TG-5 Soviet Ultra-Heavy Tank

The TG-5, also known as "Grote’s 1,000 tonne Festungs Panzer", was an ultra-heavy tank design. Work began in the Soviet Union in the 1930s, and the design eventually evolved into the infamous, German, P.1000 "Ratte". This design can be seen as a direct predecessor to the Ratte, and the design work was done by the same engineer, who moved back to Germany after the TG-5 design was rejected by the Soviets. The tank was to be armed with one turret with 2x305mm cannons, two turrets with 2x152mm cannons, two turrets with 2x76mm guns, & two turrets with 1x45mm cannon. The size and armament of this design are comparable to many of the later proposals for the Ratte. 

This model has been scaled to be compatible with most A&A-style games, giving the Soviet's an equivalent unit to the German P.1000 "Ratte".