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Box contains one resin/Warlord Resin miniature, supplied with Soviet Bloc vehicle decal sheet.

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Box contains one multipart resin and Warlord Resin Percival Medium Assault Walker, Vehicle Decal Sheet, MDF Base, and assembly guide.

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Box contains five Warlord Resin Galahad Armoured Infantry armed with LMGs, plastic bases, and assembly guide.

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Some Ursus Squads are equipped with deadly mauls, which supplement their already considerable strength and render even the heaviest of enemy armour susceptible to their brutal attacks.

Box contains 3 plastic miniatures, supplied with plastic bases and assembly guide.

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Box contains 6 plastic miniatures, supplied with plastic bases and assembly guide.

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Box contains 4 plastic miniatures with 2 Light Automatic Cannons, 2 Heavy Automatic Cannons, and 2 M21 Light Tesla Cannons. 2 of the bodies have Tesla capacitors and fittings for the power cable – these can be assembled with any of the weapons supplied.

Supplied with plastic bases and assembly guide.

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Box contains 10 plastic miniatures, which can be equipped with either MMGs or HMGs; supplied with plastic bases and assembly guide.

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Box contains one plastic miniature, supplied with plastic base and assembly guide.

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Trials proved successful with the weapon able to fire from its onboard generator, which could be recharged from the towing vehicle’s engine.

The towed Tesla cannon was initially introduced to armoured infantry regiments and crewed by men in heavy armour. This reduced the need for a gun-shield thus lightening the weight of the gun, and allowed the gun to deploy further forward into the thick of the battle.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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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!

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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The addition of the Tesla cannon on the M8 gave recce units more firepower and an increased versatility against infantry whilst maintaining enough anti-tank capability to threaten their German counterparts such as the Spinne and Puma.

The lack of recoil in the Tesla Scout system meant very little work was needed on the chassis, although the weight of the batteries has shortened the lifespan of the vehicle’s suspension and gearbox; a worthwhile sacrifice from the crew’s perspective.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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Now they are seen again across the battlefields of 1947; re-fitted with state-of-the-art Falcon armour, it is far more agile than its predecessor shaping more to the Fallschirmjagers needs. More expensive to produce but far more valuable with its effectiveness and more popular with the troops that use it.

In Konflikt ’47

Quick and resilient, these troops are ideal objective grabbers and shock-troops. With the ability to keep up with. and even outpace, most vehicles. Without the hindrance of terrain you can guarantee they can get to their target double-time. Equipped with assault rifles, they can pack-a-punch and wipe out those bothersome back-line units with ease.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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The initial trials proved largely successful, with the combat potential of these vehicles deemed worth the occasional processing glitches and failures. With trials completed, the deployment of large numbers of automated carriers is the first large-scale field test of this concept.

Using the ubiquitous universal carrier as a base, two automated infantry units are hardwired into the vehicle, one as a driver and the other as a gunner. With any redundant limbs or body parts removed, the AI units take little space which allows a mounting of a twin auto-cannon weapon system. This firepower would be unworkable with a human crew due to the recoil, noise levels and cramped crew space, but works with automated crew perfectly.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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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.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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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.

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Contains one resin and metal miniature.

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Contains one metal Handler and three metal War Dogs.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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With the country now divided and recognising their deficiencies in heavy armoured vehicles, the RSI and Kingdom of Italy have chosen divergent paths for the reconstruction of their armies. In the north, the fascist National Republican Army (Esercito Nazionale Repubblicano or ENR) have concentrated their mechanised forces into flying reinforcement columns, being designed to block any Allied breach in the defensive Gustav line. In the south, the Co-belligerent Italian Army (Esercito Cobelligerante Italiano or ECI) is forming more conventional armoured forces, utilising the Allied willingness to provided US and British tanks and walkers.

On both sides of the imposing Gustav Line, the more elite Italian formations are built around newly acquired Rift-tech equipment such as heavy armour and jump infantry.

Whilst the most fanatical soldiers within the National Republican Army (ENR) often find their way to the Legio Aquilla, many loyal soldiers choose a path into the Centurion Heavy Infantry battalions. The armour itself is more ornate than its German predecessor, with imagery reminiscent of ancient Rome. It is perhaps overly ornate for frontline combat, but it increases the protection afforded to its wearer through the addition of a ballistic shield.

Unlike the German version, the assault rifle is fixed into the arm of the wearer, harder to reload, but easier to use with the ballistic shield. Nevertheless, the toughness and resilience of the Centurion suits are at the pinnacle of any nation’s Rift tech capability and presents a stiff obstacle for any Allied assault.

Contains: 9 ENR men in heavy armour

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Equipped with the proven Italian Berretta Model 38/44 SMG and the highly effective German MG42 LMG, a squad of Falco paracadutisti can lay down a torrent of fire at both close and longer ranges. Against the threat of enemy armour, members of the squad will often carry the disposable German Panzerfaust, an ideal weapon for highly mobile forces to hunt armoured targets.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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They receive the best equipment and training but are expected to spearhead any counter-attacks against an Allied breakthrough along the Gustav Line.

Legio Aquila in Konflikt’47

Styled after the ancient Romans, the Legio Aquila combines patriotic fervour, dogged resilience, and aggressive tactics to achieve its goals. Led by experienced NCOs and officers, the effectiveness of the Legion is only hampered by its small size and limited mobility.

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More recent operations have been designed to find weaknesses in the defensive lines of central Italy, using lightning-fast raids by Firefly Paracadutisti to try and identify weak spots for traditional forces to attack.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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Contains one resin and Warlord Resin Walker.

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So-called Type ‘A’ squads are beginning to field this weapon in large numbers. This gives Japanese infantry a significant longer-range punch, giving their officers new options beyond the traditional tactic of closing in to close assault the opponent.

Contains twelve plastic infantry with metal arms and weapons.

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