Man, they should have sent you a free set for your help!

LINK et model got also barriers 3 types henk

Yes, Henk.. I saw those ET barriers in the news section, and I'm waiting for them to be released.. and maybe see a review or something like that to see how they go together and what they look like when built up and filled. If they're not difficult to put together, they may be the best option out there. They're small, light weight, you can order many of them and then fill them up. Hisham

Nice to see something on RSOV. But the set looks incomplete. The gas can holders looks nothing like the ones seen in photos: (posted by Frenchy in this thread) Also the shape of plate on the rollcage needs to be adressed. It seems that on non-demo vehicles it looks like this: http://www.americanspecialops.com/photos/rangers/rangers-rsov-m2.php

Thanks for the link Henk ! I've missed this one. Looks very interesting indeed ! Frenchy

Hummm....this month must be barrier month We went from nothing to 5 manufactures making the almost overnight. Based on what I hear here it appears to be AA having the best and most cost effective units?? Rounds Complete!!

..here's an easy (and cheap) way to build your own Hesco-baskets: http://www.modellboard.net/index.php?topic=39809.0 Yes, it's in german, but the pictures are unmistakable; all you need is some - alloy mesh (1,5-2mm square) - styrofoam - gauze - adhesive tape or plaster - white glue (for the gauze) - superglue - sand and stones Michael

LINK and the next company who brings out barriers is voyager henk ps. type 1-2 and 3

Not much RSOV specific equipment included in the set--mostly bags, packs and ammo boxes one can get elsewhere;why not some new tyres or weapons or wire cutters normally seen on the side of the right fender? Yes, there are some useful pieces but there seems to be quite a bit of "generic" filler items.something I have found in many aftermarket "update" sets . Black Dog figures also seem to have the long, gaunt Nosferatu look to them. I know most combat soldiers are young thin types, but these figures seem a bit too tall and thin--they just look a bit creepy to me! Perhaps they look better painted--do not believe I have ever seen any painted up.