WAFFEN SS

DESCRIPTION

"Collaboration"
A young Wehrmacht soldier "chats-up" a pretty French girl in this unusual little two-figure set.

"Street Patrol"
Three Wehrmacht soldiers go about their business somewhere in an occupied country.

"TIGER 1"
K&C's latest and (we think) best "homage" to Germany's most famous tank of WWII... The Tiger.

This newest version of the beast is in the markings of the 2nd. SS Division "Das Reich" as it appeared during the epic battle of KURSK in 1943... The two colour camouflage is typical of this period and the vehicle comes with two crew figures and a weathered battlefield finish.

"Additional German Tankers"
Two Army tank crew complete with "jerricans" full of fuel and water.

"Major Hermann von Oppeln- Bronikowski"
This titled nobleman had a fine wartime record as both a superb field commander and a tank ace.

"Standing Tank Officer"
Wearing the distinctive all-black tank uniform this officer is assessing the situation.

"Panzer Crewman at ease"
Dressed for an inspection or parade this tanker carries the standard German infantry rifle.

"Panzer Feldgendarme"
Like all German military units even the Panzer Korps had their own "Field Police". This one carries the MP40 Machine Pistol... better known as the "Schmeisser".

"Panzer Tank Ace"
The Germans produced many decorated and skilled tank "aces". This confident officer is wearing Italian camouflage trousers with his black uniform jacket.

"Waffen SS Officer w/Sword"
This 2nd SS "DAS REICH" armoured division officer in full Panzer black uniform w/ sword.

"Talking Tankers"
Two Waffen SS Panzer officers discuss the tactical situation.

"Kneeling HJ Officer"
One of the veteran 1st SS officers transferred to lead the young inexperienced HJ boys into battle.

"Pak 97/38 Anti Tank Gun"
This was a typical German combination of utilizing a captured enemy weapon (in this case the French canon de 75 model 1897) and the carriage of their proven German Pak 38.

Entering wide-spread service in 1942 it was one of the principal anti tank guns supplied to the Hitlerjugend Division just before Normandy.

Our model comes with a three-man crew in action poses.

SPECIAL NOTE:
This gun can also be "pulled" behind by the new Raupenschlepper.

"Laying the MG42 Gun Set"
Providing the extra fire power to keep the Allied heads down this three-man set takes careful aim.

"MP40 Set"

Two lying prone young Panzer Grenadiers armed with the classic MP40 (Machine Pistol 40) usually called the "Schmeisser". As one Grenadier watches the front his mate calls out for reinforcements to move up quickly and get in position. A great little set for dioramas!

"Kneeling Grenadier"

Another young rifleman of the HJ Division somewhere in Normandy. Wearing the ubiquitous SS camouflage smock and trousers he kneels ready with a "potato-masher" grenade in the right hand.

"Ready...Aim...Fire!"

Another of our 2-man sets... As one rifleman takes careful aim another sends a "silent" signal to the rest of their section.

Note the Panzerfaust next to the firing Grenadier.

"Running Officer"

"Schmeisser" in hand this young HJ officer crouches low as he moves around his boy's defensive positions.

"Casualty Evacuation"

One HJ Grenadier shoulders a wounded comrade and takes him out of the line and back to the nearest aid station.

"Panzer Meyer Set"

Our second version of this famous HJ officer (the first was part of a "Strictly Limited" set a few years back). Here, he instructs one of his NCO's on exactly where he wants him and his men to go to.

"Walking Wounded"

A German Medic escorts another wounded SS Panzer Grenadier away from the frontline and, hopefully, out of further harm's way!

"Summer Raupenschlepper"
Two years ago K&C released a very popular "winter" version of this great little tracked transporter. We received many requests to produce a "summer" one... and here it is!

But, this new version is a brand-new sculpt with several additional features ... First of all, the "canvas" top is removable and can be replaced with the steel metal frame in its place.

Also included a load of supplies that can either be put into the vehicles (or stand by its side). This Raupenschlepper has a towing hook as well allowing collectors to pull an artillery piece or trailer. Finally there is also an all-new driver as well.

"Hitlerjugend Panther Ausf. A"

Another essential part of the division's fighting inventory was a company of Panther tanks.

This latest Panther Ausf. A tank is definitely K&C's most detailed Panther to date. Covered in "zimmerit" paste and battle-worn, two crew members can be seen with the vehicle as it prepares to engage the enemy.

"DAS REICH" Banner Bearer"
Another marching officer in full Panzer black uniform with Divisional Banner.

"Tiger Tank Guards"

Two winter-clad panzer figures dismounted and armed with MP40 Schmeisser Machine Pistols.

"The JAGDTIGER"

Weighing over 70tons this "behemoth" of a tank-killer was one of the last gasps of the once mighty German armaments industry. Mounting a massive 128mm gun less than 100 of these heavy metal monsters were actually produced. K&C's battle-weary version comes in a realistic two-colour, late war camouflage and is one of the "Henschel Production" models. It comes with 3 partial crew figures and is the largest, heaviest tank K&C has produced... it dwarfs even a King Tiger!
Just 750 of this special model are being produced.

"Volksturm Old Man"

In a desperate attempt to hold off the Allied Armies even this grandfather has been drafted into the "Volksturm".
Still wearing civilian clothes only his army 'ski cap', armband and weapons mark him down as a 'soldier'.

"Volksturm off to Battle"

Another 'old-timer' marches off... but at least he has a helmet, backpack and a uniform greatcoat!

"Tank Killer"

This veteran infantryman carries a bundle of deadly "Panzerfausts" (the cheap but effective German Rocket Propelled Grenade). His job is to help instruct and lead the "odds 'n' sods" of the Volksturm.

"Volksturm Heil Hitler"

Even at this late desperate stage of the war there were some Germans who still believed in the Fuhrer... another Volksturm "volunteer", still wearing his SA uniform salutes with one hand while clutching his Panzerfaust in the other.

"Panzerfaust Warriors"

The young and the old... a teenager "Hitlerjugend" member takes aim while his much older comrade gingerly "follows suit".

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"HALT! SS trooper with MP44"

With units being decimated and survivors fleeing the battlefield this SS man is stopping and checking all vehicles and their passengers.

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"HJ Guard"

Providing "back-up" for the SS man is this young Hitlerjugend rifleman.

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"SS Inspecting Officer"

This veteran officer surveys the serious situation

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"MG42 Instruction"

Whilst the Hitlerjugend boy lies prone behind the machine gun his Luftwaffe instructor tries to explain the workings of the MG42.

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“Waffen SS VOLKSWAGEN”

This “VW at WAR” features the markings of the 5^th SS Panzer Division “VIKING” and comes with a driver and a full roof rack of extra supplies and fuel.