1/16 WSS – PAK40 Crew 1942-44 No.1

Historical Context & Theme

The 1/16 WSS – PAK40 Crew 1942–44 No.1 depicts a Waffen-SS artillery crewman operating the famous 7.5cm PAK40 anti-tank gun, one of the most effective German weapons of World War II.
From the frozen fields of the Eastern Front to the defensive battles of Normandy, these crews played a decisive role in halting Allied armor advances.
This figure represents a gunner or spotter in action, capturing the determination and intensity of German anti-tank teams during the mid-war years.

Figure Details & Realism

This 1/16 scale resin figure by Dynamo Models features exceptional sculpting quality, with fine details on uniform folds, field gear, and facial expression.
The pose portrays a crewman engaged in loading or adjusting the PAK40, with precise anatomical realism and historically accurate equipment layout.
Every element — from the Waffen-SS smock to the field trousers and boots — is rendered authentically, making this piece ideal for both standalone display and integration into artillery dioramas.

Diorama & Display Use

Perfect for PAK40 dioramas, this figure pairs naturally with other WSS crew members (Nos. 16030–16033) to form a complete four-man team.
It can be positioned beside the gun, adjusting elevation, or preparing ammunition, adding narrative and realism to any WWII artillery setup.
Suitable for Eastern Front, Normandy, or Italian Campaign scenes.

Material & Customization

Cast in high-quality resin, offering sharp definition and easy assembly.
Assembly and painting are required. Glue and paint are not included.
Painters can apply Waffen-SS camouflage patterns such as Oak Leaf, Plane Tree, or Dot 44, to match mid-war uniforms and enhance visual depth.

Who It’s For

Designed for WWII armor and artillery modelers, collectors, and diorama artists, this figure brings action and historical precision to any display.
It’s an essential piece for anyone recreating WSS anti-tank crews or frontline artillery scenes in large scale.