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Take not a single step back with this Soviet Bloc force!
The forces of the Soviet Bloc are hell-bent on sourcing their own Rift, but they are not without their own Rift ‘gifts’, gleaned from agents embedded deep in the scientific institutions of their hated foes. The renewed might of the Soviet war machine is powered by armoured walkers, terrifying genetic creations, and almost unparalleled manpower.
The Soviet Bloc starter army is a perfect way to get started with a new army in Konflikt ’47, containing several signature Soviet units, complete with Order and Rift Dice.
At the centred of the force is an Assault Platoon featuring two units of Ursus infantry, huge, utterly terrifying, and all but unstoppable at close quarters, equally capable of tearing flesh and armour to shreds. They are supported by a squad of Moroz Gul, who chill the very air around them and unleash Killing Mists that render a foe unable to fight back. The platoon is led by a Platoon Commander, waving a banner of the Soviet Bloc (this sculpt is exclusive to this set).
An Armoured Platoon is also included, buoyed by the slow, yet heavily armoured ‘Molot’ walker, capable of dishing out high-calibre punishment to enemy vehicles. Finally a T34-ZP, a traditional tank modified with the Rift-derived Zvukovoy Preyektor weapon unleashes morale-shattering shockwaves across the battlefield.
Konflikt '47 is the game of heroes, horrors, monsters, and mechs, putting you in command of the nightmarish struggle for supremacy as the old world is torn apart and remade in blood and crackling energy. Fast-paced, lethal gameplay provides countless cinematic moments, with fluctuating Rift energies and the ever-present fog of war ensuring that no two games are ever the same, and the outcome is never guaranteed. Heroes and villains on each side lend their unique abilities to turn the tide of battle, as mechs and monsters face off in brutal contests of flesh versus steel.
This is not war. This is the end.
The Soviet Bloc Starter Army contains the following miniatures:
1 Soviet Bloc Platoon Commander (Warlord Resin; exclusive to this set)
3 Ursus Infantry (Warlord Resin)
3 Ursus Infantry with Mauls (Warlord Resin)
5 Moroz Gul (Warlord Resin)
1 DM-40 ‘Molot’ Medium Walker (Resin/Warlord Resin)
1 T-34/ZP Medium Tank (Plastic with Resin/Warlord Resin components)
6 Konflikt ’47 red Order Dice
6 Konflikt ’47 red Rift Dice
Waterslide transfer sheet
Miniatures sculpted by Jon Heeney, & Marco Sano. Studio Miniatures painted by Kirsten Williams & Darek Wyrozebski.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Despite the successes of the Kazak light walker, Soviet forces experienced significant losses from every encounter with Axis heavy Panzer walkers. A swift countermeasure was necessary. The OKMO design bureau at the Bolshevik Factory in Leningrad was assigned the task of developing Objekt 231. a heavy multi-legged walker chassis derived from the Axis' Thor. Rather than opting for the Axis' complex sixlegged designs or the Allies' technically challenging biped configurations, OKMO produced a more straightforward and reliable quadruped chassis. Originally conceived as a mobile bunker, the designers revisited a multi-turret concept from OKMO’s titanic 1930s T-35 tank.
Contains one resin and metal miniature.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
After their initial encounter with the Axis Spinne walker, Soviet forces diligently endeavoured to capture an example. Demonstrating characteristic Soviet determination, scientists and engineers of Science City 4 succeeded in reverse-engineering much of the technology. This, along with plans for bipedal walkers stolen by SMERSH agents from the United States, enabled the Soviet Union to swiftly develop the Kazak walker as the first operational example. This fast and agile reconnaissance vehicle proved to be highly effective and has set the standard for subsequent Soviet walkers.
Contains one resin and metal miniature.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Merlin represents the pinnacle of Commonwealth walker design by complementing its human crews with an onboard automated management 'brain' called Guinevere. In addition to its two fists, the Merlin utilises a 3” anti-tank gun as its main weapon. Arm mounted twin .50cal heavy machine guns and a hull-mounted medium machine gun are effective for dealing with infantry and light vehicles. However, it is the Guinevere automatic brain that makes the Merlin unique. It assists the crew in performing routine and mundane tasks operating the walker, but in battle it really comes into its own.
