German Army (Heer) soldier Splittertarnmuster World War II – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

This minifigure represents a German Army (Heer) soldier from the World War II era. His identity is defined by the specific camouflage pattern he is wearing, which is explicitly named in the image text as “Splittertarnmuster.”

Splittertarnmuster, or “splinter pattern camouflage,” was one of the most common and recognizable camouflage patterns used by the German military, particularly the Army and Luftwaffe ground troops, from 1941 until the end of the war. This character is a generic representation of an infantryman from a regular army unit.

The items in the picture consist of a single, detailed toy minifigure:

• He is wearing a full Splittertarnmuster camouflage uniform, which includes a combat smock and trousers. A printed German Army eagle (Wehrmachtsadler) is visible on his chest.
• His headgear is a Stahlhelm (steel helmet) with a printed splinter pattern fabric cover.
• He is depicted with a happy, smiling expression. Similar to another figure in this series, the main pose shows him holding one of his boots, suggesting a candid moment of rest behind the front lines.