With the proliferation of United States and British Commonwealth two-legged walkers, the engineers of the Science Cities set out to replicate their successes with their own bipedal designs. One outcome was the DM-40 Molot, a development of the Kazak design, that would solve its forerunner's attrition issues with especially thick armour. This necessitated a thickening of the legs to such an extent that the Molot lacks much in the way of manoeuvrability, relying instead on its thick front armour to absorb all but the highest velocity and calibre rounds. Whilst still not capable of going toe-to-toe with the heaviest Axis walkers, it is more than a foil to bipedal examples thanks to its formidable anti-tank gun. Its weapon mounts have also been designed so that it can be fitted with a number of armaments, which makes it a prime candidate to carry Zvukovoy weapons, and enable it to fulfil a number of battlefield roles.

Box contains one resin/Warlord Resin miniature, supplied with Soviet Bloc vehicle decal sheet.

Miniature sculpted by Jon Heeney. Studio miniature painted by Darek Wyrozebski.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted