Minifigure – Artur Axmann the Nazi Reich Youth Leader (LEGO Alternative)

Artur Axmann, who was the Nazi German Reich Youth Leader (Reichsjugendführer) from 1940 to 1945.

Here’s a breakdown of the visual cues and information:

• Filename “阿克斯曼” (Ākèsīmàn): This is the Chinese transliteration for the German surname “Axmann.” Artur Axmann is the most prominent historical figure with this surname from the WWII era.
• Uniform Color and Style: The minifigure is wearing a tan or khaki-colored uniform. This color was used by various German organizations, including the Hitler Youth (Hitlerjugend), particularly for summer or service dress. The style of the tunic with four pockets and the peaked cap (Schirmmütze) is consistent with uniforms worn by leaders in Nazi Party organizations.
• Peaked Cap: The cap is tan with piping, which would denote rank or branch.
• Insignia and Awards:
  • The collar tabs are visible and would have specific insignia for rank and branch in the Hitler Youth.
  • There are printed decorations on the chest, which could represent awards Axmann received (he was awarded the German Order, among others, though specific Lego print details are hard to match precisely).
  • The armband on the figure’s left arm has a “BRICKPANDA” logo, which is the mark of the custom Lego creator, not a historical insignia. Historically, Axmann would have worn a Hitler Youth armband or a Nazi Party armband depending on the occasion.
• Contradiction with “US Officer”: The initial image suggestion of “lego ww2 us officer” is incorrect. The uniform style, the likely identity based on the name “Axmann,” and the general appearance do not match a US officer’s uniform.

Artur Axmann, as head of the Hitler Youth, wore uniforms of this type. While custom Lego figures can have variations, the combination of the name in the filename and the general style of the uniform strongly suggests this identification.

Therefore, the figure is intended to represent Artur Axmann, the Nazi Reich Youth Leader.