Minifigure – German soldiers from World War II (LEGO Compatible)

This image displays a collection of four different toy minifigure sets, each representing a distinct type of German soldier from World War II.

Top Left: Leibstandarte SS Honor Guard

This figure represents a soldier from the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler (LSSAH) in his full ceremonial parade uniform. He is dressed in the iconic black M32 service uniform of the SS, detailed with white piping, a white leather belt, and a silver aiguillette (ceremonial cord). The set includes a black ceremonial Stahlhelm, a black SS visor cap, a Karabiner 98k rifle, and an SS Long Service Award. The LSSAH served as both Hitler’s personal bodyguard and an elite combat division, with this black uniform being their infamous symbol during parades and state functions.

Top Right: Luftwaffe Field Division Soldier

This figure represents a soldier from a Luftwaffe Field Division. He is dressed in the standard blue-grey (Luftwaffenblau) uniform of the German Air Force but is equipped for ground combat. The set includes a Luftwaffe M43 Field Cap, a Stahlhelm with the Luftwaffe eagle decal, and a Gewehr 43 (G43) semi-automatic rifle. These divisions were formed in 1942 from surplus Air Force personnel who were retrained as infantry to fight on the ground.

Bottom Left: Fallschirmjäger (Paratrooper)

This figure represents an elite German Fallschirmjäger (paratrooper), who were also part of the Luftwaffe. He is wearing a camouflage smock in the Luftwaffe Splinter Pattern and the unique M38 paratrooper helmet. He is armed with the revolutionary FG 42 (Fallschirmjägergewehr 42), an advanced automatic rifle designed exclusively for airborne troops. The Fallschirmjäger were renowned for their high morale and tenacity in major battles like Crete and Monte Cassino.

Bottom Right: Soldier in Leibermuster Camouflage

This figure represents a German soldier from the very end of the war (1945) outfitted in the advanced Leibermuster M45 camouflage. This complex pattern was intended to be the new standard uniform for the entire German military and was the first to be designed with anti-infrared properties. Due to the collapse of Germany, it was only produced in very limited numbers. This figure, armed with a Karabiner 98k, represents one of the very few soldiers to have worn this futuristic uniform.