Leibstandarte Staff Officer--single German LSSAH figure looking left, hands folded behind his back
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Item Number: LAH267
Leibstandarte Staff Officer--single German LSSAH figure looking left, hands folded behind his back
Easily recognized by the 'Aiguilettes' over his right shoulder and chest. These ornamental, braided cords indicate a specialized military role such as an 'Aide de Camp, 'Military Attache', or even a high-level headquarters staff member.
This LAH officer looks relatively relaxed with his hands folded behind his back and standing-at-ease observing the world around him.
‘A Return Visit to Berlin ‘38’
It’s been quite a while since we introduced any new items to this series, although it remains one of K&C’s most popular (and sometimes quite controversial) ranges of figures and accessories.
All three of these new figures belong to the premier pre-war SS regiment, the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler, which was Hitler’s own personal bodyguard unit. This grew from a small, specialized protection company of just 117 men under the command of Sepp Dietrich and was based in Berlin, but also traveled around Germany wherever Hitler visited.
By 1939, the LSSAH had grown to a full regiment, but soon, with the outbreak of WWⅡ, it rapidly expanded into a full division.
Here, however, they are seen in their prewar black ‘parade’ uniforms with their white accessories, exclusive to the LAH during parades and ceremonial guard duties. Members wore distinctive white leather belts, cross-straps, pistol holsters, and bayonet frogs over their black uniform.
Due to be released in SEPTEMBER 2026.
