The officer figure, Tim Mee, BMC, and copy figure. The BMC figure is very crisp detail and the surface is smooth. Most of the copies have an almost granular surface texture. Much of the detail is indistinct.
Grease gun man, Tim Mee, BMC, copy figure. The Tim Mee grease gun figures often suffer from a broken barrel, the BMC barrel seems a tiny bit thicker so this may prove more durable.
Tripod mounted machine gunner, side view, Tim Mee, BMC, and copy. All petty good from the side. Note the BMC has a long barrel compared to the Tim Mee figure.
Tim Mee, BMC, and copy, from the back. They all have a significant mold line on the back. They all stand up pretty well, and the left arm sort of disappears into the back of the figures.
Crawling guy, copy, BMC, and Tim Mee. You can see the size difference pretty well in this pose. Also the rough surface of the copy is rather apparent too. The color of the BMC figure shows the detail of the wrinkled shirt better on the back of the figure, it's there on the Tim Mee guy, just harder to see.
Prone firing, copy in the back, BMC in the middle and Tim Mee up close. Size difference is not as large as this photos makes it seem.
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