King & Country's World War II Axis range covers the forces the Allies fought — Nazi Germany's army and SS, and the Imperial Japanese Army of the Pacific — in hand-painted 1/30 scale metal. From the parade grounds of Berlin to the snow of the Ardennes and the islands of the Pacific, these figures document the uniforms, weapons and men of the Axis war machine.

K&C's miniatures are prized for their detail and their sense of movement, hand-painted in a matte finish and built to bring dioramas to life. They are presented here as history — the other side of the war, rendered for the serious collector and modeller.

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About King & Country WWII Axis Toy Soldiers

King & Country's Axis WWII collection is among the most detailed and dramatic in the hobby — but it depicts one of history's darkest chapters, and it is offered as documentation, not celebration. Each figure is carefully sculpted and hand-painted to reflect the authentic uniforms, weapons and equipment of the German and Japanese forces of the Second World War.

The range spans the regime and its wars: the pre-war Nazi pageantry of Berlin 1938 — Hitler, the leadership and the SS — the combat Waffen-SS, the German side of the Battle of the Bulge, and the Imperial Japanese Army of the Pacific. Together they let collectors build the opposing side of the great campaigns, from Normandy and the Ardennes to the island fighting against Japan.

Produced in 1/30 scale with a matte finish, King & Country figures integrate seamlessly into large-scale scenes while holding exceptional detail. That quality is exactly what makes them valuable to the historically minded collector — the accuracy to place the enemy honestly alongside the Allied forces they faced.

These were the armies of the Third Reich and Imperial Japan, and their record — aggression, occupation and atrocity — is part of what any honest display remembers. Presented with that history in view, King & Country's Axis range brings depth, accuracy and a sobering completeness to any World War II collection.