Late War Leviathans Book

It emerged out of the gloom, its creaking and clunking preceding it. Sergey’s eyes widened as the massive sand-colour beast crested the bridge, barely squeezing between its iron girders. The bridge visibly shook with its weight as the tank rumbled toward his gun’s position.

“Fire,” the battery commander yelled and Sergey pulled the lanyard on his 100mm anti-tank gun. A cloud of dust and smoke enveloped the gun and momentarily obscured the view ahead. 

“Nu vot,” Sergey expressed his surprise as the dust cleared and a massive German heavy tank loomed over him, completely unharmed. 

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During the course of World War II all the major powers were working on new and radical designs of weapons and equipment, the most famous among them being the German Wunderwaffen, Wonder-Weapons, like the Maus super-heavy tank. The Allies were also busy developing the new designs incorporating lessons learned from the fighting as well as newly developed technology such as the American T-28 assault tank, the British Centurion universal tank, and the mighty Soviet IS-7 heavy breakthrough tank.

Inside Leviathans you will find many of these weird and wonderful tanks, and other weapons that just missed World War II. However, we offer you four possible scenarios outlining  events that may have seen World War II continue beyond its historical end, from turning to fighting the expansion of communism, through to a new war against a resurgent Germany.

Fight Flames Of War battles with these Leviathans with their heavy armour and massive guns, either by adding them to your standard games, or using the new Leviathans games rules to fight with forces of these brutal brutes.

INSIDE YOU WILL FIND:

• Alternative Background for the War continuing beyond May 1945 in Europe.
• How to play Big Games with Leviathan tanks.
• Instructions on how to build: US Formations fielding T28 and M26 Pershing assault tanks, T29, T30, and T34 heavy tanks, M26 Pershing and M4 Easy Eight medium tanks, and armoured rifles.
• British Formations fielding Tortoise and Churchill assault tanks, Centurion and Charioteer tanks, and Saracen mounted motor infantry.
• German Formations fielding Maus and E-100 super heavy tanks, Tiger II and Tiger I heavy tanks, Panther (8.8cm) and Panther (7.5cm) tanks, E-100 and Skorpion tank-hunters, and Panzersturm infantry.
• Soviet Formations fielding IS-3, IS-7, T-10 heavy tanks, T-44 and T-54-1 medium tanks, ISU-130 assault guns, and BTR-152 mounted motor rifle infantry.
• Painting and Basing guides.