Custom Piece Miniature – 16-Piece WWII Military Headgear Pack – 3D Print for LEGO minifigure

Row 1:

German Panzer Side Cap (Black with Pink Piping) A Black forage cap featuring a silver eagle and Pink soutache (piping). Background: The pink piping specifically identifies the wearer as a Panzer (Tank) crewman. The black color hid oil and grease stains inside the tank.

German DAK Side Cap (Desert Tan) A Desert Tan side cap with a printed eagle and cockade. Background: The standard tropical headgear for the Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK) in North Africa, used before the M43 cap became common.

German Wehrmacht Side Cap (Field Grey) A Field Grey side cap featuring Orange/Golden piping. Background: The standard issue cap for the German Army. The colored piping indicates the branch of service, likely Cavalry or Signals.

German Panzer Winter Fur Cap (Black) A thick Black fur-lined hat (Pelzmütze) with a silver eagle. Background: Modeled after the Russian Ushanka, this warm hat was issued to tank crews on the freezing Eastern Front.

Row 2:

German Officer Visor Cap (Dark Green) A Dark Green peaked cap with a black band and Silver chin cords. Background: A stylistic representation of a German Army officer’s service cap, often associated with infantry commanders.

German General Staff Visor Cap (Grey & Red) A Field Grey cap with a Red band and Gold chin cords. Background: The “Red Band” specifically denotes a General serving in the High Command (OKH/OKW), representing the elite leadership.

German General Visor Cap (Grey & Black) A Field Grey cap with a Black band and Gold chin cords. Background: The standard service cap for a General in the regular Army (Heer), distinguished by the gold bullion accents.

German Infantry Officer Visor Cap (Field Grey) A Field Grey cap with a black band, Silver chin cords, and white piping. Background: The most common officer’s cap seen in WWII, worn by Lieutenants through Colonels in the Infantry.

Row 3:

Free Polish Forces Brodie Helmet (Tan with Eagle) A Desert Tan British-style helmet featuring a white Polish Eagle. Background: Worn by the Polish II Corps fighting alongside the Allies, most famously during the Battle of Monte Cassino.

British Medic Brodie Helmet (Tan with Red Cross) A Desert Tan British helmet with a prominent Red Cross symbol. Background: Essential for combat medics serving in the North African desert campaign to identify themselves as non-combatants.

German DAK M43 Field Cap (Tan) A Desert Tan peaked “ski cap” with the Wehrmacht eagle. Background: The famous tropical field cap popularized by Rommel’s troops, offering a visor to shade the eyes from the sun.

German Elite M43 Cap (Autumn Camouflage) A peaked cap featuring an Orange and Brown camo pattern and a Totenkopf (skull) emblem. Background: Reversible winter camouflage gear used by elite Waffen-SS units during the Battle of the Bulge.

Row 4:

German Stahlhelm (Spring Camouflage) A steel helmet with a Green dot pattern. Background: Represents the “Spring” side of the reversible helmet covers used by elite troops to blend into fresh vegetation.

German Stahlhelm (Autumn Camouflage) A steel helmet with a Rusty Orange pattern. Background: Represents the “Autumn” side of reversible covers, used to blend in with fallen leaves and dead trees.

German Stahlhelm (Oak Leaf Camouflage) A steel helmet with a mixed Green and Brown organic pattern. Background: The “Oak Leaf A” pattern, designed to disrupt the soldier’s outline in dappled forest light during summer.

German Elite M43 Cap (Spring Camouflage) A peaked cap featuring a Green camo pattern and a Totenkopf emblem. Background: Camouflage headgear for elite Waffen-SS officers and NCOs operating in summer environments like Normandy.