WW2 Desert Infantry Set – 8 Soldiers

What's in the box

• 8 unique WW2 multi-nation infantry minifigures: five distinct national uniform styles, every face individually printed
• Figure 1, German-style Infantry: Grey steel Stahlhelm helmet, grey uniform with eagle insignia detail, red cross-body straps, tie collar print
• Figure 2, Desert Scout: Tan wide-brim bush hat, khaki uniform, brown leather satchel strap across chest
• Figure 3, Italian-style Officer: Wide-brim campaign hat, blue-grey shirt, brown suspender straps, detailed equipment belt
• Figure 4, Colonial Infantry: Grey Brodie-style bowl helmet, khaki uniform, red scarf and shoulder tab detail
• Figure 5, Olive Green Soldier: Grey Stahlhelm, olive green jacket, brown belt with buckle and holster detail
• Figure 6, Desert Infantry: Grey Stahlhelm, khaki uniform with green ammunition pouches and cross-body equipment strap
• Figure 7, Mixed Theater Operator: Grey Stahlhelm, tan and brown heavy cross-strap field kit uniform
• Figure 8, Field Scout: Tan side patrol cap, khaki uniform, brown satchel strap, full beard detail
• 8 black bolt-action bayonet rifles: one per figure, individually styled variants
• Small hardware accessories bag: additional gold and bronze equipment pieces

Five nations in eight figures. No other set does this.

Most WW2 minifigure sets give you one army. Eight German infantry. Eight Soviet soldiers. Eight British troops. This set gives you five national styles in a single pack, and because each uniform is so visually distinct, the set reads as a genuinely diverse collection rather than minor variations on a single theme. The grey German Stahlhelm looks nothing like the blue-grey Italian-style campaign hat. The tan bush-hat desert scout looks nothing like the olive Eastern Front infantryman. Every figure announces a different theater of the same war.

The bayonet rifles. Eight of them. All different.

Every figure carries a bolt-action bayonet rifle, the iconic long weapon of WW2 infantry combat. But these are not eight copies of the same mold. Each rifle is a slightly different variant: different barrel lengths, different scopes, different bayonet profiles. A sniper configuration on one, a standard infantry rifle on another, a short carbine on a third. For collectors, this rifle variety is the detail that elevates this set above figure-only packs. Eight individually styled weapons laid in a fan arrangement is the staging that defines this set.

The faces. The detail that converts the collector.

Lean close to any figure and the face print reveals itself: a full thick beard on the field scout, a thin mustache on the olive green infantryman, a facial scar on the German-style figure, a grimace of effort on the colonial soldier, weather-lined battle veteran expressions across the rest. These are not generic toy faces. They are individual portraits of men at war. The face printing here is the highest-detail in the WW2 range, and it is the single feature that collectors pick the figures up to examine before they decide to buy.

Front and back. Both sides printed.

Turn any figure around and the uniform detail continues on the back: satchel straps, pack buckles, equipment belt loops, back panel stitching. Most competing sets at this price point stop printing at the chest. This set treats every figure as a three-dimensional character, not a flat display piece. The back-of-figure detail is printed on the figures themselves, and it is the kind of quality signal that converts hesitant buyers into confident ones.

The blue-grey Italian-style officer. The figure you will not find anywhere else.

Figure 3, the blue-grey uniform officer with wide campaign hat and brown suspender straps, is the single most visually distinctive figure in the set and one of the rarest uniform types across the entire range. Most WW2 sets cover German, Soviet, British, and American. The Italian-style theater is chronically underrepresented. For collectors building North African or Mediterranean campaign dioramas, this figure is the one they have been searching for, and this is the only set in the range that includes it.

Built for play, designed for display

• Fully poseable: moveable head, arms, and legs on every figure
• Scale accurate: 4.5cm figures, 2.54cm stud spacing
• Front and back printing: full uniform detail on both sides of every figure
• Accessories bag included: additional gold and bronze hardware pieces

Perfect for

• Builders who want WW2 soldiers from multiple countries for varied historical battle play
• MOC builders creating North African, Mediterranean, desert warfare, or European front dioramas
• WW2 collectors searching for Italian-style theater figures, desert infantry, or bayonet rifle variants
• History enthusiasts who want the most faction-diverse 8-figure WW2 set available at this price point
• Gift buyers who want a set that immediately looks more premium and varied than a single-faction pack

8 soldiers. 5 nations. 8 bayonet rifles. The whole desert war in one box.

Historical-content notice: Certain variants may depict uniforms, insignia, symbols, or individuals associated with Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union, the Red Army, or World War II era military history. These details are included solely for historical representation and accuracy. Brick Bros does not endorse, celebrate, or promote any political or ideological movement. This product is intended for builders, collectors, educators, and historically themed displays.