Variations
Introduction
1. Eva Braun (Black Winter Coat Edition – Left Figure)
Head & Hairpiece: The building block figure features a custom-molded, bright yellow-blonde hairpiece with deep texturing to simulate soft, shoulder-length waves parted to one side. The face is printed with high precision, showcasing striking light blue eyes, delicately arched eyebrows, subtle eyelashes, and a neutral, dark-tinted lip color.
Torso & Arms: The torso block is molded in solid black plastic and features a highly detailed front print of a double-breasted winter overcoat. The print includes wide, stylized lapels, defined crease lines to show the tailoring of the fabric, and six highly contrasting white buttons arranged in two parallel columns. The arms are solid black, representing the coat sleeves, and terminate in standard flesh-toned building block hands.
Legs & Lower Body: The hip and leg pieces are primarily black, but the lower half of the legs features a unique, intricate geometric print. This diamond or fishnet-style crosshatch pattern in white/grey over the black base mimics the look of heavily textured winter stockings, laced boots, or decorative hosiery common in European civilian fashion of the era.
2. Adolf Hitler (Grey Greatcoat Edition – Center Figure)
Head & Headgear: This figure is topped with a specialized, custom-molded grey peaked cap (Schirmmütze). The cap is detailed with a black visor, a dark red/brown cap band, and intricate metallic-gold printing representing the national eagle and the wreathed cockade. The face print captures a stern expression with heavy-lidded eyes, subtle under-eye bags, and the historically distinctive, tightly cropped black toothbrush mustache.
Torso & Arms: The torso block showcases a field-grey (Feldgrau) double-breasted military greatcoat. The printing uses sharp, dark grey outlines to define the oversized lapels and front seams. Beneath the open collar, a crisp white shirt and a neatly tied black necktie are clearly visible. The coat is fastened with eight metallic-gold printed buttons. Additionally, the left arm block features a dark printed national eagle insignia on the upper bicep.
Legs & Lower Body: The field-grey coloring continues down through the hip joint and the upper half of the leg blocks. These upper leg sections feature printed vertical lines to represent the heavy, draped folds of the long winter coat. The bottom halves of the leg blocks are molded in solid black, perfectly replicating standard-issue knee-high black leather marching boots.
3. Eva Braun (Grey Winter Coat Edition – Right Figure)
Head & Hairpiece: This figure shares the exact same vibrant blonde, wavy hairpiece mold and facial expression print as the first Eva Braun character, ensuring consistency across the building block set.
Torso & Arms: The torso block features a complex, multi-layered printing design. The outermost layer represents a light-grey tailored trench coat, complete with dark grey stitching details, small black buttons, and two prominent lower pockets with fold-over flaps. The coat is printed to look completely open, revealing a heavily textured, light-colored turtleneck sweater or blouse underneath, which is characterized by diagonal crease lines. The arms are a matching light grey with standard flesh-toned hands.
Legs & Lower Body: The leg assembly provides a strong color contrast to the torso. The upper leg blocks feature a dark olive-brown base with faint vertical striping, simulating ribbed trousers, corduroys, or winter slacks. The bottom portion of the legs transitions sharply into solid black, representing tall, sturdy winter riding boots suited for the alpine snow.





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