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Waffen-SS figures and vehicles

Browse the WS range by code and photograph, from infantry groups and support weapons to armored vehicles. Open a card for the set’s historical subject and collecting details.

King & Country WS043 Michael Wittmann’s Last Tiger with crew
WS043 · Michael Wittmann’s Last Tiger

About the WS range

WS brings together German infantry, armor, support figures and named historical scenes. The catalog also includes subjects outside the Waffen-SS itself. Below the set index, the history section explains the organization’s wartime role and documents crimes committed by its units.

From the WS collection

Signature sets

Named tanks, a command vehicle and distinctive scenes from the range.

King & Country · WS097

Medical Evacuation Motorcycle Combo

A casualty lies across the sidecar of this motorcycle combination, with a driver at the handlebars. The stretcher arrangement makes the evacuation role immediately clear. It is an unusual support subject in a range with many tanks and firing figures, and a complete small scene built around moving one wounded man.

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King & Country · WS398

Ambushed SS Citroën

The Citroën’s open doors, damaged body and two fallen figures depict the aftermath of an ambush. The car supplies most of the setting, so it works as a compact vignette. The title does not identify a documented incident, and it should not be presented as a reconstruction of one of the massacres discussed below.

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More Wittmann releases: WS015 · Tiger Tank with Michael Wittmann and WS352 · Michael Wittmann’s First Battlefield Tiger.

The collection

Waffen-SS set catalog

Browse the sets by code and photograph. Set numbers are not a continuous sequence, and separately coded variants have their own entries. Linked entries open the full article; more articles and release records are being added as this fan catalog grows.

WS001–WS100

WS001Machine Gun TeamWS001GMachine Gun Team in GlossWS002Assault GroupWS002GAssault Group in GlossWS003One Dispatch Rider MotorcycleWS003GDispatch Rider Motorcycle in GlossWS004German Tank Commanders in MatteWS004GGerman Tank Commanders in GlossWS005Two German Military PoliceWS006Motorcycle with Sidecar & Two RidersWS006BMotorcycle with Sidecar and Two RidersWS006GMotorcycle with Sidecar and Two Riders in GlossWS007Single MC with Dismounted Dispatch RiderWS008Officer with Three Advancing Panzer GrenadiersWS009Four Sitting and Crouching Panzer GrenadiersWS010MG42 Gun Group plus WallWS011Three Figure Ambush SetWS012Four Figure Attacking SetWS013Hanomag Halftrack with Machine GunnerWS014Sturmgeschütz III with OfficerWS015Tiger Tank with Michael WittmannWS016Four Figure Tank CrewWS017Four Panzer Grenadiers AttackingWS018PaK 40 Anti-Tank Gun with Three CrewWS019Kübelwagen with DriverWS02088mm Flak Gun Emplacement with Four GunnersWS021Gun Commander and Rangefinder NCOWS022German Staff Car with RommelWS023Panther Ausf. G in Ambush PatternWS025Tiger I with Two Crew FiguresWS026Panzer IV with Tank CommanderWS027Four Panzer Grenadiers on PatrolWS028Four German Prisoners of WarWS029Waffen-SS Guard Box SetWS030Casualties of WarWS031German Tank RidersWS032Sd.Kfz. 231 Eight-Wheel Armoured CarWS033Anti-Aircraft Gun and CrewWS034Field Marshal Erwin RommelWS035Adolf Hitler 1944WS036Tank Fighters and Soviet SU-85WS037Krupp Truck SetWS038MG34 Gun SetWS039AttackWS040Walking Wehrmacht InfantryWS041Panzer II with InfantryWS04237mm Anti Tank Gun SetWS043Michael Wittmann’s Last TigerWS044Three Assault EngineersWS045German Engineer Officer and Work PartyWS046Dispatch Rider with SignpostWS047StuG IV with Three FiguresWS048Advance to AttackWS049Prepare to AmbushWS050Foot PatrolWS051MG42 Gun GroupWS052Sd.Kfz. 7 Prime MoverWS053Sitting Sergeant and Two RiflemenWS054Three Seated RiflemenWS05588mm Gun Crew Set AWS05688mm Gun Crew Set BWS05788mm GunWS058New Fighting PatrolWS059JagdpantherWS060Tank AmbushWS062Jagdpanther RidersWS063The DefendersWS064The Russians Are ComingWS065The Last StandWS066Anti-Tank Gun SetWS067King TigerWS068Puma Armoured CarWS069Strictly Limited StuG IVWS071King Tiger Second VersionWS072Summer Panther Ausf. GWS073German French 39H Self-Propelled GunWS074HJ Motorcycle CombinationWS075Commanders ConferenceWS076Bunker DefendersWS077Panzer Meyer’s Command HalftrackWS078Atlantic Wall BunkerWS078-01Atlantic Wall Set (K11)WS079Winter HummelWS080Gepard Flakpanzer 38(t)WS081Kettenkrad Cable LayerWS082Winter MG42 TeamWS083Hasso von ManteuffelWS084Winter SledgeWS085Prepare to FireWS086Moving ForwardWS087HaltWS088Road BlockWS089On Patrol Dispatch RiderWS090Opel Blitz Truck Normandy VersionWS091Gestapo ArrestWS092Tour of InspectionWS093Standing Saluting German OfficerWS094Standing German GuardWS095Marching German OfficerWS096Marching German SoldierWS096-01Marching German Soldier — Camouflage HelmetWS097Medical Evacuation Motorcycle ComboWS098German T34WS099German Tank CrewWS100The Fuhrers Last FighterWS380The Crouching Scout

