During the early days of the 20th century, a civilian transport train was converted into an unstoppable war machine that ruled the rails of Eastern Europe and Asia.

Among the many armored trains produced during this era, none became as famous and feared as the Zaamurets. Assembled in the last days of World War I by the decadent Tsarist Army, this armored train had no loyalties.

The Zaamurets were equipped with two fully traversable 57-millimeter turrets, a dozen machine guns, and layers of thick armor.

The weaponized vehicle became highly sought by the White and Red Russians of the Bolshevik revolution, but it eventually also fell under the hands of the Czechoslovak Legion, the Chinese, and the Japanese.

They all wanted to own the most devastating land-based super-weapon of the time.

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