The Figure: WWII German Waffen-SS Sniper
This historical toy minifigure represents a specialized Sniper (Scharfschütze) of the Waffen-SS during World War II. The text on the image labels him as “MT76 Sniper”. He is distinguished from the standard infantry by his specialized concealment gear.
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Headgear: Unlike the previous infantry figure who wore a grey cap, this sniper wears a Camouflage Field Cap (Einheitsfeldmütze).
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Pattern: The cap is printed with the same “Autumn” camouflage pattern as his tunic.
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Insignia: Despite the camouflage, the Eagle (Adler) and Skull (Totenkopf) insignia are clearly printed on the front, identifying his branch.
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Face (Key Feature): The figure features a Camouflage Face Veil/Mask print.
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Historical Context: German snipers were masters of concealment. They often used face veils, grease paint, or masks to hide the pale skin of their faces, which could otherwise give away their position to the enemy. This print simulates that tactical concealment.
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Uniform:
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Pattern: He wears a tunic/smock in Autumn Oak Leaf (Eichenlaub B) or Plane Tree camouflage, dominated by orange, brown, and black spots. This pattern was widely used by the SS from 1943 onwards.
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Details: The collar reveals the SS runes (Sig Runes) on the right tab. He wears standard field grey trousers with gaiters.
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Weapon: He is armed with a Scoped Sniper Rifle.
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Type: This represents a Karabiner 98k or Gewehr 43 fitted with a telescopic sight (such as the ZF4 or ZF39). The scope allows him to engage high-value targets from long distances.
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Equipment:
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Loadout: He is fully equipped for field operations with Y-strap webbing, ammunition pouches, and a full kit on his back including a Gas Mask Canister, Canteen, Bread Bag, and an Entrenching Tool (Shovel).
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