Japanese Army February 26 Incident Khaki Peaked Cap with White Band 1936 – Custom 3D Printed Miniature Accessory Parts Pieces for Brick Block Figures

English Title & Specific Name

• Product Title: Japanese Army February 26 Incident Khaki Peaked Cap with White Band 1936 – Custom 3D Printed Miniature Accessory Parts Pieces for Brick Block Figures
• Historical Era: February 26 Incident theme, Japan, 1936.
• Faction / Military Branch: Japanese Army theme; no individual, rank or unit assigned.

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

A Japanese Army-themed khaki peaked cap accessory associated by the supplier with the February 26 Incident of 1936. This is a cap miniature, not a complete figure or a named historical person.

Detailed Character Description

The cap has a broad, nearly flat khaki crown, a narrow red line around its upper edge, a contrasting white band and a curved black visor. Dark lettering is partly visible on the white band. The supplied photographs retain red cover marks over portions of that lettering, so the covered wording is not identified. The loose-cap image shows the complete accessory; front and rear fit photographs show the same cap on a plain display head. Painted surfaces and sculpted texture give the plastic miniature its worn appearance. The thin red crown piping is distinct from the red cover marks in the photographs.

Historical / Thematic Background

The February 26 Incident was an attempted military coup in Tokyo in 1936. On 26 February, young Japanese Army officers led troops in attacks on government leaders and occupied parts of the capital. The revolt was suppressed by 29 February. The event belongs to the political and military history of prewar Japan, rather than to a later Second World War battle. That context explains the supplier’s event-based name without identifying a particular wearer of this miniature cap.

A peaked cap is visually distinguished by its shaped crown, band and projecting visor. On this miniature, the khaki crown and red piping contrast with the wide white band and dark visor. The band makes the design different from a plain service cap, but its partly covered lettering cannot reliably establish an individual, regiment, slogan or rank. The product is therefore described by its supported event theme and visible design rather than presented as an authenticated reproduction of one officer’s personal headgear.

For a historical brick-figure display, the cap can provide the headgear element of a separately assembled Japanese Army-themed scene. The loose and worn views show the accessory itself and how it sits on the demonstration head; they do not turn the head or figure into included products. Choose a compatible figure separately. This listing covers one cap only and makes no claim about a specific unit’s participation in the incident.

Included Contents

One khaki peaked cap with white band and black visor for brick figures. Display head, complete demonstration figure, body, hair and all other equipment are excluded. This is a painted plastic miniature; no cloth, leather or metal construction is claimed.