WS101–WS200

WS101Sd Kfz 252 TransporterWS102Normandy KubelwagenWS10388mm Flak 18WS104(SL)The Assassination of HeydrichWS106Hitlers Paris VisitWS107German War CorrespondentsWS108New Panzer IWS109Summer SchwimmwagenWS110Riflemen in ActionWS111Over ThereWS112Open FireWS113MG34 Gun TeamWS114Marching Waffen SS OfficerWS115Marching Waffen SS TrooperWS116Wehrmacht Officer PointingWS117Get ReadyWS118Moving ForwardWS119On the RoadWS120Walking Machine Gun TeamWS121Sd Kfz 250 1 Leichter SchutzenpanzerwagenWS122Advancing on the EnemyWS123Machine Gun Team ForwardWS124Flame Thrower SetWS125German Panhard Armoured CarWS126Normandy RommelWS127Generaloberst Heinz GuderianWS128Generaloberst Eduard DietlWS129Generalleutnant Fritz BayerleinWS130German Guard BoxWS131Sd Kfz 251 22 Pakwagen SummerWS134Panzer IIIWS135The July Bomb PlotWS136General and AdjutantWS137Bomb Plot Extra Set #2WS140CollaborationWS141Street PatrolWS142Cossack Feldgendarmerie with PrisonerWS143Mounted Cossack OfficerWS144Cossack ScoutWS145Cossack Holding Rifle Looking RightWS146Cossack Holding Rifle Looking LeftWS147Standing Cossack and HorseWS148Cossack PointingWS149Dismounted Cossack NCOWS150General Helmuth von PannwitzWS151Tiger I at KurskWS153German TankersWS154SS Hauptsturmführer Hans WeissWS155Standing CrewmanWS156Panzer Crewman on ParadeWS157Panzer Guard at AttentionWS158Panzer Guard MarchingWS159Panzer FeldgendarmeWS160Arno GiesenWS162Waffen-SS Officer with SwordWS163Talking TankersWS164Kneeling HJ OfficerWS165PaK 97/38 Anti-Tank GunWS166Laying the MG42 Gun SetWS167MP40 SetWS168Kneeling GrenadierWS169Ready Aim FireWS170Dead HJ GrenadierWS171Running OfficerWS172Casualty EvacuationWS173Panzer Meyer SetWS174Walking WoundedWS175Summer RaupenschlepperWS176Hitlerjugend Panther Ausf AWS177Snow TigerWS178Das Reich Banner BearerWS179Tiger Tank GuardsWS180Jagdtiger — Strictly LimitedWS181Volkssturm Old ManWS182Volkssturm Off to BattleWS183Tank KillerWS184Volkssturm Saluting FigureWS185Panzerfaust WarriorsWS187Halt — SS Trooper with MP44WS188Hitler Youth GuardWS189Wehrmacht Inspecting OfficerWS190MG42 InstructionWS191Volkssturm Walking with BicycleWS192Hitler Youth with BicycleWS193Normandy PillboxWS194Waffen-SS VolkswagenWS195German Panhard Armoured Car — WinterWS196Rommel in France 1940WS197Sd.Kfz. 234/1 Armoured CarWS198Feldgendarmerie Dog HandlerWS199T-34/76 in German ServiceWS200Walking Officer

