliant soldiers of Red Army battalions were gathered together into hand-picked storm groups. Backed by additional heavy weapons, they assaulted buildings and entrenched...

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Flames of War - Soviet - SMG Company (x120, Plastic)

Each Red Army regiment had one or more submachine-gun companies. These assault troops had massive short-range firepower to suppress enemy defences, then brutalize them in close combat. Includes...

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Flames of War - Soviet - Rifle Company (x152, Plastic)

The soldiers of the Red Army frequently demonstrated their lethality in close quarters assaults. Fighting to rid the beloved Motherland of the fascist invaders, they showed little mercy. Driven...

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Flames of War - Soviet - 122mm Artillery Battery (4x, Plastic)

The 122mm artillery gun threw a bigger shell than the equivalent German howitzer over a longer range. They destroyed guns, tanks, and infantry with equal ease. When rolled up to point-blank range,...

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Flames of War - Soviet - 76mm Anti-Tank Company (4x, Plastic)

Heavy tank-killer companies were outfitted with either 57mm or 76mm guns, both devastating against vehicles. The 76mm could hold its own against light armour and soft targets, while the 57mm variant...

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Flames of War - Soviet - 45mm Anti-Tank Company (x4, Plastic)

The 45mm anti-tank guns were extremely mobile in the hands of their Soviet crews; out of necessity, as the Soviets were rarely afforded the luxury of motorised tow vehicles. These elite tank-killers...

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Flames of War - Soviet - T-60 Tank Company (x5, Resin/Metal)

Cheap and simple to produce, with a crew of only two, the tiny T-60 was expected to take its place on the front line alongside the T-34 and KV-1. The T-60 was produced in automobile factories while...

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Flames of War - Soviet - Katyusha Guards Rocket Battery (x4, Plastic)

The Red Army was a world leader in the field of rocketry. They used truck-mounted salvo rocket launchers against the Germans right from the start of the war. These saturated a large area with...

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Flames of War - Soviet - M3 Stuart Tank Company (x5, Plastic)

As a classic light tank, combining speed and light armour, the M3 Stuart fit in readily with the existing Soviet doctrine for exploiting breakthroughs. However, experience showed that the M3 Stuart's...

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Flames of War - Soviet - M3 Lee Tank Company (x5, Plastic)

The rather unusual looking M3 Lee mounted its 75mm gun in a sponson at the front of the hull, and a 37mm gun in a small turret on top. This unusual measure allowed the tank to be rushed into...

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Flames of War - Soviet - Valentine Tank Company (x5, Plastic)

Britain and Canada shipped over 3000 Valentine tanks to the Soviet Union as part of their lend-lease aid. Although the British viewed the Valentine as a heavy infantry-support tank, the Red Army...

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Flames of War - Soviet - KV Tank Company (x5, Plastic)

The KV-1 heavy tank was one of the most heavily-armoured tanks of the Second World War, with up to 120mm of cast steel armour on the turret. Few enemy tanks (or even anti-tank guns) had any chance of...