The Merlin incorporates several complex self-repair systems controlled by Guinevere. Reacting faster than any human, it responds to damaging hits by activating backup systems, rerouting power or hydraulics and extinguishing fires before they can spread. Should the crew become temporarily incapacitated Guinevere can even pilot the walker for a short time. The Merlin is a truly remarkable design that has taken Allied walker capabilities to a new level.
Contains one resin and metal miniature.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Guardian light walker had originally proved adequate in supporting the infantry in urban environments and difficult terrain, but it began to struggle as Axis anti-walker techniques improved. Although impressed by the capabilities of the new US Kodiak close assault walker the Commonwealth decided to instead field one of its own modern designs in this role. When the Hornet was unveiled for the first time, it was immediately apparent that the design owed much to the US Grizzly sharing an almost identical chassis. The Hornet is considerably larger and better armoured than the Guardian, and much like the Kodiak it mounts an array of weaponry.
Its quad-HMGs and heavy automatic cannon are more than capable of suppressing dug-in infantry and vehicles. Its utility arms can clear obstacles, build improvised defences and rip apart light vehicles. As it lacks dedicated anti-armour capability, Hornet formations usually include a Percival to deal with armoured threats.
Contains one resin and metal miniature.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
After a personal request from Churchill to Roosevelt a number of Coyote light walkers were shipped to the United Kingdom in late 1946.Many were immediately deployed to the frontlines unmodified as the Guardian Mark I. While generally proving successful, reports from the field concluded that the Guardian's armament was lacking for its intended role as an infantry support vehicle. To address this a flamethrower was mounted in the walker’s left arm. Despite the added weight, performance was not affected. Named the Guardian Mark II in Commonwealth service, these machines serve alongside unmodified Guardian Mark Is, forming the bulk of the Commonwealth’s light walker forces.
Contains one resin and metal miniature.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Although the early heavy infantry armour fielded by the Soviets was both effective and functional, it was clear there was room to improve the design. Initial trials to convert the existing design to a more anti-infantry role were of limited worth and a new suit was commissioned to take advantage of increased understanding of the other nations’ Rift-tech advances. The Mark II suits benefit from more power assisted movement, and engineers are working on diversifying the purpose built armaments for the suit. Overall production rates are not yet satisfactory so the MK II suit has only had only limited rollout to the elite Guards units.
Contains 8 metal models
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Packs of these animals can be released to savage the enemy. The handlers of these dogs are usually quite relieved when they can retire to the rear having set the dogs on their course of destruction.
Metal
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Strike from the shadows!
The Empire of Japan uses the power of stealth, the capability to phase through solid objects, and fanatical devotion to their cause to launch co-ordinated close-quarters attacks before fading away just as quickly as they had appeared.
This starter army is the perfect way to start your Empire of Japan collection for Konflikt ’47, arming you with an array of units, complete with Order and Rift Dice.
At the core of the starter army is an Assault Platoon. Led by an LMG-armed Platoon Commander in heavy powered armour (sculpt exclusive to this set), the platoon is anchored by a unit of Assault-Frame armoured infantry and a Ghost Attack Squad, capable of redeploying anywhere on the battlefield by exhausting a Rift Die, and bringing their Shiboru rifles to bear on an unsuspecting target!
A Sasori Light Walker lends its support at the head of an Armoured Platoon, supplemented by a Chi-Ha tank that has been reequipped with a Shiboru Cannon of its own. The combined weight of all the Crush weapons available across both platoons should give any tabletop foe cause for concern.
Konflikt '47 is the game of heroes, horrors, monsters, and mechs, putting you in command of the nightmarish struggle for supremacy as the old world is torn apart and remade in blood and crackling energy. Fast-paced, lethal gameplay provides countless cinematic moments, with fluctuating Rift energies and the ever-present fog of war ensuring that no two games are ever the same, and the outcome is never guaranteed. Heroes and villains on each side lend their unique abilities to turn the tide of battle, as mechs and monsters face off in brutal contests of flesh versus steel.
This is not war. This is the end.