WS201–WS300

WS201Marching MG42 GunnerWS202The Ammo CarrierWS203NCO with BinocularsWS204Soldat with CigaretteWS205Soldat Looking RightWS206Soldat DrinkingWS207Soldat Carrying CrateWS208Soldat PointingWS209Sd.Kfz. 222 Armoured Car — GrayWS210Sd.Kfz. 222 Armoured Car — NormandyWS211Unteroffizier with SchmeisserWS212Kneeling ReadyWS213Kneeling with Ammo BoxWS214WaitWS215Just LookingWS216Tiger I Early ProductionWS217Sd.Kfz. 251 Half-Track — GrayWS218Sd.Kfz. 251 Half-Track — CamouflageWS219Panzer IV Ausf. HWS220Winter Tiger IWS221Spoils of WarWS222Walking WoundedWS223-1Tank Commanders — Set No. 1WS223-2Tank Commanders — Set No. 2WS224-1Panzer 38(t) No. 201WS224-2Panzer 38(t) No. 202WS224-3Panzer 38(t) No. 204WS225Panzer 38(t) — CamouflageWS227The Apple ThiefWS228Jagdpanther Ausf. G1WS229Sd.Kfz. 10 Ausf. B DemagWS230Demag AmbulanceWS231Demag PassengersWS232Pointing German MPWS233Squad LeaderWS234Running MessengerWS235Give Me the MessageWS236RadiomanWS237WoundedWS238The GrenadierWS239Officer RiflemanWS240Shouting NCOWS241Covering FireWS242Out of ActionWS243Running Rifleman AWS244Running Rifleman BWS245Captured BA-64B Armored CarWS246Adler Kfz. 13 Armored CarWS248Mercedes-Based Military CarWS249BreakdownWS250Checking PapersWS251German Officer PrisonerWS252Handschar Standing Machine GunnerWS253Handschar Light Machine GunnerWS254Handschar Pointing NCOWS255Handschar Advancing NCOWS256Handschar Watching RiflemanWS257Handschar Advancing RiflemanWS258Opel Blitz Field AmbulanceWS259Panzer 35(t)WS261Wehrmacht DoctorWS262Red Cross NurseWS263Writing HomeWS264Now This Might Hurt a LittleWS265Nurse and Departing SoldierWS266The Chest WoundWS268Handschar Standing FiringWS269The Empty BedWS270Goodbye CommissarWS272Panther Ausf. GWS273German SniperWS274German Officer Being ShotWS275Ambulance DriverWS276The Stretcher SetWS277Smoking GeneralWS278Officer with MapWS279Aide-de-Camp with BinocularsWS280NCO BodyguardWS281Renault UE Armoured CarrierWS282Coastal Gun OfficerWS283Kneeling Soldier with Field RadioWS284Coastal Gunners Set No. 1WS285Coastal Gunners Set No. 2WS286Pointing OfficerWS287Kneeling LoadingWS288Kneeling GrenadierWS289Kneeling with RifleWS290Kneeling with BinocularsWS291Flakpanzer I AWS292Flakpanzer Gun CrewWS294Four Fallen German SoldiersWS296FT-17 Normandy PillboxWS297Soldier Sharing Food with a GirlWS298Renault FT-17 No. 122

