WH013 "The 12-piece Classic Wehrmacht Band"

These 12 musicians will march proudly into any collection that features “feldgrau” infantry. Dressed in their traditional everyday uniform, albeit with decorative silver and red “swallow-nests” on their shoulders, German military bands were a familiar sight on the streets of cities and towns in Nazi-occupied Europe.

Please note our 20-piece Wehrmacht Band remains available.

WH014 "At attention"

A classic Wehrmacht soldier on guard duty.

WH015 "Marching Officer"

On parade and leading the way...This officer has both the 1st and 2nd Class “Iron Cross” awards on his tunic.

WH016 "Marching Rifleman"

The perfect accompaniment to WH015.

WH017 "Wehrmacht Mortar Team"

Two kneeling “Soldaten” man their 81mm mortar and prepare to launch a bomb.

FW198 "WW1 Military Policemen"

A pair of “Red Caps” (on account of their red service cap covers) directing traffic and on the lookout for deserters, malingerers and others trying to evade their duties.

MK126 "The Kneeling Spearman "

Crouched behind his large shield this crusader Man-at-arms prepares for the enemy...

MK127 "Standing Firing Crossbow"

A Germanic Man-at-arms fires into the enemy horde.

MK128 "Bending and Loading Crossbow "

As he keeps a watchful eye on the enemy another German Man-at-Arms prepares his next ‘shot’.

MK129 "Kneeling Firing Crossbow"

This soldier takes very careful aim at the enemy.

MK130 "Loading Crossbow"

Another Crusader Crossbowman prepares to shoot again.

MK131 "The Ballista"

This medium size weapon had been in use since Ancient Roman times and could prove deadly. Our rock-firing version is manned by one Crusader...backed up by others.

MK132 "The Rock Carriers"

This is one of the back-up crews of the “Ballista”. Here manfully carrying a stretcher full of large stones towards the weapon these two men-at-arms make their way forward.

MK133 "Single Rock Carrier"

One individual rock carrier.

MK134 "Saracens Assassins"

A pair of blood-thirsty Islamic warriors descend on a fallen Germanic knight.

MK135 "The Fallen Knight"

This Germanic horseman falls to the ground as his mount is fatally wounded. When surrounded and attacked by the MK134 set his outlook is looking desperate...no matter how bravely he fights!

LAH143 "Standing-At-Ease SS Officer"

MK094 "Marching Bannerman"

MK095 "Marching Man-at-Arms"

MK096 "The happy Man-at-Arms"

This smiling foot soldier is happy to be returning all in one piece.

NA228 "French Line Infantry Mtd. Officer"

NA229 "French Line Marching Officer"

NA230 "French Line Flagbearer"

NA231 "French Line Drummer Boy"

NA232 "French Line Marching Rifleman (right shoulder)"

NA233 "French Line Marching Rifleman (left shoulder)"

NA234 "French Line Marching Rifleman (w/ beard)"

NA235 "French Line Make Ready"

NA236 "French Line Advancing Forward"

TRW027 "First Aid"

This kneeling Seventh" trooper tries to bandage his arm while still clutching his Army “Colt”."

TRW029 "The Trapped Horseman"

Although pinned beneath his fallen mount this defiant cavalryman takes careful aim.

TRW030 "Dead Horse"

Although many horses were killed by Indian bullets and arrows others were shot by their riders to provide some cover on the sparsely covered hillside.

TRW031 "On His Knees"

Clutching a serious head wound and his carbine by his side this wounded trooper will not last long.

TRW032 "Lying Firing Carbine"

TRW039(P) "American Horse"

Not the famous Oglala Sioux chief out a Northern Cheyenne who had his favorite pony shot from under him and fought the rest of the battle on foot.