The Empire of Japan Starter Army contains the following miniatures:
1 Empire of Japan Platoon Commander in Assault-Frame Powered Armour (Warlord Resin; exclusive to this set)
5 Assault-Frame Armoured Infantry (Warlord Resin)
5 Ghost Attack Infantry (Warlord Resin)
1 Type 7 Sasori Light Walker (Resin/Warlord Resin)
1 Type 97-Kai Shiboru Chi-Ha Medium Tank (Plastic with Resin/Warlord Resin components)
5 Konflikt ’47 white Order Dice
5 Konflikt ’47 yellow Rift Dice
Waterslide transfer sheet
Miniatures sculpted by Jon Heeney, & Marco Sano. Studio Miniatures painted by Kirsten Williams & Darek Wyrozebski.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Defend the Commonwealth!
The opening of the Rifts has inured the people of Britain and its many overseas territories to new hardships of war. Enduring, British resolve is now at an all time high, and they stand ready to unleash their own new weapons of war upon the dread force of the Axis and the Empire of Japan.
This starter army is the perfect way to begin a British Commonwealth collection for Konflikt ’47, arming you with a battle-ready force complete with Order and Rift Dice.
Central to this force is an Assault Platoon comprised of two squads of Automated Infantry, a Mk I squad laying down a heavy weight of fire thanks to their MMGs, supported and uplifted by their heavy Mk II cousins, whose mere presence nearby improves their accuracy. Both units are immune to the psychological horrors of war and are implacable in the face of defeat. They are well supported by a power-armoured squad of human Galahad infantry. A Platoon Commander, exclusive to this set, leads this platoon from the front, armed with a personal Tesla Rifle.
Backing them up is an Armoured Platoon, headed up by the new Percival Assault Walker. Packing an M17 Tesla Cannon and a Rocket system, it is a serious threat to anything that opposes it. A Humber Mk VII, fitted with the latest in auto-computational assistance and mounting twin automatic-cannons can fire on the move without penalty, and acts as an ideal supporting unit, using its mobility to quickly get where its most needed.
Konflikt '47 is the game of heroes, horrors, monsters, and mechs, putting you in command of the nightmarish struggle for supremacy as the old world is torn apart and remade in blood and crackling energy. Fast-paced, lethal gameplay provides countless cinematic moments, with fluctuating Rift energies and the ever-present fog of war ensuring that no two games are ever the same, and the outcome is never guaranteed. Heroes and villains on each side lend their unique abilities to turn the tide of battle, as mechs and monsters face off in brutal contests of flesh versus steel.
This is not war. This is the end.
The British Commonwealth Starter Army contains the following miniatures:
1 British Commonwealth Platoon Commander in Galahad Powered Armour (Warlord Resin; exclusive to this set)
5 Mk I Automated Infantry (Warlord Resin)
3 Mk II Heavy Automated Infantry (Warlord Resin)
5 Galahad Armoured Infantry (Warlord Resin)
1 Percival Medium Assault Walker (Resin/Warlord Resin)
1 Humber Mk VII Armoured Car (Plastic with Resin/Warlord Resin components)
6 Konflikt ’47 brown Order Dice
6 Konflikt ’47 blue Rift Dice
Waterslide transfer sheet
Assembly guides
Miniatures sculpted by Jon Heeney, & Marco Sano. Studio Miniatures painted by Kirsten Williams & Darek Wyrozebski.
Plastic/Resin
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Vogelspinne scuttles across the battlefield on six legs, bringing to bear a variety of deadly weapons that can be turned to any task.
The Panzerkampfgeher II Vogelspinne started life as an improved 'heavy' variant developed from the Spinne by adding an extra pair of legs to reduce the wear on individual bearings that plagued the earlier design. The added complication of the drivetrain and gyroscopes necessitated lengthening the hull substantially and the project was dubbed the Pz.Kpfg. II Vogelspinne instead. The Vogelspinne retains the light anti-tank gun and 20mm autocannon weaponry of the Spinne but in a fully-enclosed, armoured turret. Provision has also been made to mount a Rift-powered Maschinen Schwere gravity weapon, or a twin light flak cannon mounting.
The Vogelspinne kit can be assembled with a number of weapon configurations, so you can tailor it to the battlefield role you need and your specific playstyle – choose from an Anti-tank Gun, Twin Automatic Cannons, a Flamethrower, or the Maschinen Schwere gravity pulse weapon, which can be equally devastating against infantry or enemy vehicles if you make careful use of Rift Dice. The kit also includes a Vehicle Commander, but can be built with the turret hatch closed should you wish.
This versatility of armament serves the Vogelspinne way when building a Konflikt ’47 Axis Army. With three pairs of legs, and the Recce special rule, it’ll have a hard time getting caught out too.
