Minifigure – Japanese WWII Infantry Soldier (LEGO Alternative)

Based on the visual details, the figure appears to represent a Japanese WWII Infantry Soldier.

Here’s a description of the figure:

• The minifigure is wearing a tan or khaki-colored uniform, common for soldiers in desert or tropical environments during World War II.
• It wears a rounded tan helmet with a small circular detail on the front. This helmet style is consistent with depictions of Japanese Type 90 helmets.
• The figure’s lower face is covered with a tan cloth wrap, and it is wearing goggles on its face, suggesting protection from dust, sand, or other environmental elements.
• The torso printing details straps, pouches, and a belt, typical of an infantry soldier’s load-bearing equipment. There’s also a small insignia printed on the upper arm.
• The figure is holding a brown Lego representation of a bolt-action rifle, which could represent the Arisaka rifle commonly used by Japanese infantry.

It’s worth noting that the filename (“北非步兵,” which translates to “North African Infantry”) suggests a different context. However, Japanese forces did not have a significant presence in the North African campaign of WWII. The visual elements of the minifigure, particularly the helmet style and overall appearance, align more closely with a Japanese soldier from the Pacific or Asian theaters. The image’s own suggested content also mentions “lego japanese soldier ww2.”

Therefore, despite the filename, the character is most likely intended to be a Japanese WWII Infantry Soldier.