Items in the image (shown from front and back):
This is a Lego-style minifigure. The figure is equipped with:
- Helmet: A green combat helmet with a grid-like camouflage pattern and possibly some darker splotches. It has what appears to be dual-tube night vision goggles (NVGs) mounted on the front and a headset worn underneath.
- Head: A standard minifigure head with printed eyes and a determined facial expression, partially covered by the headset.
- Torso/Vest: A tactical vest with a camouflage pattern similar to the helmet (green with darker splotches and possibly some tan elements). It features numerous printed pouches and details. Underneath the vest, the figure wears a dark blue shirt.
- Arms: Dark blue sleeves with olive green hands/gloves.
- Legs: Light blue tactical pants with printed details, including dark blue knee pads and black boots with tan soles. There are also printed straps or pouches on the thighs.
- Backpack: A camouflage-patterned backpack matching the helmet and vest, attached to the back of the figure.
- Belt/Hip Gear: An olive green belt with a pouch or holster on the figure’s right hip.
The visual combination of green camouflage gear (helmet, vest, backpack) with a dark blue shirt and light blue pants is quite distinctive. The “lego gorka” suggestion in the metadata might allude to the general rugged appearance, although Gorka suits traditionally have a specific cut and often a more solid olive or khaki color scheme, sometimes with contrasting darker panels, rather than the blue elements seen here.
The designation “SUD” is not immediately recognizable as a standard, widely known acronym for a specific country’s special forces (like SAS for the UK, SOG for many, or Spetsnaz broadly for Russia). It could refer to:
- A fictional unit created for this line of minifigures.
- A less common or more niche unit whose acronym isn’t broadly publicized.
- A specific operational group or task force with that designator.
- Possibly an element related to Sudan (SUD is its ISO country code), though the gear doesn’t immediately align with typical depictions of Sudanese forces without further information. This is speculative based on the acronym alone.
Given the information, the figure represents a Special Forces soldier designated as “SUD.” Without more specific context on what “SUD” stands for in this toy line or if it corresponds to a real-world unit using this unique color combination and equipment, it’s best described by the marking provided. It appears to be a distinctively styled special operations soldier.
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