British Army infantryman soldier World War II – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

This image shows a Lego-style minifigure.

The figure is depicted wearing:

• A tan or khaki-colored helmet, characteristic of the British Brodie helmet (also known as the “Tommy helmet”).
• A tan or khaki uniform, representing the British Battledress.
• Extensive webbing printed on the torso, consistent with the British Pattern 37 (P37) webbing, including shoulder straps, ammunition pouches, and other elements.
• A Mills bomb-style grenade is printed on the upper right chest area of the webbing.
• The lower part of the tunic print shows flapped pockets.
• The legs are printed with matching tan or khaki trousers, with the lower portion depicted in a darker tan or brown, suggesting trousers bloused over gaiters, and finished with black boots.
• A chinstrap is printed on the figure’s face, which has an angry or shouting expression.

Based on these uniform details—particularly the Brodie helmet, the tan/khaki Battledress uniform, the Pattern 37-style webbing, and the Mills bomb grenade—and definitively confirmed by the filename “英军” (Yīng jūn, meaning British Army) and the “fullContent” hint “united bricks british,” this figure represents:

A British Army soldier, likely an infantryman, from the World War II era.