WS301–WS400

WS308SS-Oberscharführer Karl OttoWS309Winter Tiger No. 311 — Second VersionWS311Karl Otto’s Tiger IWS312Hitler’s Last ParadeWS313Hitler’s Bunker Entrance — First VersionWS314Führerbunker Ventilation TowerWS315Bunker BodyguardsWS317Marder IWS318Extra Hitler Youth FiguresWS319Renault FT-17 No. 121WS320Hitler’s Bunker Entrance — Second VersionWS321German Weapons SetWS322Tiger 113WS323Tiger 114WS324Spoils of WarWS326Smoke BreakWS327The Apple ThiefWS328The Death of FegeleinWS330Do You Know This Man?WS331The ThreatWS332Soviet PanzerWS334Marder III Tank DestroyerWS335Marching Waffen-SS OfficerWS336Marching Waffen-SS Man with RifleWS337Waffen-SS Standing at AttentionWS338Inspecting Waffen-SS OfficerWS339Waffen-SS NCO at AttentionWS340Waffen-SS Present ArmsWS341Waffen-SS FlagbearerWS342Standing Tiger CrewmenWS343SPG Officer with PistolWS344Wittmann’s Winter TigerWS345When Wittmann Met PeiperWS346Dismounted Tank Crew No. 1WS347Dismounted Tank Crew No. 2WS348Obersturmbannführer Max WünscheWS350Demag Ambulance — Winter VersionWS351Panther Ausf. GWS352Michael Wittmann’s First Battlefield TigerWS353Sky-Watching Panzer CrewmanWS354Relaxing Panzer CrewmenWS355Battlefield ConferenceWS356Wash, Shave and EatWS357Tank Commanders SetWS361Dazed, Bruised and BatteredWS362HJSS Advancing with RifleWS363Running for CoverWS364HJSS Running with RifleWS365HJSS Squad LeaderWS366HJSS Firing MP44WS367HJSS Kneeling Firing MP40WS368HJSS Lying Prone with RifleWS369HJSS Kneeling with MP40WS370HJSS Kneeling Firing RifleWS371HJSS Kneeling SignallerWS372HJSS MG42 Gun TeamWS373HJSS Advancing Firing RifleWS374The Panzerfaust TeamWS375Marching SoldatenWS376Standing SoldatenWS377The Drinking SoldierWS378SS Squad LeaderWS379SS UntersturmfuhrerWS381PzKpfw. VI Winter Tiger — Strictly LimitedWS382Advancing Under FireWS383Covering FireWS384Open Fire — Two FiguresWS385Watching and WaitingWS390Riflemen in ActionWS391Over ThereWS392Open Fire — Three FiguresWS393Gun TeamWS394Waffen-SS OfficerWS396Kursk Tiger S32 — Special EditionWS397PzKpfwVI ‘KURSK TIGER’ Hull #S33WS398Ambushed SS Citroën

Special releases

WS-S01Winter Tiger and Parade Figure Set

The history behind the figures

The Waffen-SS in WWII

The Waffen-SS was the armed branch of the SS and fought in major campaigns of the Second World War. Its battlefield record was intertwined with its place in the Nazi state: its units participated in the Holocaust, mass shootings, murderous operations against civilians and the killing of prisoners of war. Personnel also served in the concentration-camp system. Civilians and captured servicemen were victims of this violence in areas where Waffen-SS formations operated. The four cases below show how the murder of prisoners and civilians accompanied campaigns in France and Belgium from 1940 to 1944. U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Four documented war crimes

27 May 1940 · France

Le Paradis

Soldiers of the SS Totenkopf Division murdered 97 British soldiers who had surrendered near Le Paradis. The victims were men of the Royal Norfolk Regiment. The killings during the campaign in France show that the murder of prisoners by Waffen-SS troops began well before the last years of the war.

