Chinese Shanxi Suiyuan Army Gray Equipment Case Soldier WWII – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

English Title & Specific Name

• Figure Title: Chinese Shanxi Suiyuan Army Gray Equipment Case Soldier WWII – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure
• Historical Era: Second Sino-Japanese War / World War II
• Faction / Military Branch: Republican-era Chinese regional military; Shanxi–Suiyuan Army design theme

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

An unnamed soldier in the Shanxi–Suiyuan (Jinsui) Army design theme, described by the prominent gray equipment-case artwork.

Detailed Character Description

White collar tabs, a blue buttoned tunic and brown-and-tan crossing straps frame a large gray printed equipment case at the front. Brown belt-pouch artwork, small buckle details and a printed chest panel add contrast. The face has an open mouth and angular cheek lines. Gray-purple leg-wrap printing sits above black footwear, while a separate blue cap with two front buttons matches the rest of the squad.

Includes one complete Gray Equipment Case Soldier figure and one pictured blue two-button cap. The gray case, brown pouches and crossing straps are printed artwork; no separate case or loose weapon is included.

Historical / Thematic Background

This gray-case soldier adds a distinct equipment layout to the Shanxi–Suiyuan Army command-squad theme. The collection evokes the Republican Chinese military setting of the war against Japan, including the regional forces active in Shanxi. The prominent gray rectangular case is the main visual feature distinguishing this soldier from the other members.

A large gray rectangular case contrasts with the brown pouch and crossing straps printed on the torso. White collar tabs and an open-mouthed face make this member different from the two officers and two squad leaders. Pale lower-leg wrap patterns connect it with the field-equipped members, while the same blue tunic and two-button cap hold the group together visually.

For a historical brick scene, this figure can stand with a command party, join a group on a road or help populate the background of a field position. Its printed case is a recognizable design feature that gives variety to the squad without requiring a specific medical, communications or engineering role. The equipment remains part of the artwork, so the pictured case does not add a separate loose piece to the package.