Vladimir did an outstanding job with this figure set. The details are awesome as well as the poses. There are many small details in this kit that other manufacturers don't put into theirs. First off, these Army Infantrymen are carrying the Lightweight Rucksack with the proper aluminum frame. He has the rucksack bag set up in both the high and low carry configurations. The Assistant Machine Gunner's rucksack has the early version of the 2-quart bladder canteen, a box of 7.62 rounds for the M60, a spare barrel for the M60, a d-ring carabiner and a 1-quart canteen without the cover to hang from the carabiner. Unlike the first kit of the "Rumble in the Jungle" series, most of the rucksack and accessories are cast as one piece with the frame making the frame a bit easier to work with. Another detail on the Assistant Gunner is the asbestos glove hanging from his belt for changing the hot barrels of the M60. The Machine Gunner is rocking the M60 with proper hand placement and the gap between parts of the gunner's back and the rucksack are realistically portrayed as there are certain positions that one can get in where there is not full contact with the whole rucksack/frame assembly and the Soldier's back. The ruck also would tend to raise up over the shoulders sometimes making contact with the helmet. Vladimir did a great job taking this into account and making it work in with the pose. Vladimir's figures just keep getting better and better. This figure set has already found itself a place in one of my upcoming Vietnam dioramas. Excellent work Bravo 6! Cheers, James