Model sculpted by Steve Clarke, Jon Heeney, and Wojciech Flis. Studio Models painted by Darek Wyrozebski.
Plastic
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Bring death from above and support the US Fireflies with the heavily armed Linebacker Jump Walker!
Following the disastrous drop assault on Collegno in 1946, the limitations of the original M2 Mudskipper series became clear. While a perfectly satisfactory design, the Firefly jump infantry were in need of more versatile fire support when they dropped into combat. American designers developed an extensive series of refits for the Mudskipper to increase its tactical flexibility. An M21 Tesla cannon and innovative new universal mounts for secondary weapons enabled the walker to be quickly configured to face a wide variety of threats, more articulated legs and feet were much more resilient to the pressures of high-impact landings, and a new control system enabled it to be piloted by a single crewman without loss of utility. The new variant was dubbed the M2A5, and officially considered a continuation of the Mudskipper line rather than a distinct vehicle, but crews and Firefly troopers alike quickly dubbed it the ‘Linebacker’. The combat debut of the new model came in May 1947 when 200 Linebackers were rushed to the front line to help breach Axis lines during the siege of Stuttgart during Operation Valentine.
This highly detailed, multi-part plastic kit allows you to assemble a Linebacker armed with its signature M21 Light Tesla Cannon on one arm, and any from a variety of options on the other, Twin HMGs, Twin Automatic Cannons, or Twin Super Bazookas. It also mounts an MMG in the “nose”, which can be substituted for a flamethrower. The model comes with a clear plastic canopy (which can be assembled hinged), allowing you to see the pilot nestled inside.
In games of Konflikt ’47, a Linebacker is a formidable weapon, capable of darting around the battlefield thanks to its jump mechanic, or even deploying anywhere on the table from Reserve to bring its firepower to where you need it most. Coupling this mobility with its Light Tesla Cannon means you can exhaust a Rift Die and unleash a deadly Tesla Arc.
Model sculpted by Jon Heeney and Marco Sano. Studio Models painted by Darek Wyrozebski.
Plastic
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
This is not war. This is the end.
Konflikt '47 is the tabletop wargame of heroes, horrors, monsters, and mechs – set in an alternate universe in which WWII never ended, and terrifying new weapons of war are unleashed on the battlefield. This Introductory Set is a perfect way to leap into the world of Konflikt ’47 for the very first time, regardless of if you are new to wargaming, or are the veteran of many a tabletop battlefield!
Within this box are finely detailed, multi-part plastic miniatures, twelve jump-pack equipped United States Fireflies squaring off against six imposing Axis Stahltruppen. The Field Manual within walks you step-by-step through building and painting these finely detailed plastic miniatures and through playing your first games. With straightforward, easy-to-follow instructions, you'll quickly learn the basics of Konflikt '47 and be ready to lead your troops to victory over and over again! It also includes dice, cardboard tokens and walkers, plastic terrain, and a battle mat upon which to play!
The Konflikt ’47 Starter Set contains:
Full colour, 68-page book - The Konflikt ’47 Field Manual
12 Plastic United States Fireflies
6 Plastic Axis Stahltruppen
Plastic Ruined Buildings Scenery
Game Token Punchboard
Double-sided Gaming Mat (30” x 22.4” approx.)
Eight Order Dice (4 Green / 4 Grey)
Six Rift Dice (3 Green / 3 Grey)
Ten six-sided dice
Dice Bag
Cardboard Insert that doubles as an in-game Bunker
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Grizzly works well in most situations but when it comes to heavy defences, or when confronted by heavier tanks and walkers, you'll be wanting some heavy rocket firepower...
In response, the versatility of the Grizzly's fists was sacrificed for heavy firepower in the form of heavy rocket racks. The Bruin retains the functional 75mm gun but its primary role is to crack bunkers, gun emplacements, and to blast apart heavy tanks with its rockets.
Aim to get into a good position with troops supporting your advance before opening up - removing any obstacles in your armies way and allowing the swifter elements of your force to break through!
Metal/Resin
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Thor panzermech is designed to enter the toughest urban environments and deal with entrenched infantry. Well armoured and armed it does its job far too well for most opponent’s liking.
