SS Infantry MG42 - Erbsenmuster Camo

"Hitler's Buzzsaw" in the hands of a late-war SS machine gunner. The MG42's 1,200 rounds-per-minute cyclic rate made it one of the most feared weapons of WWII. This figure captures that battlefield reality with the weapon positioned in ready carry, Erbsenmuster camo pattern pad-printed across the uniform.

The MG42 is molded to scale with recognizable barrel profile and feed mechanism detail. The Erbsenmuster pattern is historically accurate to SS units' 1944-1945 reversible smocks - fall/spring camouflage that actually saw field use.

Painted arms show proper equipment coloring rather than single-color molding. Pad-printed details throughout - no stickers to apply or lose. The kind of accuracy that matters when you're building something meant to last on your shelf.

Standard minifigure scale, compatible with brick building systems. Includes Maschinengewehr 42, ammunition belt, bipod, helmet, and field cap.

Built for serious display work.