Ww2 28mm German Fallschirmjager Complete Squad With Modulhead Option (10 Bodies/10 Heads)

WW2 28mm Fallschirmjager complete set!

You’ll find 10-14 (inclunding variants), just have a look on the “what you get in this set” picture, complete miniatures (useful for those who want to print at smaller scales than 28mm), 10 heads that you can add to your Modulhead collection, and 10 bodies that allow for plenty of variation. Supported and unsupported versions for everybody!
(More than) 1 NCO, 2LMG Gunners with 2 ammo bearers (equiped with rifles K98), 3 riflemen and 1 FG42 gunner.

In this set of miniatures, you’ll find everything you need to assemble a WW2 Fallschirmjäger combat squad. It includes two MG42 machine gunners, two ammunition bearers with their supplies, a non-commissioned officer equipped with an MP40, a marksman with an FG42, and five paratroopers armed with Mauser K98 rifles. All the bodies feature the “Modulhead” system, meaning you can choose whichever heads you prefer (helmet, helmet with cloth cover, side cap, or field cap) for greater customization!

Fallschirmjäger in Normandy – Elite German Paratroopers of 1944
The Fallschirmjäger, Germany’s elite paratroopers, were among the most formidable infantry units fielded by the Wehrmacht during World War II. Originally conceived as airborne assault troops under the Luftwaffe, by the time of the Battle of Normandy in 1944, they had largely transitioned into elite ground infantry. Despite suffering heavy casualties earlier in the war, the Fallschirmjäger who fought in France demonstrated exceptional resilience, discipline, and skill under fire, earning the respect of their adversaries.

During the Normandy campaign, Fallschirmjäger units were deployed across northern France, often rushed into the front lines to plug gaps in the German defenses after the Allied landings. They were particularly active around Carentan, Saint-Lô, and Caen, where their tenacity slowed the Allied advance. Unlike regular infantry divisions, Fallschirmjäger formations were smaller but highly trained, emphasizing initiative, small-unit tactics, and defensive warfare.