King & Country WH014 At Attention: One Figure and a Deliberate Stillness

A title that describes what is visible

The archived product record supplies the name “At Attention.” The reference image shows a helmeted German soldier with a rifle, field equipment and dark boots on a small rectangular base.

There is no need to add an invented guard post, ceremony or named regiment to make the figure useful. Its posture is already the identifying feature, and the code distinguishes it from other standing subjects.

Uniform study within the wider history

A standing miniature offers an unobstructed view of clothing and equipment, but that visual interest should sit within the history of the force represented. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum documents the Wehrmacht’s participation in Nazi crimes and the Holocaust.

The catalog treats WH014 as a representative German military subject. A posed figure does not establish a particular individual’s service record, beliefs or actions.

The small checks that matter

Because the rifle extends above the head, its upper section deserves a clear photograph when inspecting a secondhand example. Compare the arm position, equipment and base with the reference image as well.

The set’s place in the collection is its deliberate simplicity. It adds a formal standing posture that can balance the action figures, while remaining easy to identify and document as an individual release.

Release record and collecting notes

Sager’s archived WH014 product record lists April 2015 as the release date and July 2016 as the retirement date. Those are catalog dates, rather than a statement about today’s secondhand availability. Compare the seller’s actual photographs with the reference image here, including any projecting equipment and the base; a familiar box title alone is not a condition report.