Chinese Nationalist 88th Division Officer Olive Green Uniform Republican Era – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

English Title & Specific Name

Figure Title: Chinese Nationalist 88th Division Officer 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 88th Division

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

An unnamed Nationalist officer identified by the supplier as the 88th Division. The design is not presented as a portrait of Sun Yuanliang, Xie Jinyuan or any other named historical person.

Detailed Character Description

Olive-green uniform with gold-and-dark collar decoration, chest ribbon bars, front pocket outlines and a brown diagonal shoulder strap. A wide belt crosses the waist, with a small rectangular pouch detail at the front. The bare head has raised brows, cheek lines and a downturned mouth. Olive trousers carry crease printing and black boot designs with pale curved highlights. All uniform equipment shown is printed.

Historical / Thematic Background

The 88th Division is particularly associated with the Nationalist defence of Shanghai in 1937. A contingent from its 524th Regiment defended the Sihang Warehouse late in the campaign, an episode now commemorated by the museum at the warehouse site. That unit history gives the division name a recognizable place in the broader story of Republican-era military resistance.

This miniature takes an officer-uniform approach to the subject. The compact ribbon bar, tidy pockets and crossing leather-effect strap create a formal appearance, while the lined face distinguishes it from the other olive-green characters in the collection. These visible details identify the supplied design; they do not establish an individual soldier’s decorations, precise appointment or presence at the warehouse defence.

For a historical display, the figure can serve as a generic division-themed officer in an administrative, briefing or command setting. It also allows collectors to compare different uniform print layouts without treating every decorated officer as a famous commander. Its intended value is the combination of a clear period theme and a distinct miniature design, with the real division’s history kept separate from an invented personal biography.

Product Contents

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