German infantry in the latter half of World War II mainly wore the M43 field uniform, which had lower production costs than the early ones by changing the fabric and omitting decorations. In addition, it seems that there were veteran soldiers wearing field uniforms before the M43, and soldiers wearing Zeltbahns (tents) instead of camouflage uniforms. Also, during this period, the automation of small arms progressed, and the semi-automatic rifle G.43 and the MP44, which became the origin of modern assault rifles, appeared, and the recoilless gun Panzerfaust was the trump card for anti-tank combat. demonstrate power as Armed with new equipment, the infantry faced the tense battles of the latter part of the war.

A set of 5 1/35 scale dolls that reproduce the German infantry soldiers of the latter half of the war. Infant soldiers in field uniforms of the time are realistically modeled. Weapons unique to the late war, such as the MP44, G.43, and Panzerfaust, as well as accessories such as binoculars and map cases, have all been made into precision parts. In addition to the standard helmet, a camouflage cover type is also included. Comes with slide markings for rank badges and tank defeat badges.