QOrange (QOToys), a Chinese mainland brand with a long record in 1/6 historical costume, takes its Hero Series to Shanghai in 1932 with the QOM-1076: the 88th Division at Miaohang Town during the January 28 Incident. 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.

QOrange QOM-1076 88th Division in Miaohang, Shanghai 1932 1/6 uniform set, blue-grey uniform with field cap

The package

The kit is built around the division’s blue-grey field dress: the shirt and uniform with trousers and leggings, the field cap and coal-scuttle helmet, cap badge, collar badges and badge, standard belt and cloth shoes. A musette bag, blanket, bread bag and kettle with cover round out the marching kit.

The standout piece is the ZB26 light machine gun, supplied with three magazines in a leather pouch, a machine gun cover, a repair kit and a shoulder pad. The photos show the kit dressed two ways — the field cap for parade dress, and the helmet with the ZB26 carried ready — both drawn from the same set, so one purchase covers either display. The display head in the photos is not part of the set.

QOrange QOM-1076 88th Division in Miaohang, Shanghai 1932 1/6 uniform set, helmeted with ZB26 machine gun

Availability

Domestic listings price the set at ¥598 with a pre-order cutoff of 27 November 2026 and a Q2 2027 release. Overseas, EKIA lists it at $129.59 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 1932 Shanghai is one of its earliest 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.