With SS camoflauge and uniforms, pretty much anything goes. I dont know fhe figures you're talking about, but late war SS units would look distinctly un-uniform. In a unit, it wouldnt be uncommon to see any combination of smock, helmet cover, 44 dot (or perhaps other patterns like Italian camo) trousers, 44 dot tunic, field gray trousers, field gray feldbluse.
So some guys in smocks with fieldgray trousers, others with 44 dot trousers, some guys with 44 dot tunics and fieldgrey trousers, others with fieldgray feldbluse and 44 dot trousers. Some with helmet covers, some without.
Then on smock and helmet cover patterns, again no standardization, a smock was a smock was a smock. Some oakleaf, early Plane Tree, Overprint Plane Tree, Blurred Edge, etc.
The 44 dot tunics themselves had the sleeve eagle sewn on at the factory, but no other insignia. That being said, unform standards were very lax, especially amongst senior NCOs and officers, so some added collar tabs, shoulder boards, cuff titles, and awards. Most though would only have sleeve eagle
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