Armored Infantryman with Spear Three Kingdoms Style – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

English Title & Specific Name

• Figure Title: Armored Infantryman with Spear Three Kingdoms Style – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure
• Specific Name: Armored Infantryman with Spear Three Kingdoms Style

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

Armored Infantryman with Spear Three Kingdoms Style.

Detailed Character Description

Armored Infantryman with Spear Three Kingdoms Style. Its actual pictured headgear, clothing and matching equipment define this particular supplied design.

Historical / Thematic Background

Three Kingdoms collections draw inspiration from the history of late Han China and the later literary traditions associated with Wei, Shu and Wu. Well-known figures such as Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Lu Bu and Zhuge Liang have become recognizable subjects in popular historical art and miniature toys. Their later portrayals combine historical memory with dramatic visual conventions.

This particular series uses a green-robed Guan Yu, silver-and-blue Zhao Yun, red-plumed Lu Bu and a blue-and-white Zhuge Liang, together with an unnamed infantryman and a tan horse. The crescent blade, spear, halberd and feather fan are meaningful parts of the supplied toy designs. They identify this presentation without proving that the exact printed costume or miniature object belonged to the historical person.

The collection includes five complete human figures and one complete horse with its matching saddle and bridle. Each individual figure listing contains its own pictured headgear, clothing and equipment. The horse is a separately identified animal product rather than a saddle-only accessory. Front and rear views show the same figure where available; they do not increase the sale quantity. The six products can be displayed together to compare the distinctive silhouettes of named leaders, an infantryman and a mount.

Included Contents

One complete stated human figure with the pictured matching worn pieces and handheld equipment. Alternate face, armor and reverse-view insets do not add another complete figure.