Read the account · National WWII Museum

7–8 June 1944 · Normandy

Abbaye d’Ardenne

Members of the 12th SS Panzer Division murdered 18 Canadian prisoners at the abbey over these two days. Kurt Meyer had established his regimental headquarters there. He was later convicted following the killings. The memorial commemorates 20 Canadians, including two more believed to have been killed later in June.

Read the account · Veterans Affairs Canada

10 June 1944 · France

Oradour-sur-Glane

Troops from the Der Führer regiment of the Das Reich division rounded up the village’s inhabitants. They separated the men from the women and children, carried out mass killings and burned the village. Women and children were murdered in the church. The memorial’s account records a deliberate attack on civilians.

Read the account · Centre de la mémoire d’Oradour

17 December 1944 · Belgium

Malmedy / Baugnez

At the Baugnez crossroads near Malmedy, troops of Kampfgruppe Peiper captured Americans during the Ardennes offensive and shot the prisoners in a field. At least 84 American soldiers were killed. Some survivors escaped or remained still among the bodies. The massacre became the subject of a postwar war-crimes trial.

Read the account · U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum

These four cases are examples, not a complete account. The Waffen-SS’s participation in persecution and mass murder extended across occupied Europe, including the occupied Soviet territories.

What the figures represent

The WS prefix covers more than one service, campaign or kind of subject. The index includes Wehrmacht personalities, medical scenes, prisoners and resistance figures as well as Waffen-SS combat troops. A model’s release code identifies its place in the King & Country range; the uniform, equipment and named subject establish the historical connection.

Wittmann’s tanks are a good example of why the individual release matters. WS015, WS043, WS344 and WS352 share an association with the same commander, but represent different finishes and moments in his career. The winter tank’s barrel markings also reproduce a wartime presentation of claimed victories. Such markings are part of the model’s subject; they do not independently verify a combat total.

Historical photographs

Wartime photographs and the WS subjects

These photographs give dated comparisons for named tank figures and the broader German infantry subjects in the WS range. They also show the work of German wartime propaganda photographers.

Michael Wittmann seated on a Tiger I in northern France
Michael Wittmann on a Tiger I in northern France, May 1944.Bundesarchiv, Bild 101I-299-1802-08 / Scheck. Source record. CC BY-SA 3.0 DE. Converted to WebP; composition unchanged.

Wittmann on a Tiger I, May 1944

This photograph predates the fighting at Villers-Bocage. Wittmann sits above the Tiger’s textured armour, making his black uniform and the turret details easy to compare with K&C’s named Tiger releases. It is useful as a portrait and equipment reference; the archive caption does not establish it as the particular tank represented by WS043.

WS043 · Michael Wittmann’s Last Tiger →WS015 · Tiger Tank with Michael Wittmann →
German infantry marching along a road in France
German infantry on the march in France, June 1940.Bundesarchiv, Bild 146-1981-060-03 / Bauer. Source record. CC BY-SA 3.0 DE. Converted to WebP; composition unchanged.

The range’s walking infantry

WS includes Wehrmacht subjects as well as Waffen-SS releases. This June 1940 photograph of German army infantry is a comparison for WS040 Walking Wehrmacht Infantry: the men carry their weapons and equipment in a road column. The formation and date matter when placing such figures beside the range’s later-war vehicles.

WS040 · Walking Wehrmacht Infantry →

Photographs of decorated tank crews and commanders helped build reputations that still influence miniature subjects. The Sharpshooters Museum’s account of Villers-Bocage describes both the British losses and the attention given to Wittmann afterward, including visits by German war photographers. Reading the opposing unit’s account adds context that a named tank release cannot provide on its own. Read the museum’s account.

Before buying a Waffen-SS set

Use the Operation ToyBox Companion collector guides to turn a catalog match into a better-informed listing comparison.

These general buying guides include examples from several King & Country series. They do not certify the contents or condition of a seller’s individual item.