WW2 Figures

During World War II, various foreign volunteer units served under German command. These included the Kuban Cossacks, skilled cavalry from the Kuban...

This World War II German Waffen-SS squad utilized the 43er "Sumpf" camouflage from late 1943 until the war's end. The pattern, characterized by irr...

This mixed squad contains soldiers from the Royal Italian Army which had around 2.5 million soldiers total. The squad also features a soldier from ...

This set includes a mix off SS Paramilitary assault infantry dressed in the typical feldgrau-colored uniforms which was the standard uniform colour...

The Afrikakorps, established by General Erwin Rommel in February 1941, played a crucial role in aiding Italian forces in North Africa. Led by Gener...

Product Feature: Choose x8 or x4 Premium printed WW2 FFA Senegalese Infantry Authentic markings and insignia  All brick parts are made using hig...

The Feldgendarmerie were the military police of the German Army (Wehrmacht) during World War II. They controlled traffic and troop movements, check...

This WWII German Waffen-SS squad represents the late-war period (1944-1945) and showcases soldiers dressed in the Erbsenmuster ("Pea Dot") camoufla...

In late 1941, the British 1st Airborne Division was established under the request of Prime Minister Winston Churchill.  These particular riflemen w...

During World War II, various foreign volunteer units served under German command. These included the Kuban Cossacks, skilled cavalry from the Kuban...

WW2 German soldiers in prolonged combat (especially late in the war) often dropped formal dress codes, prioritizing comfort and survival over appea...

Led by renowned General Erwin Rommel the Afrikakorps (DAK) was formed in February 1941 to support Italian forces in North Africa. Under General Rom...

Includes the senior high command of the WW2 German Luftwaffe including:  x 1 Reichmarschall H.G x 1 Generaloberst R.R.G x 1 Generalleutnant A.G x ...

Issued in the final stages of WW2 the Leibermuster Uniform developed by the German military command was compromised of large, irregular splotches a...

The Küstenartillerie, or Coastal Artillery, was a branch of the German military during World War II responsible for defending coastlines, ports, an...

The Medizinische Wohlfahrtsorganisation served as a medical and humanitarian support organization for the German military it ensured troops receive...

The 4th Gebirgs-Division was a German mountain infantry unit formed in 1940, known for its operations in extreme terrain and harsh climates. It fir...

Part of a Waffen-SS Panzergrenadier division, these infantry are in Eichenlaubmuster or Oak Leaf Type B (Autumn) camo. This late war camo pattern a...

Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery also played a key role Allied campaigns across Europe, becoming one of the most respected commanders of the war. H...

WWII German fighter aces were highly skilled pilots of the Luftwaffe, with many achieving remarkable kill counts due to extensive combat experience...

During World War II, the Soviet Red Army's infantry played a central role in both defence and offense, relying on sheer numbers and aggressive tact...

The Flying Tigers were part of the 1st American Volunteer Group (AVG). This unit was formed in 1941 and was composed of American pilots and ground ...

The Free French Forces "Forces Françaises Libres" (FFL), led by General Charles de Gaulle, were formed in 1940 to resist German occupation after Fr...