During WW2, the German combat uniform included a distinctively-shaped helmet which had a

stretched neckline for added protection. The M36 combat uniform was an overall field gray color

with a dark green collar, and featured four front pockets. The German soldiers also wore long

black boots along with this basic uniform. At parades, the German soldiers would lift their legs

high without bending their knees and perform the intensively impressive "Goose Step March."

Set includes 5 figures to depict German infantry in early-WW2.

A soldier carrying an MP40 in both hands (can also be modeled to hold a rifle).

A soldier in kneeling position preparing to fire his rifle. (can also be modeled to be holding

binoculars).

A marching soldier carrying his rifle on his shoulder (can also be modeled to be holding an

MP40).

This set contains 5 figures depicting German Infantry during the French Campaign in 1940. Set Features soldiers in various poses such as running NCO with MP40, marching rifleman, kneeling rifleman in firing position, and MG34 machine gunner and loader in prone position, Parts are included to enable different poses, and multiple kits can be used to recreate all the variations. Furthermore, accessories such as helmets with camouflage belt, infantry weapons, and personal equipment are all sharply detailed.

Uniform:

The M36 field uniform, featuring a jacket with a green collar and the distinctively shaped M35 helmet, was used by the German Army at the start of WW2. However, the Y-Type suspenders had not yet been issued to all units at the time of the French Campaign.