Name: German WWII Wehrmacht Infantry Marching to Frontline, 6 Figures (5870062)
Brand: Artitec
SKU: 5870062
Price: 32.95 USD
Availability: InStock

German WWII Wehrmacht Infantry Marching to Frontline, 6 Figures (5870062)

$32.95

Model Details
Manufacturer
Article Number	5870062
Product Release Year	2024
Scale	1:87 HO Scale
Build Type	Ready-Made
Figure Count	6

Historical Details
Country	Germany
Military Branch	German Armed Forces (Wehrmacht)
Era	World War II

Collector model. Not a toy. Recommended for ages 18+

Artitec’s German WWII Wehrmacht Infantry Marching to Frontline set includes six individually posed soldiers advancing toward the front with rifles, ammunition containers, field packs, and personal equipment. Their varied walking poses create a natural marching column suitable for roads, village streets, rail facilities, staging areas, and World War II military scenes.

Each ready-made 1:87 HO-scale figure is individually hand-painted in realistic field-gray colors with carefully rendered uniforms, helmets, weapons, equipment, and facial details. The figures can be placed directly into a military diorama or model railroad layout without painting.

Ready-Made 1:87 HO scale Artitec model
Includes six individually posed German Wehrmacht infantry figures
Depicts soldiers marching toward the frontline
Features varied natural walking and marching poses
Detailed rifles, steel helmets, field packs, and personal equipment
Includes soldiers carrying ammunition and equipment containers
Individually hand-painted in realistic field-gray colors
Designed for World War II European settings
Ideal for World War II HO-scale military dioramas and model railroad scenes

The Wehrmacht was Germany’s armed forces from 1935 until 1945 and consisted of the Heer, Kriegsmarine, and Luftwaffe. The Heer was the land-warfare branch and supplied most German ground forces during World War II.

Infantry formations depended heavily on marching for movement between railheads, assembly areas, defensive positions, and combat zones. Even as mechanized warfare became increasingly important, much of the German Army remained reliant on foot movement and horse-drawn transportation. Soldiers commonly carried rifles, ammunition, entrenching tools, field packs, mess equipment, and other personal gear while moving toward frontline positions.