Description

This British WW2 SAS Lieutenant minifigure captures the daring spirit of the Special Air Service, one of the most legendary special forces units in the world. Founded in 1941, the SAS was created to carry out raids, sabotage, and reconnaissance behind enemy lines, often operating in North Africa and later across occupied Europe.

This figure wears the distinctive maroon beret with a detailed SAS badge, paired with a rugged combat uniform and stubble-printed face—reflecting the gritty realities of long missions in hostile territory. The lieutenant’s uniform includes precise torso printing with utility belts and holsters, evoking the gear SAS officers carried on daring raids.

An interesting fact: SAS operatives pioneered tactics still used by modern special forces today, such as small-unit infiltration and hit-and-run attacks. Under leaders like David Stirling, SAS lieutenants were expected to think independently, often leading small squads in remote operations. This minifigures’ design mirrors that balance of authority and rugged adaptability.

For builders, this SAS lieutenant adds a key figure to any WW2 collection, perfectly complementing scenes of desert warfare or European sabotage missions. It’s a tribute to the innovation and fearlessness that redefined modern warfare.

Includes:

• 1 British WW2 SAS lieutenant minifigure disassembled

Pcs: 8

Age rating: 14+