Holiday Ops 2026: Large Boxes

Possible Extra Rewards

• 1, 3, or 7 days of WoT Premium Account
• 250 , 500 , or 1,000  (on top of the guaranteed 250 )
• 100,000  or 500,000 
• A new Tier VIII or IX Premium vehicle, or a Tier X special vehicle (with a Garage slot)
• A new Tier II–V Premium vehicle (with a Garage slot)
• One of five new 3D styles
• One of five 3D styles from last year's Large Boxes
• One of 15 new 3D attachments
• One of multiple unique standard decorations that never repeat

NEW: "Bazyliszek" for the 

X CS-63

"Far beneath the bustling streets of our great city dwells a creature of grim renown, with a serpentine body and the wings of a dragon. By day, it is said, it lies dormant. Only by night, under cover of darkness, does it emerge, its hunger insatiable. Venture not near its dwellings, for one look into its wretched eyes is said to turn a man to stone. Perhaps, if one could make the beast see its own countenance, it would succumb to its own deadly powers. Yet such is its dread reputation that no valiant hero has yet arisen to end its reign of terror..."

NEW: "Coastguard" for the 

X BZ-75

"I used to dream of the sea. I grew up among the rivers and forests of the north, where winter lasts half the year and the cold stings your face, and I hated it. The colors are different here, on the southern coast. It's all one endless, humid summer: lush green on land and the deep blue of the ocean as far as the eye can see. I didn't even see the sea till I was 25, when they deployed me down here. It's even more beautiful than I imagined. And yet, ever since, my mind has kept wandering back to those long, harsh winters. You can leave the north, but the north never leaves you."

NEW: "Special Delivery" for the 

IX Char Futur 4

" 'What do you do?' they ask me. 'I drive,' I tell them. I drive and I deliver. Most tanks are loaded to the teeth with shells and supplies. Mine's full of love letters and care packages. I'm a postman, you see. I'm the link between the front lines and the 'real' world outside. It's a strange kind of job. Some would call it boring, monotonous. Not for me. This work is meditative. It's mysterious, and important. So I'll do it until they don't need me anymore. Because that's what I do. I drive. And I deliver."

NEW: "Law of the Jungle" for the 

X Rheinmetall Panzerwagen

"This place is hell for a tanker. The heat, the humidity, the damn bugs that somehow get everywhere no matter how many nets you put up. It's even worse for a tank. Uneven terrain, impassable thickets, torrential rains, mud, swamps. And zero visibility to boot. You try to conquer the jungle by force, it'll eat you alive. Many have tried, and none have succeeded. No, to conquer the jungle, you have to become part of it. Learn it, breathe with it. Live by its rules. That's when you stop being the hunted, and start being the hunter."

NEW: "Polar Storm" for the 

IX Kunze Panzer

"It was dark like you wouldn't believe. Just endless blackness, the complete absence of light. Our engine was dead, and the blizzard raged ever fiercer. We counted our supplies—enough for a day or two, no more. We were convinced it was the end. But that was when it appeared. A pale glow on the horizon that grew into a blinding flash, until the whole sky shimmered in a cool electric blue. And, against it, the silhouette of a great bird. Next thing we knew, it was day, and the storm had subsided. We still don't know what happened, or why. But the owl has been with us ever since."

"Quintessence" for the 

X Vz. 55

"It was all worth it. Every vision, every hallucination, every fever dream that left me soaked in cold sweat. This city’s crawling with magic—psychics, soothsayers, alchemists, mages. Can't even duck into a tavern or slip down a dingy alley without tripping over 'em. But even the darkest necromancers couldn't have envisioned a power like this. It surges through our fighting machines with a neon glow that dares our enemies to challenge us—as if they have a chance. The ancients believed aether was the breath of the gods. Having seen what it’s capable of, I think they may just have been right."

"The Rod" for the 

X Grille 15

"Give a man a fish and you feed him for the day. Give a man a fishing rod-shaped tank, and you make sure he gets the best haul on the battlefield for a lifetime! It may seem far-fetched, but taking out a formidable enemy tank is a lot like catching that trophy fish, when you think about it. Strike too early, and you'll scare away your prey. Too late, and you'll have missed your opportunity. You need to show extreme patience and focus as you wait for exactly the right moment. And then—BOOM! Reel 'em in and enjoy, because you've got 'em hook, line, and sinker."

"The Tortoise" for the 

IX Tortoise

"I say this with the utmost respect for hares, but slow and steady really does win the battle. I'm no spring chicken any more—I'm an old, wise tortoise, and I've lived long enough to realize that. I've seen a lot in my time, and my shell has been hardened by countless battles over the years. As you grow older, you gain perspective on a lot of things. And you come to understand that, no matter how much we might want something, patience is a virtue, and good things come to those who wait. Good things like, oh, I don't know, a nice comfy retirement home in the Galápagos, for example…"

"Orlík" for the 

IX Škoda T 50

"The road never ends. That war finished, but once again our crew is headed full steam for liberty and justice. And you should see how! They fear our trains, but what will they say when THIS appears on the tracks?! The headlamp cuts through the night, the wheels knock out a rhythm, and the little Orlík approaches its destination. It's no longer a tank—it's a drastic measure. When words run out, that's when 'Maxim' steps into action. When diplomacy doesn't work, we load AP shells. When the others are silent, we speak the language of war. And we speak loud..."

"Amphibious" for the 

IX M53/M55

[HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL]
Amphibious SPG Field Trial Report

After months of research and fine-tuning of countless prototypes, testing of an amphibious modification of the M53/55 was launched this morning. Despite its impressive performance on land, the project's inherent flaws became apparent almost immediately upon its contact with water. The failures are, quite frankly, too many to list within the confines of this brief report, but the conclusion is as follows: work on all amphibious SPG projects is hereby CANCELED with immediate effect. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DRIVE THE VEHICLE UNDERWATER!