The M14/41 light tank was developed in 1941 as a modernization project of the M13/40 tank. The main difference was the more powerful diesel (instead of gasoline) engine installed in addition to improved weaponry and armor for the tank. The 125 hp engine allows the tank to develop a good maximum speed of 33 km/h. Unlike the M14/41 presented in the regular tree, the premium M14/41 (47/40) is armed with a 47mm 47/40 mod. 38 cannon with 87 rounds of ammunition, and in addition, equipped with two 8mm Breda Mod.38 machine guns and one 13.2 mm Breda Mod.31 machine gun.

The Re.2001 was an Italian single-seat, single-engine fighter, developed in the early 1940’s by Reggiane at the request of the Royal Air Force of Italy. The fighter was a modernized version of the Re.2000 Falco I with the more powerful Alfa Romeo R.A.1000 RC.41 engine installed, allowing the aircraft to reach a top speed of over 540 km/h. The standard armament is represented by two 12.7 mm Breda-SAFAT machine guns and two 7.7 mm Breda-SAFAT machine guns.