Although it is often the Zeus Heavy Panzermech that claims much of the prestige associated with the German Heavy Panzermech programme, it is the Thor that led the way in both design and application of Rift-tech. First fielded alongside the Zeus in April 1946, the Thor was the Rift-tech inspired, original design that was later modified to create the Zeus. Developed to provide infantry in urban combat zones a form of mobile pillbox, the lessons identified in Stalingrad, Warsaw and Brussels were clearly a large part of the Thor’s design criteria.
Armoured all round to protect it from flanking infantry, the Thor carries a 150mm howitzer capable of reducing any building or strong point to rubble. Its 20mm autocannon provides some protection from infantry or light vehicles, but it expects accompanying panzer grenadiers to keep it safe from the enemy at close quarters. Able to navigate the rubble-strewn streets of an urban battlefield, the Thor pushes relentlessly forward, knocking out enemy positions one after another, its lack of speed rarely an issue in the close-quarter battles for which it was designed.
Metal/Resin
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Type 6 Ke-Ho Kei-Hokousensha ‘Scorpion’ clearly owes its speed and agility to the German Spinne but combines this with a much lower profile and far quieter engine, making it an excellent recce vehicle.
Nicknamed the Sasori (‘scorpion’) by its crew, the name is now commonly used by both Japanese, Chinese and Allied soldiers. The earliest versions of the Type 6 were armed with just a pair of MMGs for anti-infantry protection.
But having increased the power of the engine meant that later versions could mount an additional crewman and fix heavy weapons at the rear of the walker. This weapon mount can house either a light anti-tank gun or a rapid firing light compression cannon.
Technology exchanges with Germany mean that future walker developments by both countries are inevitable...
Resin/Metal
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Granted access to the mass of Axis Rift-tech development, Japanese scientists were able to make significant advances in new areas of technology. One such field was that of exoskeletons intended to enhance the endurance and speed of the fighting soldier. This rapidly led to the development of armoured battle-exoskeletons that were first deployed by the Imperial Japanese Army in mid-1946. These ‘battle-frames’ enable the wearer to move freely whilst carrying heavier loads and some protective armour.
Mounting either an SMG or a Shiboru rifle, most squads also utilise LMGs for additional firepower, or their own version of the German Panzerschreck to counter enemy armour.
This set includes enough models to field two units, armed with a variety of weapon options including Shiboru Rifles - if taken this will mean the unit generates one Rift die. Note: this product was previously known as Japanese Battle Exoskeleton Squad.
Metal
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
In a bid to utilise more Rift-technology in enhanced combat power, a relatively minor line of development inadvertently spawned the Meteor Rocket and subsequently its tank-mounted launcher. The discovery of a metal degrading enzyme that could rapidly degrade armour plate led Britain’s Rift-tech scientists to develop a ceramic-tipped rocket that could be launched from a multiple launcher against heavily armoured targets.
The rockets worked best when fired in a staggered wave, being able to strike the target with multiple rounds, as the enzymes quickly turned the armour brittle and fragile in preparation for the next incoming round. An armour-piercing core to the rounds would then penetrate the hull and disable the target’s crew.
With a large variety of weaponry and heavily armoured chassis, the Churchill meteor is certainly a threat to any army. As a result, the enemy will heavily target it, either through combined targeted fire or outflanking it. To keep this from happening ensure your Churchill is supported on the flanks with infantry or weapon teams and keep a solid firing line.
Plastic/Metal/Resin
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Cromwell tank, officially designated as the Tank, Cruiser, A27M, has proven to be one of the most successful Commonwealth armoured vehicles. Developed as a cruiser tank, it prioritized a balance of speed, firepower, and manoeuvrability, embodying the Commonwealth doctrine of using 'cavalry' tanks for rapid, mobile warfare with direct support for troops provided by slower 'infantry' tanks. Originally armed with a 75mm gun, many Cromwells have been retrofitted with a Tesla cannon to make it relevant in the new era of warfare.
Plastic/Metal/Resin
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Mudskipper is one of the newest walkers off the production line, a heavier platform to give the jump infantry some genuine punch as they advance in to enemy territory. With shock absorbers to handle the jumping manoeuvre and a stripped down chassis to save weight, the Mudskipper is proving a battle-winning addition to Jump Battalions.
The US M2A1 variant replaces the arm-mounted .50 cals with antitank rockets for additional firepower.
