This month’s issue of Miniature Wargames contains an article in which I explain Combat HQ’s design goals, and how I went about creating and testing the game.
The T–70 was developed as a light, reconnaissance tank, despite having a slower speed than the T34s. It can get itself out of trouble using its Break-off ability.
The T34/43 is an improved version of the T34. Fast and armed with a 76mm gun it has sloped armour and is a good all-round tank.
The T34/85 was developed to carry a larger gun capable of dealing with the German Panthers and Tigers. Its increased armour and 85mm gun make it one of the best tanks of World War Two.
The KV–85 is a heavy tank armed with a 85mm gun. While better than the T34/43, the KV–85 is out-performed by the T34/85.
The SU–85 is equipped with the same gun as the T34/85 and is an effective tank destroyer with good armour protection and fast speed.
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