Warlord Games are now taking pre-orders for a selection of individual squads, walkers and vehicles for you to include in your 28mm scale Weird World War forces for Konflikt '47.

Assault Frame Armoured Infantry Squad // Konflikt '47

Leading the way, we have some more miniatures for the Japanese in the form of the Assault Frame Armoured Infantry Squad. These Assault Frames have been designed to deal with close-quarters fighting, allowing the user to bring the likes of submachine guns and close-combat blades to bear against the enemy. Each is mounted on the armoured arms of the fighter.

These soldiers are absolutely lethal when they get up close and personal and will introduce a significant punch to a Japanese force. A nice callback to the Samurai of old.

Sticking with the Japanese, you can also get your hands on the Ghost Attack Squad.

Ghost Attack Squad // Konflikt '47

As you might have twigged by the use of the designation ghost, this squad of soldiers is able to phase through obstacles and terrain on the battlefield and strike from where you least expect it. They can attack from the most unlikely of directions and with their Shiboru compression rifles, they can lay down some significant firepower before vanishing back into cover and away from the startled enemy.

The miniatures look suitably creepy with those helmets and that one large lens for them to look through. One of those miniature sets from the Konflikt '47 range that has a bit more of the Pulp Sci-Fi about it.

Test Subject Killers

Moving over to the Axis, we have the introduction of the Nachtalben Squad.

Nachtalben Squad with StG 44Z // Konflikt '47

These unfortunates were the result of humans being exposed to Rift energy. It warped them horribly but left them with all of their cognitive faculties. It also enhanced them, giving them speed and reflexes that no other Axis troops could muster. This set comes with Nachtalben armed with StG 44, an LMG and Panzerfausts.

As well as carrying some fearsome weapons, the Nachtalben can also shape-shift, making them perfect for infiltration, ambushes and battles behind enemy lines. A creepy new addition to your Axis force in Konflikt '47.

Rift-Enhanced Vehicles

If you're looking for a bit more muscle, then you might be swayed by some new vehicle sets by Warlord Games. For example, the US can roll out the M5A2(T) Stuart Light Tank.

M5A2(T) Stuart Light Tank // Konflikt '47

This is an improved version of the Stuart Light Tank that would be familiar to World War II wargamers. It has been uprated to carry a Light Tesla Cannon, powered by Rift technology. Twinned with the Stuarts speed, reliability and adaptability, this makes it a good workhorse for you to include in your force.

Going back to the Japanese for a moment, we also have the Type 97-Kai Shiboru Chi-Ha Light Tank.

Type 97-Kai Shiboru Chi-Ha Light Tank // Konflikt '47

This is the Japanese attempt to modernise their armoured forces in the face of the likes of the Matilda, Lee and Shermans of the Allies. This tank came with a Type 3 75mm Tank Gun, which should be able to punch a hole through most Allied tanks. Matched with improved armour and a powerful engine, this gives the tank more survivability on the battlefield and mobility.

The new Type 99 Shiboru cannon is the Japanese experiment with Rift weaponry that should give you an extra bit of power on the tabletop.

Big Walker Energy

We also have some great Walkers for you to snap up, really enhancing the Weird World War technology vibes beyond just up-gunned tanks.

Type 7 Sasori Light Walker // Konflikt '47

The Type 7 Sasori Light Walker leads the way, enhancing the options available to the Japanese for this raft of pre-orders. The Sasori or "Scorpion" comes with front-mounted claws, which are great for cutting through the jungle but also for swatting aside enemy infantry and even other light vehicles!

It also comes with the Type 61 Light Shiboru Cannon, which is fitted to an articulated tail, allowing it to focus on targets that would otherwise be able to hide from the gunner's gaze! An impressive creation and something that would be quite the step up from a traditional tank.

Last but not least, we have the decidedly heavier-looking Panzer IV Ausf. X.

Panzer IV Ausf. X // Konflikt '47

The Pazer IV was something of a workhorse amongst the forces of the Wehrmacht and now, as the Axis move into the age of Rift technology and walker warfare, we get this impressive creation that is going to absolutely pound its way through whatever ruins it has created with the use of the Schwerefeld Projektor.

Another great miniature from Konflikt '47 showcases the way that older technology has been reused to create something new and terrifying!

All of the miniatures that you see here are available to pre-order now, ahead of a release in February of 2026.

Are you going to be picking some of these new individual sets up?