Chinese Nationalist 36th Division Officer with Medals Olive Green Uniform Republican Era – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

English Title & Specific Name

Figure Title: Chinese Nationalist 36th Division Officer with Medals Olive Green Uniform Republican Era – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

Historical Era: Republican-era China; 1930s Nationalist military theme

Faction / Military Branch: Chinese Nationalist Army; seller-designated 36th Division

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

An unnamed officer design identified by the supplier as the 36th Division. It represents a Nationalist military subject rather than an authenticated portrait of a particular commander.

Detailed Character Description

Olive-green tunic and trousers, red-and-gold collar details, a diagonal brown shoulder strap, a broad buckled belt and a printed holster at the waist. A cluster of coloured ribbon bars and medal motifs appears on the chest, with a small dark sleeve patch. The face has a neat small moustache and a reserved expression. Dark boot and curved highlight printing finishes the legs. The medals, straps and holster are printed decoration, not separate pieces.

Historical / Thematic Background

The 36th Division belongs to the history of the Nationalist forces that fought in Republican-era China. Period documentary material places it alongside the 87th and 88th Divisions in the military preparations and fighting around Shanghai. These formations became closely associated with attempts to organize and equip central-government troops during the difficult years before and during the wider war with Japan.

An officer-themed miniature provides a different visual subject from a rifleman or machine-gun crew. Its collar decoration, shoulder strap, belt and medal motifs emphasize the appearance of command and formal military presentation. The design does not identify a particular office, rank or award recipient, so its miniature decorations should be appreciated as part of the supplied character artwork rather than a verified record of one person’s service.

The olive uniform and brown leather-effect printing make this figure suitable for a Republican-era headquarters, briefing room or historical uniform display. Placing it beside other period figures can show differences between officers, air personnel and ordinary soldiers. Its division name supplies the intended historical theme without assigning this unnamed character to a specific battle or copying the biography of a real commander.

Product Contents

One bareheaded figure with the pictured printed design. No loose headwear, weapon, equipment, display stand or scenery included.