German Staff Personnel Model 1/24 Scale

WWII German Officer Miniature 1/24 Scale

Unleash your inner wanderer with this vintage-inspired treasure a rugged companion for every adventure. Crafted from sun-bleached canvas and imbued with a whisper of bygone eras it’s more than just a product it’s a story waiting to be told. Imagine dusty roads sun-drenched landscapes and the quiet thrill of discovering something truly unique—this embodies that spirit. It's effortlessly cool undeniably durable and ready to be your go-to piece whether you're conquering city streets or exploring hidden trails.

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March 15, 1935, when the introduction of general military conscription was announced in the country, is considered by date of emergence of the new armed forces of Germany – the Wehrmacht. The size of the army was determined to be approximately 36 divisions, and the basis of the ground forces was the Land Army of the Reichswehr. Despite the restrictions imposed on Germany by the Treaty of Versailles, its personnel was distinguished by its high qualities. In the areas of training and special preparation of troops, this army was significantly superior to its former opponents. Very high demands were placed on the officer corps of the Wehrmacht. The corps was a corporate closed organization with its own ideas about officer honor and moral guidelines, which were very strictly followed. Many officers were former officers of the Kaiser’s army. A separate role in the Wehrmacht was played by staff officers who enjoyed special attention and played an important role in directing operations.