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Konflikt ’47 Fireflies Airborne Infantry Review & Build | New Plastic Allies Kits!
September 12, 2025 by brennon
John builds and reviews one of the brand new plastic kits from Warlord Games for the new edition of Konflikt '47! In this video, he looks to the Allies and the Fireflies Airborne Infantry. He examines the sprues, builds the miniature and gives his thoughts on the new plastics from Warlord Games.
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John talks about the options available to your US Fireflies Airborne Infantry in games of Konflikt '47. There are loads of additional equipment in the plastic kit including alternative heads, flying and grounded legs plus loads of options for posing your figures.
They are going to be excellent specialist infantry for your Americans on the tabletop. Drop them into a hot zone and kick ass but make sure you avoid anti-infantry weapons
What do you think of the Fireflies for Konflikt '47?
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Are they really bigger than standard Bolt-Action figures ?
Hard to say for sure without a direct comparison, but they certainly look a little bit chunkier than their bolt action equivalents, more than likely to lean in to the pulp comicbook vibe the setting depicts.
They definitely look a bit bigger/chunkier, so I doubt they mix well with a standard bolt-action force.
However that need not be a big deal as the focus does appear to be on those Rift-tech powered units and other weirdness. As opposed to WW2 with a few extras that the previous version was.
I kind of wish they had measured the true height like Gerry does when he unboxes minis.
References with other bolt-action figures would have worked too.
Looks like an M-72 LAW to me as well. Probably an earlier version, but definitely similar style to the things we see in Vietnam era movies (as well as in the first Dirty Harry IIRC).
Google says an AT-4 would be a bigger tube and bit closer to a bazooka from WW2
Its the Friday show.
more of this please john