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What's in the pack:
- Aleksandr Kurganov, Chief Commander of the KST (retails at 19.95€)
- Ludmilla Magdanova, Strategist (KST) + 2 weapons and 2 alternative head - (retails at 13.95€)
- Volga Potemkine, Army Standard (KST) + 2 weapons and 2 alternative head - (retails at 14.95€)
- Natasha, Com Operator (KST) (retails at 13.95€)
- Red Hammers Command group (KST) 5 mutiparts soldiers + 8 weapons and 2 alternative head (retails at 22.95€)
- Red Hammers Troops (KST) 5 multiparts soldiers + 4 weapons and 3 alternative head (retails at 22.95€)
Round 25mm bases included. All the minis are in resin. Heroic 28mm scale.
Stories
THE KURGANOVA SHOCK TROOPS (KST)
Led by the ultra-powerful Kurganov family, the Kurganova Shock Troops are a highly organized and disciplined army with underlying Eastern European themes. They also benefit from the support of strong cyber-enhanced paganic magic. This, among other things, allows them to 'waken' the 'were' gene that can transform some members of the Kurganova army into giant were-wolves or were-bears.
→ Aleksander Kurganov, Chief Commander of the KST
Aleksandr Kurganov is deeply loved and seen as the good father of the Kurgan nation.
His courage and his integrity have always stood in contrast with the corrupt and greedy Kurgan high society and political milieu.
But his life would mean little to him without his 3 daughters, Olga, Ivanka and Malinka, and his wife, the supreme ruler of the Kurgans.
Universally praised as a military genius, Aleksandr outdoes himself when he works in sync with his three daughters.
Together, they are capable of hatching the cleverest strategies and achieving the most outstanding wins.
It was Aleksandr who gave a puppy to his daughters, for Malinka's 10th birthday.
Although nobody quite knows where Charlie the war bulldog came from, or why he's always wearing the hats of military heroes of ancient times...
→ Volga Potemkine, Army Standard (KST)
As you may have noted, Volga Potemkine is a somewhat tongue-in-cheek name, as it refers, in a very obvious fashion, to the battle of Stalingrad in which the Soviet Union fought the Nazis, and to the movie Battleship Potemkin, which tells the story of the mutiny of its crew against their czarist officers, and which has been called one of the greatest propaganda movie ever.