QOrange (QOToys), a Chinese mainland brand with a long record in 1/6 historical costume, takes its Memory Series to Xinjiang in 1876 with the QOM-1073: the Dong Zi 3rd Battalion as it appeared in Dihua (modern Ürümqi) during the Qing reconquest of Xinjiang. Like the earlier QOM-1055 Napoleonic release, this is a uniform-and-gear set — the head sculpt and body are not included — aimed at collectors who already have a 1/6 body to dress.

QOrange QOM-1073 Dong Zi 3rd Battalion 1876 1/6 uniform set, blue number uniform with Mauser M1871 rifle

The package

The kit is built around the battalion’s field dress. You get the dark-blue headscarf, a cotton jacket and trousers, belt and cotton boots, plus the diagonal-placket number uniform — the white tabard-style vest carrying the battalion’s markings — worn over the jacket. A burden (pack), water bag, broadsword with buckle and a bullet belt round out the field kit.

The standout piece is the Mauser M1871 rifle, handmade from metal and solid wood and supplied with twelve metal bullets. It is the longest and most detailed single item in the set, and the photos show it carried at the ready over the number uniform.

The photos show the kit dressed two ways — the deep-blue number uniform over the jacket, and the grey cotton jacket with blue trim — both drawn from the same set, so one purchase covers either display. Product photography via EKIA; the manufacturer’s own photo pixelates the face of the display head, and the head itself is not part of the set.

QOrange QOM-1073 Dong Zi 3rd Battalion 1876 1/6 uniform set, grey cotton jacket front view

Availability

Domestic listings price the set at ¥678 with a pre-order cutoff of 27 November 2026 and a Q2 2027 release. Overseas, EKIA lists it at $159.99 with no pre-order cutoff shown, and EKIA’s own release estimate is 14 August 2027 — later than the domestic Q2 window, so the two dates are stated side by side rather than settled here.

More from QOrange

QOrange’s Memory Series has been working through historical uniforms well outside the usual Three Kingdoms and Qing-court subjects, and 1876 Xinjiang is one of its more unusual stops — the earlier QOM-1055 French Napoleonic Wars 1813 uniform set is already covered on this site.