Resin/Metal
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Using a low level of DNA enhancement through their Rift-tech programme, the Soviet Union has created an all-female, propaganda-driven elite unit. Combined with intensive training and indoctrination, the unit has proven highly effective in combat, although is only used when causalities are anticipated to be minimal. Their battlefield successes may well see them deployed in broader roles as the war progresses.
Metal
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Through a combination of espionage, scientific exploitation of prisoners, and defecting scientists, the Soviet Union gained substantial knowledge of the German super-soldier and genesplicing programmes and produced its own versions of DNA enhanced soldiers. In an effort to make soldiers immune to the cold, a method of making monsters out of men was discovered. With a form of anti-freeze in their veins, these ‘ghouls’ are immune to cold and fire and have a freezing touch that can cause immediate damage.
In Konflikt'47
These fast fanatical nightmarish creatures can cause havoc in amongst your enemies lines, move up fast (don't worry about flame weapons as they're immune) to take advantage of their combat prowess!
Metal
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The highly advanced SdKfz 234 series of armoured cars are an obvious platform on which to place the latest advances from the German Rift-tech workshops in Dresden. As refinements to the schwerefeld projektor continue to be made, its use on a variety of platforms is a natural result.
The box contains:
1 plastic, resin & metal German Sd.Kfz 234/X Puma suitable for Konflikt ‘47 German Army.
A full-colour waterslide decal sheet.
A detailed and thorough construction leaflet.
The Puma chassis is capable of mounting heavier weapons than its recce role requires, so the addition of a lighter version of the Schwerefeld projector presents both doctrinal challenges and huge tactical advantages.
The combination of Rift technology on a well armoured, manoeuvrable and fast vehicle creates an effective tank hunter, certainly more than a match for its Allied and Soviet armoured car and light tank counterparts.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Unleash Rift power on the battlefield with these Konflikt '47 Rift Dice!
The Rift mechanic drives Konflikt '47, representing the unstable energy that fuels strange technologies and creatures. These Rift Dice help you track that energy during battle—an essential tool for every Konflikt '47 player using Rift-powered units.
You will need a Rift Die for each Rift Unit, plus each Rift Weapon upgrade in your army. Some Heroes are particularly attuned to the energies of the Rifts, and can bring several Rift Dice to the table singlehandedly!
This box contains 12 Konflikt ’47 Rift Dice.
Unleash Rift power on the battlefield with these Konflikt '47 Rift Dice!
The Rift mechanic drives Konflikt '47, representing the unstable energy that fuels strange technologies and creatures. These Rift Dice help you track that energy during battle—an essential tool for every Konflikt '47 player using Rift-powered units.
You will need a Rift Die for each Rift Unit, plus each Rift Weapon upgrade in your army. Some Heroes are particularly attuned to the energies of the Rifts, and can bring several Rift Dice to the table singlehandedly!
This box contains 12 Konflikt ’47 Rift Dice.
Unleash Rift power on the battlefield with these Konflikt '47 Rift Dice!
The Rift mechanic drives Konflikt '47, representing the unstable energy that fuels strange technologies and creatures. These Rift Dice help you track that energy during battle—an essential tool for every Konflikt '47 player using Rift-powered units.
You will need a Rift Die for each Rift Unit, plus each Rift Weapon upgrade in your army. Some Heroes are particularly attuned to the energies of the Rifts, and can bring several Rift Dice to the table singlehandedly!
This box contains 12 Konflikt ’47 Rift Dice.
102 page softback Konflikt '47 supplement
Contains full army lists and new units for Imperial Japan and Finland
Also contains new units and troop types for the other powers as well as scenarios and special rules.
This book is a great addition to Konfikt '47 and is a 'must buy' for all players
This book is the second supplement for Konflikt ’47 and seeks to expand the game’s boundaries further by introducing more units, forces and army build options. The largest section of this supplement introduces the divided nation of Italy, with the forces of the Royalist Co-Belligerent Italian Army (Eserciti Cobelligerante Italiano or ECI), fighting their former allies, the German Wehrmacht. Mussolini’s remaining forces, the Fascist National Republican Army (Esercito Nazionale Repubblicano or ENR) hold the north of the country propped-up by the German military machine. As in the previous supplement, we have looked at some of the existing rules that needed refinement, and have introduced further rules to allow the use of more elite and specialised units. Players of the existing five core armies will also find something new for them as well, with each nation getting some new units from their respective Rift-tech laboratories.
