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Introduction
English Title & Specific Name
- Figure Title: Chinese Naval Officer Blue Gray Uniform Republican Era – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure
- Historical Era: Republican-era China
- Faction / Military Branch: Chinese naval-service theme; no particular fleet, ship or unit identified.
Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background
Character Identification
An unnamed Chinese naval-officer themed figure in a blue-gray uniform, distinguished by dark printed round spectacles and red collar panels.
Detailed Character Description
The bare head has dark round spectacle artwork, thick eyebrows, highlighted eyes, cheek lines and a small closed mouth. The blue-gray uniform has red collar panels with gold-colored anchor-like motifs, pale shoulder panels, outlined pockets and small gold-colored buttons. A brown diagonal strap crosses the chest above a broad brown belt with a gold-colored buckle. A holster motif and three pouch motifs flank the buckle. Matching trousers have long crease lines above black shoe artwork with pale curved highlights. Both hands are empty. The spectacles, straps, holster and pouches are printed details.
Historical / Thematic Background
The navy was a distinct part of the institutional history of Republican China. Official naval histories distinguish a Navy Ministry period from 1912 to 1927 and a Nationalist government period from 1927 to 1946. This longer sequence matters because a general Republican-era naval subject should not be confined automatically to one campaign or a single year.
Naval service also offers a different setting from an infantry display. A miniature officer can bring a maritime element to a period collection, suggesting the organization surrounding ships and naval establishments. The role gives a builder a way to explore service at sea alongside the land-service themes represented by other figures. It is a thematic setting rather than a reconstruction of a particular vessel’s crew.
The blue-gray uniform makes this member easy to distinguish from its olive-clad companions. Red and gold collar artwork, pale shoulder panels and dark round spectacles draw attention to the upper body, while the diagonal strap and belt equipment provide contrasting brown details. These features support the pictured naval-officer theme without assigning a precise rank, command or ship. The restrained expression works naturally in a harbor-side or administrative display.
Included in This Listing
One complete figure in the pictured uniform design. Equipment and spectacles, where shown, are printed artwork. No separate handheld weapon, headgear or loose equipment is included.


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