Chinese Mongolia Garrison Soldiers Collection WWII – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

English Title & Specific Name

• Collection Title: Chinese Mongolia Garrison Soldiers Collection WWII – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure
• Historical Era: Second World War theme
• Faction / Military Branch: Chinese land-service / Mongolia-garrison theme.

Collection Introduction

A six-figure collection of distinct Chinese Mongolia-garrison themed designs, combining three blue-clad and three gray-clad members. Each complete figure has its own supplied face and uniform printing. One purchased unit is the complete six-figure collection, with one of each design listed below.

Historical / Thematic Background

China’s Second World War involved an extended struggle between Japanese and Chinese forces. This collection approaches that wider era through the supplier’s Chinese Mongolia-garrison theme, bringing together six uniform designs with a clear regional military character.

Blue and gray clothing creates a coordinated palette across the group. Diagonal straps, a bandolier, paired pouches, vertical chest pouches, a satchel and a canteen provide distinct printed carrying arrangements. Red collar or shoulder details, belts and contrasting footwear help connect the varied designs.

The faces give each member an individual identity within the lineup, from strongly lined cheeks to round spectacles and light brow markings. The collection works as a compact garrison or regional-force display, with its variety expressed through complete figures and their printed details.

Collection Members

1. Chinese Mongolia Garrison Soldier Blue Uniform Saber Strap WWII

An unnamed Chinese Mongolia-garrison themed soldier in a blue tunic, distinguished by a pale diagonal strap, printed saber detail and strongly lined cheeks. The bare head has dark eyebrows, highlighted eyes, cheek lines and a small closed mouth. The blue tunic has a dark central fastening design, red shoulder markings and a broad pale strap across the chest. A brown fastening and curved saber or scabbard motif sit over a purple-gray waist wrap. Gray trousers meet black boot artwork with orange bands and turquoise line details. Both hands are empty. The strap, waist wrap, saber motif and boot details are printed artwork.

2. Chinese Mongolia Garrison Soldier Blue Uniform Cross Strap WWII

An unnamed Chinese Mongolia-garrison themed soldier in a blue tunic, with a brown diagonal strap and two printed waist pouches. The bare head has sharply angled eyebrows, round highlighted eyes and a narrow closed mouth. Red shoulder markings frame the blue tunic’s outlined chest pockets and central buttons. A brown strap runs diagonally to a broad waist belt with a silver-colored buckle and two large brown pouch motifs. The lower tunic has a pale blue-purple border. Gray trousers carry dark crease lines above black boots with pale band and sole artwork. Both hands are empty; all straps and pouches are printed details.

3. Chinese Mongolia Garrison Soldier Gray Uniform Bandolier WWII

An unnamed Chinese Mongolia-garrison themed soldier in a gray uniform, distinguished by a broad pale diagonal bandolier design and heavy dark eyebrows. The bare head has heavy angled eyebrows, highlighted eyes and a restrained mouth. Red collar panels sit above outlined tunic pockets. A broad pale bandolier with dark loop-like markings crosses a second tan strap. Brown belt and pouch artwork surrounds a light-colored buckle, beside a dark scabbard motif extending over the upper legs. The gray trousers have pale purple-gray wrapped lower-leg patterns above dark boot artwork. Both hands are empty. The bandolier, straps, belt equipment and scabbard are flat printed motifs.

4. Chinese Mongolia Garrison Soldier Blue Uniform Chest Pouches WWII

An unnamed Chinese Mongolia-garrison themed soldier in a blue uniform, distinguished by tall brown printed chest pouches and an ochre waist sash. The bare head has dark eyebrows, highlighted eyes, cheek creases and a small closed mouth. Four tall brown pouch motifs run down the blue tunic in two paired groups, joined by horizontal strap and buckle artwork. Gold-colored buttons remain visible between them. A broad ochre sash crosses the waist above the lower tunic. Matching blue trousers lead into black boot artwork with pale vertical and horizontal details. Both hands are empty. The pouches, fastening straps and sash are printed artwork rather than detachable equipment.

5. Chinese Mongolia Garrison Officer Gray Uniform Waist Pouches WWII

An unnamed officer-themed figure from the supplied Chinese Mongolia-garrison collection, identified visually by round printed spectacles and a row of brown waist pouches. The bare head has round black spectacle artwork, highlighted eyes, curved cheek lines and a small closed mouth. Red collar panels frame the gray tunic’s central gold-colored buttons and outlined pockets. Olive and brown diagonal straps cross the chest, with dark buckle details and a long narrow strap at one side. Six brown pouch motifs form a row across the waist. Gray trousers have pale purple-gray wrapping patterns above dark footwear. The spectacles, straps and pouches are printed details; both hands are empty.

6. Chinese Mongolia Garrison Officer Gray Uniform Satchel WWII

An unnamed officer-themed figure from the supplied Chinese Mongolia-garrison collection, distinguished by a printed brown satchel, olive canteen and lightly colored brow artwork. The bare head has light brown brows, highlighted eyes, a forehead line and a small closed mouth. Red collar panels and outlined pockets decorate the gray tunic. Brown and olive straps cross the chest above a belt buckle. A rectangular brown satchel motif sits on one side, balanced by an olive canteen motif with a dark cap and retaining bands on the other. Gray trousers show pale purple-gray lower-leg wrapping and dark footwear. Both hands are empty; the bag, canteen and straps are printed artwork.

Included in This Listing

Six complete figures, one of each listed design, with their pictured heads and uniform printing. Belts, straps, saber or scabbard motifs, pouches, satchel, canteen and spectacles are printed artwork. No separate handheld weapons, headgear, loose equipment or display base are included.