The book is divided into four sections, the first covers the new rules and errata, as well as the rules for national variations on the standard Reinforced Platoon structures in Konflikt ’47. The second introduces the fractured nation of Italy, with both some expanded history and the details of its forces. Then we turn to the new units of the existing nations before the final section presents additional information on the Konflikt ’47 setting, including a small mini-campaign that is set firmly in the Konflikt ’47 alternate history.
Please note:
One copy of the Konflikt '47 Defiance Supplement in English supplied.
In order to test new equipment and technology coming from the UK’s Rift-tech labs and workshops, the 7th Bn Grenadier Guards were seconded to the Rift Research Department in order to provide troops to trial new equipment and technology. Once initial trials were completed, platoons of the Battalion would deploy forward to test the equipment on the front line, often to the benefit of the infantry they were supporting, but occasionally proving a project a disappointing failure.
Over the past two years, the Battalion has developed a greater understanding of the weaponry at its disposal and is now considered an elite shock unit as much as an R&D unit. This, of course, fits nicely with the role the Grenadiers and the Guards Division has played in the British Army’s history.
Although technically still part of the Guard’s Division, the unit is often referred to as The Grenadiers, or more recently, the Rift Grenadiers.
Plastic and metal
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Using technical data provided by the Axis and their own line of research, Imperial Japanese scientists have created devices that generate a field capable of temporarily phasing objects or people out of sync with the world around them. The land-based military implementation of this research – the Ghost Attack Squads – has proven adept at surprising Allied forces, literally appearing from the shadows to attack from unlikely directions or through the heaviest terrain. Armed with Shiboru compression rifles, a squad of ambushing Ghost soldiers can lay down a significant weight of fire before vanishing back into dense terrain, making attempts at pursuit futile.
Contains seven metal miniatures.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Unleash Rift power on the battlefield with these Konflikt '47 Rift Dice!
The Rift mechanic drives Konflikt '47, representing the unstable energy that fuels strange technologies and creatures. These Rift Dice help you track that energy during battle—an essential tool for every Konflikt '47 player using Rift-powered units.
You will need a Rift Die for each Rift Unit, plus each Rift Weapon upgrade in your army. Some Heroes are particularly attuned to the energies of the Rifts, and can bring several Rift Dice to the table singlehandedly!
This box contains 12 Konflikt ’47 Rift Dice.
Fast and lightweight, the Pondskater was designed to replace scout cars in US service, a task at which it has excelled. While lightly armed and armoured, its speed is its primary defence, and in the hands of a skilled crew, a Pondskater is a very slippery customer indeed!
Metal and resin
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Shibito Squads are a relentless scourge on the Pacific battlefields of 1947, they are reanimated dead akin to the Axis Totenkorps, immune to fear and driven to fight until they collapse. US and Commonwealth troops find themselves under constant pressure in the remote battlefields of the Pacific Theatre. Without the need for food, water, or even ammunition, these reanimated corpses range behind the lines, sowing terror wherever they appear. In a horrifying contrast to the Totenkorps, not only do Shibito squads quickly rot away in the hot, humid tropical environment, but they have a tendency to be raised from the fallen foes of the Empire.
Contains ten metal Shibito models.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Panzer IV chassis proved ideal for experimenting with new weapons derived from Rift-tech. The most prominent of these is the Panzer IV X that mounts a gravity pulse cannon (the Schwerefeld Projektor).
Still only produced in limited numbers, its success in battle means it will undoubtedly be seen regularly in the future.
Contains:
1 resin Schwerefeld Projektor turret and 1 plastic Panzer IV Ausf.H with standard turret option and spaced armour (known as Schürzen)
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
As most nations began adopting heavily-armoured infantry, the British took a more extreme view. With automatons providing close fire support to the infantry, it was decided that any armoured troops should be capable of providing a punch beyond that of current infantry. Therefore the British developed the Galahad Armoured Suits, intended to overwhelm opposition strong points. Although limited in number, careful and considered use has meant they have a growing and largely victorious reputation.
These Troops are large, tough, and resilient infantry ideal for bolstering a weak point in defences or spearheading a break through attack!
Contains:
8 Galahad Armoured Infantry
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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