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This collection features four SS paramilitary assault infantry figures clad in feldgrau uniforms, the distinctive shade worn by German military per...

These women represent the militarised support workforce that allowed Germany to free more men for combat by filling essential technical and adminis...

As the saying goes an "Army Marches on its Stomach" and this field kitchen would often accompany German troops during the second world war wherever...

WWII German field cooks (Feldköche) were responsible for preparing and distributing meals to troops, often using the mobile Gulaschkanone f...

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

The Flak 36 was an improved Flak design that featured improved fire control, targeting indicators and automatic loading. This helped increase the r...

The 2 cm Flak 38 was Germany's standard light anti-aircraft gun during World War II, firing 20 mm shells at a practical rate of about 180–220 round...

The German military during WW2 produced over 40000 pieces of Flak 38. The Flak 38 is a 20mm anti aircraft artillery piece. To better deal with airc...

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

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

Heinz Guderian "Schneller Heinz" was a German Generaloberst and a key architect of Blitzkrieg tactics, emphasizing fast-moving armoured divisions c...

 Product Features:  x 3 MG 42 with 7.92×57mm Mauser general-purpose rimless bottlenecked rifle cartridge.  x 3 MG 34 General purpose Machine Gun  ...

This "Oberfeldwebel" or non-commissioned officer (NCO) was part of the German Panzer divsion and is dressed in formal Parade Uniform.  Product Feat...

The German Home Front Officials were part of Germany’s civilian infrastructure during World War II. On the home front, fire brigades, civil defense...

Part of the Osttürkischer Waffenverband der SS Idel-Ural Legion was a volunteer SS unit Muslim Tatars of the Soviet Union and other Turkic/Ural peo...

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

This WWII German Waffen-SS squad are based of late-war era (1944-1945)German infantry and showcase soldiers donning the Erbsenmuster ("Pea Dot") ca...

The land forces of the German Wehrmacht were the backbone of German offensive across the western and eastern fronts. In total 13.6 million soldiers...

This WW2 German Waffen-SS squad wore the 43er "Sumpf" camo from late 1943 till the end of the war. The splinter-based camouflage with irregular gre...

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

This WWII German Waffen-SS squad is based on the late-war period (1944-1945) and features soldiers wearing the Erbsenmuster ("Pea Dot") camouflage,...

German troops using Rauchtarnmuster (“smoke camouflage”) were primarily part of the Waffen-SS. This camouflage pattern featured blurred, cloud-like...