QOrange (QOToys), a Chinese mainland brand with a long record in 1/6 historical costume, takes its Hero Series to northern Myanmar in 1944 with the QOM-1075: the New 22nd Division (新编22师) at Valuban (Walawbum), as the Chinese Expeditionary Force fought its way through Burma. Like the earlier QOM-1073 Dong Zi set, 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. It comes in two versions, A and B, which share the same uniform and field kit and differ in the rifle.

QOrange QOM-1075 New 22nd Division in Valuban, Myanmar 1944 1/6 uniform set, khaki uniform with pith helmet and rifle

The package

The kit is built around the division’s tropical field dress: the khaki shirt and uniform with trousers and leggings, a coat, the cool hat and helmet with cover, cap badge and badge, standard belt and strap, and boots. A musette bag, tarpaulin, shovel, kettle with cover and bread bag round out the marching kit, with two grenades and a bayonet scabbard.

The choice is the rifle. Set A carries a handmade metal-and-solid-wood Springfield rifle with five bullets, while Set B carries a Lee-Enfield rifle with three magazines — each with its own bayonet and bayonet cover. The photos show the kit from the front and the back, the rear view showing the pack, shovel and helmet stowed for the march.

QOrange QOM-1075 New 22nd Division in Valuban, Myanmar 1944 1/6 uniform set, side and rear views with pack and stowed helmet

Availability

Domestic listings price the set at ¥778 for version A and ¥678 for version B, with a pre-order cutoff of 21 November 2026 and a Q2 2027 release. Overseas, EKIA lists it at $189.99 (A) / $159.99 (B) 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 Hero Series has been working through the Chinese forces of the 1930s and 1940s, and 1944 Myanmar is one of its more unusual stops — the earlier QOM-1073 Dong Zi 3rd Battalion 1876 uniform set and the QOM-1055 French Napoleonic Wars 1813 uniform set are already covered on this site.