King & Country WH133 Lying Prone Rifleman: The Lowest Silhouette in the Infantry Line

A single man, a long footprint

The figure occupies little height but considerable length. The rifle extends the body’s direction, while the grassy base records the whole posture close to the ground.

That shape matters in a collection display. A low miniature can require more open shelf area than a standing man if the face, hands and projecting weapon are to remain visible.

The ordinary soldier in the series story

The WH historical catalog connects the range to the wider war. This figure contributes the anonymous infantry subject that sits beneath the stories of commanders and larger equipment.

The source does not assign him a named formation or battle. His particular collecting identity rests in the sculpt and code.

Look from the front quarter

A slightly raised front-quarter view shows more than a top-down photograph. It keeps the rifle, face and equipment readable together.

WH133 belongs as a distinct release because that exact arrangement can be compared and identified. Preserve a clear reference image with the code, particularly when the figure is stored or sold loose among other German infantry.

Release record and collecting notes

Sager’s archived WH133 product record lists a release date of November 2025. 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.