King & Country WH081 Kneeling Panzer Grenadier: The Raised Grenade Above a Low Stance

The helmet covering adds another clue

In the saved image, the textured covering changes the helmet’s outline. Combined with the raised arm and upright rifle, it helps distinguish WH081 from other grenade figures in the wider King & Country range.

The catalog preserves those visible features without assigning the anonymous man to an unverified unit or battlefield.

A figure that needs room above it

The kneeling body may suggest a low display position, but the raised arm still needs clear space. Tall scenery immediately behind the grenade can make the gesture difficult to read.

A front-quarter view also shows how the rifle and arm balance one another across the figure.

Why this pose adds variety

The WH series includes both quiet and active infantry subjects. WH081 contributes a distinctive throwing gesture to the late-numbered group of Panzer Grenadiers.

Its collecting interest lies in that specific body language and the way the sculpt occupies space. Keep the full reference image with the code when identifying loose examples rather than relying on “German with grenade” alone.

Release record and collecting notes

Sager’s archived WH081 product record lists a release date of January 2018 and a retirement date of September 2021. These 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.