KV-5

"That thing was too big to be called a tank, too big, too thick, too heavy, too rough. More like a large hunk of iron."

– Hans Guderian

"What could be vorst zhan a giant box turreted behemoth!?" "ZWEI BOXED TURRETED BEHEMOTHS!!"

In Flames of War

Da Stats

Have you ever wanted to roleplay as a brick of solid steel?

In Real Life

You look at him, and you tell me there's a God.

Soviet Forces in Flames of War
Tanks:	T-70 - Valentine - M5/M3 Stuart - M3 Lee - T-34 - KV - Churchill - IS-2 - Captured Tank Platoon - T-28 - BT-7 - KV-2 - T-26
Transports:	M3 Scout Car - Universal Carrier - SdKfz 251
Infantry:	Rifles - Motor Rifles - Penal Company - Storm Group - SMG Company - Engineer Sapper Company
Artillery:	Katyusha - 152mm Artillery - 122mm Artillery - 76mm Artillery - 120mm Mortars - 82mm mortars
Tank Destroyers and Assault Guns:	45mm Anti Tank - 57mm Anti Tank - 76mm Anti Tank - 100mm Anti Tank - SU-76 - SU-85 - SU-100 - SU-122 - SU-152 - ISU-122/ISU-152
Recon:	Scout Platoon - BA-64 Platoon - Armored Reconnaissance Platoon - Reconnaissance Platoon
Aircraft:	Il-2 Sturmovik
Anti-Aircraft:	ZSU M17 - DShK AA MG Platoon
Midwar Monsters:	KV-3 - KV-5 - T-43

The KV-5 was never built, and instead existed as a set of five different production sketches of a possible "upgrade" to the KV series. The most recognizable version was the five-turreted version modeled for World of Tanks, and it is this version that Flames of War went with.