Minifigure – Generaloberst Eduard Dietl command German Wehrmacht during World War II (LEGO Alternative)

this minifigure represents Generaloberst Eduard Dietl, a prominent German general during World War II, known for his command of mountain troops (Gebirgsjäger).

Here’s a breakdown of the visual cues that align with this identification:

• Filename: The name “爱德华.迪特尔” (Eduard Dietl) in the filename is a very strong indicator.
• Uniform Color and Style: The grey uniform is consistent with that of German Army (Heer) officers.
• Cap (Bergmütze): The figure wears a grey cap that resembles the M43 field cap or, more likely given Dietl’s association with mountain troops, a variation of the Bergmütze (mountain cap). Mountain troops often wore a specialized cap. The insignia on the cap includes a cockade.
• Collar Tabs (Kragenspiegel): The collar tabs are bright red with ornate gold embroidery (Arabesken). This style of collar tab was specifically used by German Army generals during WWII.
• Shoulder Boards (Schulterklappen): While the detail is small, the shoulder boards appear to be the braided silver and gold type worn by general officers.
• Sleeve Insignia (Edelweiss): On the upper right sleeve, there is a round insignia. For Eduard Dietl and other Gebirgsjäger (mountain troops), this would typically be the “Edelweiss” patch, the traditional emblem of German mountain units. The printed design on the minifigure is consistent with a stylized representation of this.
• Belt and Trousers: The officer’s brown belt and grey trousers are standard.

Eduard Dietl was a highly decorated general who famously commanded German forces in Norway and on the northern Eastern Front, particularly the 3rd Mountain Division. The combination of general’s insignia, the likely mountain cap, and the sleeve insignia strongly points to him.

Therefore, this Lego minifigure is intended to depict Generaloberst Eduard Dietl of the German Wehrmacht during World War II.