1950s Lumberjack with Felling Axe
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A logger braced in a wide stance with a short-handled felling axe held two-handed across his body, mid-swing. He wears a knitted watch cap, a blue chambray work shirt with buttoned chest pockets and a small number patch, heavy leather work gloves, green trousers held by a belt, and tall lace-up caulked boots.
The rolled sleeves, forearm tendons and set jaw sell the effort in the pose, and the axe head is cut as a distinct wedge that separates cleanly from the handle. The figure stands on a shallow textured disc that reads as packed forest floor.
Built for mid-century logging scenes: a cut block, a landing beside a skidder or arch truck, a log pond or a rail loading spur. Group him with fallen trunks and slash piles for a working timber operation on a diorama or layout.