Minifigure – Soviet Red Army cavalryman from the early to mid 20th century (LEGO Alternative)

Based on the visual details and accompanying information, the figure appears to represent a Soviet Red Army cavalryman, likely from the early Soviet period (circa Russian Civil War to early World War II).

Here’s a description of the figure:

• The minifigure is wearing a distinctive black Budenovka helmet, which features a pointed top and a prominent red star insignia on the front. This type of helmet is strongly associated with the early Soviet Red Army.
• The uniform (torso, arms, and legs) is a tan or khaki color.
• The torso printing details a tunic with a high collar, and dark blue or black piping or accents on the chest and collar. A printed belt is also visible.
• The arms feature dark blue or black detailing at the shoulders, possibly indicating branch distinctions.
• The printed face has a mustache, a small beard or goatee, and a scar on the cheek.
• The figure is equipped with a brown bolt-action rifle, likely representing a Mosin-Nagant.

The filename includes “骑兵” (qíbīng), which translates to “cavalryman.” This, combined with the dark blue or black accents on the uniform (as dark blue was a traditional distinguishing color for Russian and Soviet cavalry), suggests the figure is intended to be a cavalry soldier. The Budenovka helmet clearly places the figure within the early Red Army context.

Therefore, the character is most likely a Soviet Red Army cavalryman from the early to mid-20th century.