Minifigure – German NCO soilder Obergefreiter Unteroffizier in a camouflage smock during WWII (LEGO Alternative)

Based on the visual details and the filename, this minifigure appears to represent a German soldier from World War II, likely an NCO (Non-Commissioned Officer), wearing a camouflage smock over their uniform.

Here’s a breakdown of the visual cues:

• Cap (Einheitsfeldmütze M43): The figure wears a grey M43 field cap, which was standard issue for German soldiers across various branches. The insignia on the cap includes a cockade and an eagle, typical for Wehrmacht headgear. The silver piping around the crown can sometimes indicate an officer, but on M43 caps, it was also sometimes seen on NCO versions or later war issues where regulations were less strictly followed.
• Camouflage Smock: The soldier is wearing a camouflage smock. The pattern appears to be a variation of German WWII camouflage, possibly intended to represent “Sumpftarnmuster” (swamp/marsh pattern) or a similar fragmented pattern, rather than “Dot 44” (Erbsenmuster) which has distinct dots. These smocks were common issue for various troops, including infantry and Waffen-SS units, to provide camouflage over the standard wool uniform.
• Webbing and Equipment: The figure has printed webbing and what looks like a pistol holster on the chest/belt, indicating a combat role.
• Trousers and Boots: The trousers are plain grey, which would be worn under the smock. The boots are black.
• Filename “上等豁免兵” (Shàngděng huòmiǎn bīng):
  • “上等” (Shàngděng) typically translates to “first-class,” “superior,” or “senior.”
  • “豁免兵” (Huòmiǎn bīng) is a more unusual term. “豁免” (huòmiǎn) means “exempt” or “immune.” In a military context, this is not a standard German rank. However, “上等兵” (Shàngděngbīng) is a direct translation for ranks like Obergefreiter or Stabsgefreiter (senior lance corporal or staff corporal). It’s possible “豁免” is a mistranslation or a specific term used by the customizer. Given the “上等” part, it likely indicates a senior enlisted rank or NCO.

Considering the M43 cap (which could be NCO or late-war officer) and the “上等” in the filename suggesting a senior enlisted rank, combined with the camouflage smock and field equipment, this minifigure most likely represents a German NCO (e.g., Obergefreiter or Unteroffizier) in a camouflage smock during WWII.

It is not a specific, named individual but rather a representation of a common German soldier type from that period. The exact camouflage pattern is stylized for the minifigure format.