WS126 – Normandy Rommel By 1944, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel was responsible for overseeing German preparations along much of the coastline threatened by the expected Allied invasion. Convinced that the invasion needed to be defeated close to the beaches, he pushed for extensive defensive preparations along the Atlantic Wall. WS126 – Normandy Rommel depicts the German field marshal during this period, making the figure particularly suited to a Normandy command, inspection or coastal-defence scene. Display Rommel alongside staff officers, command vehicles, bunkers and Atlantic Wall defences to create a scene representing German preparations before and after the Allied landings of June 1944. Available from The Military Workshop – a distinctive King & Country personality figure representing Erwin Rommel during the crucial Normandy campaign of 1944.