German female auxiliary WWII – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

Here is the detailed description for each, from left to right:

1. Figure on the Left (Blue Uniform): Luftwaffe Communications Assistant

This figure represents a German Luftwaffe Female Auxiliary (Luftwaffenhelferin), specifically an Aviation Communications Assistant.

• Uniform: She wears the standard Luftwaffe Blue-Grey service uniform (jacket and skirt).

• Insignia: On her left sleeve, she bears the Lightning Bolt patch, identifying her as signals/communications personnel (Nachrichtentruppe). She also wears the Luftwaffe eagle on her right breast.

• Role: Historically known as “Blitzmädel” (Lightning Girls), these women served as radio operators, plotters, and teletypists, playing a vital role in Germany’s air defense network.

2. Figure in the Middle (White Tank Top): SS Sports Auxiliary

This figure represents a German SS Female Auxiliary or Physical Training Instructor in athletic attire.

• Uniform: She wears a White Tank Top and Black Shorts, typical period sportswear.

• Insignia: The SS Sig Runes are printed in a black circle on the chest, clearly marking her affiliation with the SS organization.

• Role: Physical fitness was central to Nazi ideology. This figure represents women in the SS auxiliaries or the Bund Deutscher Mädel (BDM) participating in mandatory organized sports and gymnastics to maintain health and strength.

3. Figure on the Right (Grey Tracksuit): SS Sports Auxiliary

This figure represents a German SS Female Auxiliary in a tracksuit.

• Uniform: She wears a Grey Tracksuit (sports jacket and trousers).

• Insignia: Like the center figure, she has the SS Sig Runes on her chest and an SS Eagle patch on her left sleeve.

• Role: This depicts a more covered version of the sports uniform, suitable for colder weather training or official sporting events within the SS organization.