The Konflikt ’47 Birthday Bundles have apparently been far more popular than Warlord Games expected.
In fact, the original offers sold out three separate times. Demand became so heavy that production could no longer keep pace without affecting regular stock. However, Warlord has found one last way to keep the birthday celebration going.
New Birthday Bundles Offer One Last Big Discount
Rather than simply restocking the original Konflikt ’47 Birthday Bundles again, Warlord is giving its production team some breathing room. The company says it has sold so many sets that manufacturing more could leave individual units unavailable for extended periods. That is an understandable concern with a miniature range, where one blockbuster bundle can accidentally make normal army-building frustrating for everyone else.
Instead, Warlord has assembled a second wave using the remaining older starter-army stock. These are described as slightly more restrained deals, although the savings remain pretty substantial. The US store currently lists British Commonwealth, Axis, United States, and Soviet Bloc bundles at $240 each. Their listed individual values range from $395.50 for the Americans to $423 for the Axis collection. The British package leans into Automated Infantry, Galahads, and armored support, while the Axis set offers a broad sampler of faction toys.
Meanwhile, the Soviet package emphasizes Ursus troops, Daughters of the Motherland, heavy infantry, and walker support. These bundles are only intended to remain available through the weekend, or until remaining stock disappears. Importantly, nothing inside is exclusive to these deals. Therefore, missing the sale does not lock anyone out of models needed for an army later. You may pay more buying separately, but there is no limited miniature forcing a panic purchase.
Final Thoughts
Overall, this is a pretty good problem for Konflikt ’47 to have. The original sale clearly moved far more product than anticipated, suggesting plenty of players are building armies. Meanwhile, the replacement bundles still offer newcomers and expanding commanders a meaningful discount. Just remember that availability looks genuinely limited, rather than being ordinary sale-page marketing.
