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January 28, 2025

Sniper Elite: Resistance: Mission 4, Collision Course Collectibles

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This guide is for Mission 4: Collision Course, of Sniper Elite: Resistance, the newest entry into the famous sniping franchise. Taking place at the same time as the events of Sniper Elite 5, you play the role of Captain Harry Hawker, a British sniper who’s working with the French resistance to stop the latest Nazi Wunderwaffe.

Throughout the games campaign, you’ll collect a range of collectibles to upgrade your weapons. There’s also lore, intel, and extra story beats to find in the game. Not to mention the new ‘propaganda missions’ which present you with extra missions.

Collectible types

For completionists and achievement / trophy hunters, there’s plenty to go at, with 135 collectibles spread across eight of the nine missions in the game. These include:

Personal letters – open envelopes with letters that are scattered throughout the levels, sometimes these are mission related. You’ll unlock the “Pen Pal” achievement for finding 35 of these.
Classified documents – usually blue documents with the Eagle emblem emblazoned on it, sometimes these are mission related. You’ll unlock the “Top Secret” achievement for finding 35 of these.
Hidden items – different collectibles that can be mission related (propaganda posters count as a hidden item). You’ll unlock the “Treasure Hunter” achievement for finding 22 of these.
Dead-eye targets – these are stone eagle statues that sit in different places across the levels, shoot them down. You’ll unlock the “Spread Your Wings” achievement for destroying 21 of these.
Workbenches – finding them gives you new customisation options for your weapons. Use them to tinker and upgrade your loadout. You’ll unlock the “Innovator” achievement for finding 22 of these.
Propaganda posters – find these to unlock a new propaganda mission to tackle from the main menu.
Kill List Targets (not a collectible but there are further unlocks to be had) – these are high value targets on the map. Killing them with a specific method or weapon will grant you a new unlock. You’ll need the extra weapons to unlock the “Master at Arms” achievement for becoming the master of each weapon.

Mission 4: Collision Course (19 collectibles)

Five personal letters
Five classified documents
Three hidden items (one of which is a Propaganda poster)
Three dead-eye targets
Three workbenches

Collectibles are listed in the order they appear in the menu, not the order they are most efficiently collected.

Personal Letters

“A Gift, and a Name” (1 / 5)

Right at the beginning of the level. You will need to climb some vines to access the first main area of the mission. To your right after getting to the top is a tree with a letter pinned to it with a knife.

“I Will Miss You” (2 / 5)

After the power station, head to the far right on the map until you reach a checkpoint. The letter in the guard house on a table.

“What a Discovery” (3 / 5)

In the first area, there’s a courtyard with a fountain in it, with two soldiers patrolling. To the right is a small shed with a blue door, pick the lock and the letter is in there.

“So Boring” (4 / 5)

On one of the wrecked flak cannons from the first mission (Prologue: Behind Enemy Lines). It’s on a crate.

“I’m So Sorry” (5 / 5)

Near the big house that’s the main objective. There’s a partially destroyed stone building. In there, on a crate in front a ladder is the letter.

Classified Documents

“Transfer Details” (1 / 5)

In the wooden train station building. On the top floor on the right hand side. Near the entrance as you come in from the right hand staircase. It’s on a table.

“Requisition Orders” (2 / 5)

In the power station (top right of the map). On the bottom floor, on a crate next to a supply box.

“Findings Report” (3 / 5)

In the large house where you need to destroy intel for the main objective. On the top floor, in the room that looks onto the balcony. It’s on a desk.

“Requesting Support” (4 / 5)

In the first main area, before you go up the hill to the train station. There’s a long wooden house on the right hadn side. On the second floor, in the backroom, on a table is the document.

“Dam Damage Report” (5 /5)

Next to the technology you need to destroy as part of the main objectives. Very top of the map, to the left a bit, before crossing the dam. On a table in the tent.

Hidden Items

“Wine Bottle” (1 / 3)

Upstairs in the wooden train station building. On a bar in the centre area.

“Gas Mask” (2 / 3)

In the big house where you need to destroy evidence for the main objective. It’s in the basement on a table.

Propaganda Poster – “La Resistance” (3 / 3)

Below the big house where one of the main objectives. It’s on train track behind the tank.

Dead-Eye Targets

You’re looking for the white eagle icons on the image.

Stone Eagle (1 / 3)

Where you started the first mission (Prologue), there’s now a stone eagle there.

Stone Eagle (2 / 3)

Before you reach the objective where you need to destroy the technology. The eagle is located on some mountains to the left of the path that runs up to where you need to go.

Stone Eagle (3 /3)

Sneaky sneaky eagle. This one is hiding underneath the dam, balancing on a piece of metal work. Can be easily seen from the bridge where the tank is stationed.

Workbenches

You must interact with the workbenches for them to count as collected.

Workbench (1 / 3)

As you enter the first main area, after climbing the vines from the zipline at the beginning. There’s a wooden house in front of you. It’s slightly to the left of the area. Spot the vines on the side of the house and climb up it to find the workbench on your right as you enter.

Workbench (2 / 3)

To the left of the train station building is one of the main objectives you must destroy. Next to that is a locked gate. Head through and down the ladder into the underground room to find the workbench.