>>9352935One more pic: this was the first set of KOs I purchased. There have been a few changes and improvements since, but the weapon designs in particular are still quite prevalent, likely as it's cheap and easy to toss in a sprue that holds everything a soldier could need.
Before the usual suspects chime in to caution against the usage of these weapons in Mega or Chinese Mega hands, at least without some sanding down of the grips, I will note that in my personal experience I've yet to have one of their hands break for any reason. True, I keep most of my figures unemcumbered with arms while stored, but that first batch has retained their weapons in hand for years now with no problems. I can't speak really to intermixing Mega and Chinese Mega arms and equipment, but would advise some care being taken to preserve those infamously vulnerable hands of course.
