This figure of Erica Hartmann from Strike Witches is presented in a dynamic flight pose designed to evoke her aerial bravery. Erica is depicted mid-step with one knee raised and her gaze fixed forward, as if surveying the battlefield or preparing for takeoff. She wears the series’ recognizable flight uniform accented with detailed belts, buckles, and insignia, with a short jacket over a pleated skirt and knee-high boots. The sculpt captures movement in her hair and fabric folds, while subtle wash shading adds depth to the folds and creases. A miniature Striker Unit is mounted behind her, complete with propeller elements and weathered metallic tones. The base is understated, giving the impression of a landing pad or runway, and the overall paint job emphasizes crisp lines and a polished finish.

Erica Hartmann is a fearless German witch in the Strike Witches universe, part of the elite aerial squadron known as the Strike Witches—501st Joint Fighter Wing. She embodies tactical leadership, grit, and a competitive spirit while maintaining a strong sense of camaraderie with her teammates. Raised in a tradition of aviation and honor, she trains relentlessly to master her Striker Unit and coordinate with squadron pilots during Neuroi incursions. In battles, she is reliable under pressure, often taking charge when the situation calls for quick decisions. Her character arc explores balance between duty and personal growth, the weight of command, and friendship forged in the skies above an ever-changing war-torn world. The figure captures this persona through a confident stance, stern expression, and a readiness to spring into action, reflecting her resilience and mentor-like presence among teammates. It also hints at quieter moments between sorties, where she surprises allies with a dry humor and a fierce loyalty to her squad.