CLUB042 - German Infanteer Marching One wounded soldier figure (sometimes

One wounded soldier figure (sometimes included or sold separately)

Coated with anti-magnetic paste

the ability of soldiers to rapidly identify threats—such as massed enemy formations or sudden attacks—and communicate them through shouting and pointing was critical to survival and response coordination

and modular packs designed to survive impact and allow quick recovery of essential items after landing

⚔️ Why it was used

CLUB042 - German Infanteer Marching One wounded soldier figure (sometimesIn military terms, marching was a fundamental element of infantry discipline and operational movement. German infantry units were trained to move in coordinated formations during both ceremonial drill and tactical redeployment, maintaining spacing, alignment, and rhythm under command. A typical infantryman (Infanterist) would be equipped with a bolt action Karabiner 98k rifle, ammunition pouches, entrenching tool, and field pack. Helmets such as the