King & Country WS213 Kneeling with Ammo Box: A Support Load at Ground Level

Compare the walking carrier

WS202 represents ammunition being moved at standing height. WS213 offers a lower counterpart, useful near a team or a temporary halt where another man can remain upright.

The change of posture gives the load a different visual relationship with the ground. It can appear to have just been lowered or to be waiting nearby, although the catalog does not specify that exact sequence.

The upward attention needs a little space

Place the figure where the face can be seen beneath the helmet. A low wall directly in front may hide the rifle and turn the ammunition box into an isolated object.

A standing companion can provide an implied listener or speaker, while a machine-gun subject gives the extra ammunition an understandable destination. Neither arrangement establishes a named historical team.

The release’s value is the combination of a lower pose and a practical load. It adds another way to show the work around a machine gun without repeating a gunner or a man firing his rifle.

For identification, compare the grounded knee, box, rifle and upward-turned head together. The small container is essential to the subject, but the posture is what separates WS213 from the other ammunition carriers.

Release record and collecting notes

Sager’s archived WS213 product record lists a release date of November 2012 and a retirement date of August 2015. 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.