Minifigure – German soldiers and a high-ranking officer from the World War I and World War II (LEGO Compatible)

This image displays a group of four toy minifigures representing German soldiers and a high-ranking officer from the World War I and World War II eras, showcasing an evolution in uniforms and equipment. From left to right:

1. Prussian WWI Infantryman: This figure represents a Prussian soldier from the German Imperial Army at the start of World War I (circa 1914). He wears the iconic Pickelhaube (spiked helmet) and the M1910 field grey (Feldgrau) tunic with bright red infantry piping, which was characteristic of the early war uniform before it was simplified for trench warfare.
2. WWII Wehrmacht Infantryman: This figure is a standard German Army (Heer) infantryman, or Landser, from the mid-to-late period of World War II. He is dressed in a practical field grey uniform and wears the M43 Field Cap (Einheitsfeldmütze). He is printed with a full set of combat webbing, including Y-straps and ammunition pouches for a Kar98k rifle, representing a common frontline soldier.
3. Field Marshal Erwin Rommel: This highly decorated figure represents Erwin Rommel, one of Germany’s most famous Field Marshals of World War II. He is shown in a General’s service uniform with the distinctive red and gold collar tabs. His identity is confirmed by the rare combination of medals worn at his neck: the WWII Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross and the WWI Pour le Mérite (“Blue Max”).
4. WWII Soldier in Winter Gear: This figure represents a German soldier in mixed winter combat gear from the later years of World War II (circa 1943-1945). He wears a white snow parka for camouflage and a winter field cap with a face mask. His trousers are in the Italian Telo Mimetico camouflage pattern, representing the common practice of German troops using captured Italian equipment after 1943.