German Army Wehrmacht Heer soldier World War II – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

This image shows a Lego-style minifigure.

The figure is depicted wearing:

• A dark grey or black helmet, characteristic of the German Stahlhelm.
• A field grey (feldgrau) uniform tunic.
• German Army (Heer) style ‘Litzen’ collar tabs (the double braid insignia on the collar).
• A breast eagle (Hoheitsabzeichen) insignia on the right chest.
• Most notably, an ammunition belt for a machine gun (e.g., MG34/MG42) is draped over the shoulders and across the chest.
• A belt with a buckle is visible around the waist.
• Shoulder boards (Schulterklappen) are also present on the shoulders.
• Matching field grey trousers tucked into black boots (likely jackboots).
• A chinstrap and possibly a headset/microphone detail are printed on the figure’s face.

Based on these specific uniform details and insignia—particularly the Stahlhelm, the field grey color, the ‘Litzen’ collar tabs, the Heer-style breast eagle, the machine gun ammunition belt, and confirmed by the filename “德军” (Dé jūn, meaning German Army)—this figure represents:

A German Army (Wehrmacht Heer) soldier from the World War II era, specifically equipped as a machine gunner (Maschinengewehrschütze) or an assistant machine gunner. The draped ammunition belt is the key indicator of this role.

The insignia (Litzen, Heer breast eagle) are consistent with the Wehrmacht Heer and not the Waffen-SS (which is suggested in the “fullContent” hint but contradicted by the visual evidence).