WW2 Soviet Winter Minifigures Set – 12 Soldiers

What's in the box

• 12 unique Soviet Red Army winter soldier minifigures – white winter camouflage uniforms, green Soviet helmets with red star and hammer & sickle insignia, red rank tabs, cross-body satchel straps, 4.5cm tall
• 1 commander figure with white cape – the visual centrepiece and unit leader
• 13-piece brown sandbag barrier wall – builds a full defensive fortification perimeter
• 1 grey tripod machine gun – mounts on the sandbag wall, two-man crew position
• 1 grey ammo/equipment crate
• 1 brown military dog
• 1 brown campfire stand with 2 red flame pieces
• 1 black camp lantern
• 1 white medical stretcher
• 1 blue syringe / medical tool
• 1 brown satchel bag
• 2 green barrels
• 2 olive green jerry cans
• 1 red mug
• Gold AK-style weapons pack – rifles in matching gold finish
• Black weapons pack – bolt-action rifles, SMGs, pistols

White on black. The most striking set in the WW2 range.

Every other WW2 set in the catalog uses khaki, grey, olive, or tan uniforms. The soldiers wear white – and white winter camouflage against a dark studio surface or a snowy diorama base is the most visually dramatic contrast in the entire range. In any collection display, the twelve white-uniformed Soviet soldiers stand out immediately. On a shelf next to grey Germans or tan desert infantry, they are impossible to miss. The red Soviet stars on the helmets are the only colour punctuation – twelve small red points catching the light across twelve white figures.

The sandbag fortress. The accessory no other WW2 set includes.

Thirteen individual brown sandbag pieces build a full defensive barrier wall – the kind of fortification that defined Eastern Front trench warfare. Stack them into a perimeter, position the machine gun at the corner, place four figures behind with rifles raised, and the scene builds itself. For collectors, this is the terrain accessory they would otherwise need to source and purchase separately. For builders, it is the most playable tactical element in the set – something to defend, something to attack, something to hide behind. This set is the only WW2 set in the catalog that includes buildable defensive terrain.

The commander with the white cape.

The commander figure is the centrepiece of this set. The white cape against the white uniform creates a silhouette that reads instantly as leadership – he is visually distinct from every other figure in the set despite wearing the same colour. He stands at the head of the formation, pointing at the enemy position. He directs the machine gun crew. He leads the advance across the frozen terrain. One figure carries the narrative of the entire unit, and it is the one wearing the white cape.

The campfire scene. The detail that makes it a story.

The campfire stand, red flame pieces, black lantern, red mug, satchel bag, syringe, and medical stretcher are the accessories that turn a combat display into a living, breathing field camp. Soldiers at rest around the fire. A medic treating a casualty on the stretcher. Equipment laid out beside the barrels and jerry cans. These details are what collectors spend hours arranging – and this set includes all of them. Set up the fortification on one side of the baseplate and the camp on the other, and the scene tells a complete story of the Eastern Front: defend by day, survive by night.

The gold AK rifles. A deliberate design choice.

The gold-finish AK-style weapons pack is the detail buyers notice last and remember longest. Against the white and grey of the winter uniform palette, gold weapons create a warm accent that photographs beautifully and distinguishes this set from the all-black weapon sets in the rest of the catalog. They are historically styled and visually distinctive – the kind of detail that makes the set look premium on a shelf and cinematic in a photograph.

Twelve faces from the Eastern Front

Every figure carries a different face: full beards, battle scars, weathered grimaces, determined stares, mustached veterans. These are soldiers who look like they have survived the Russian winter – not generic expressions on a generic face print. The cross-body satchel straps and red rank tabs are printed with period-accurate detail on both front and back of every figure.

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
• Buildable terrain included – 13 sandbag pieces construct a full defensive wall
• Complete camp scene – fire, lantern, medical gear, supplies all included

Perfect for

• Builders who want to build and defend a WW2 winter fortification scene
• MOC builders creating Eastern Front, Soviet, or Stalingrad-era winter warfare dioramas
• WW2 history enthusiasts who want the most complete Soviet winter unit available in this format
• Collectors searching for white winter camouflage figures, sandbag terrain, or Soviet Red Army minifigures
• Gift buyers looking for a premium WW2 set that looks completely different from every khaki and grey set on the market

12 soldiers. Sandbag fortress. Machine gun. Camp. The Soviet winter line – holding.

Historical-content notice: Certain variants may depict uniforms, insignia, symbols, or individuals associated with the Soviet Union, the Red Army, or World War II-era Soviet 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 collectors, educators, and historically themed displays.