Afrika Korps Supply and Camp Life Set - 6 Figures - WWII North Africa

Water, fuel and ammunition decided the desert war. Rommel's supply lines stretched more than a thousand miles back to Tripoli, and every jerrycan counted.

The Deutsches Afrikakorps landed in Libya in February 1941 under Erwin Rommel and fought across the Western Desert for more than two years, from the siege of Tobruk and the Gazala line to El Alamein and the final battles in Tunisia in 1943. Tropical uniforms, pith helmets, goggles and sun-bleached webbing made the Afrika Korps soldier instantly recognizable.

Six rear-area figures: a soldier carrying two ammunition boxes, a soldier carrying a jerrycan, a cook with a ladle, a soldier resting on a jerrycan, an engineer with a pickaxe and toolbox, and a soldier with hands raised in surrender.

Available Scales

• 1:72 (20mm)
• 1:56 (28mm Bolt Action)
• 1:48 (32mm)
• 1:35 (54mm display)

Details

• Sculpt: Eskice Miniature licensed design
• Material: high-resolution grey resin
• Includes: 6 figures
• Sold unpainted and unassembled — ready for primer and paint
• Bases not included unless shown
• Collectible hobby item for ages 14+, not a toy

Perfect for Bolt Action, Chain of Command, Rapid Fire and other WWII tabletop rulesets, or as a display and diorama piece. Need a scale not listed? Message us — custom scales are available on request.