Stielhandgranate “Potato Masher”

The Stielhandgranate, commonly nicknamed the “Potato Masher,” was the standard hand grenade used by the  during World War I and World War II. Introduced in 1915 and refined for WWII, its distinctive stick handle allowed soldiers to throw the explosive farther than conventional grenades, giving infantry units an effective short-range assault weapon.

The Stielhandgranate became an iconic symbol of German infantry tactics, particularly in trench warfare and urban combat. Its simple design—wooden handle with a cylindrical explosive head—made it easy to produce and reliable in a wide range of battlefield conditions.

This LEGO-compatible Stielhandgranate accessory is perfect for builders creating WWI and WWII German military scenes, trench warfare dioramas, or historical battlefield displays. It fits LEGO minifigures’ hands and adds authentic detail to German infantry builds.

Made from durable compatible plastic, it integrates seamlessly into historical MOCs, custom armies, and realistic military LEGO builds.