Soviet Military Vehicles
Cardboard Class - This tank is constructed of spare cardboard boxes which were originally houses for Soviet farmers. It is water resistant and capable of being deployed from almost any terrain.
Bio Class - This tank is constructed of a wood frame around two sturdy oxen. Originally used for plowing fields, these oxen have been re purposed for intense combat. Capable of a 1,000 pound carrying weight.
Destroyer Class - Affectionately nicknamed "Rust-Bucket" by its pilots, the Destoyer class tank is the only vehicle in the Soviet arsenal created of metal. When the Soviet Government outlawed gasoline as being a "Bourgeoisie Luxury", trucks everywhere were abandoned. Over time they accumulated rust. Soviet weapons designers saw the crimson color as a sign that these vehicles must be used once more for the glory of the Motherland! Metal sheet armor, as thick as .35 inches in some places, was used to ensure that this weapon of immense power would be unstoppable.
Light Infantry Armored Assault Transport - The only Soviet vehicle capable of self-propulsion, the LIAAT's origins were in capitalist America. Years ago children would use improvised moving units, containing a red metal chassis with three wheels. This design was adopted by Soviet Russia and a strong wood frame was added, to protect against projectile attacks. The Red color was unchanged.