Megabloks Call of Duty SEAL Team Review

You may remember our last foray into the Mega Bloks Call of Duty sets, well today it's time for the 2nd set in the series - the SEAL Team.
I'm going to start this off by fessing up; this was not my fovourite of the Call of Duty sets - the idea of water guys just seems to limiting, considering how often we see SEAL Teams in land ops these days - so what did I think of them?

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~ WARNING - I am not a photographer, so expect dodgy pictures below ~

What's in the Box?

I picked the SEAL Team mainly because they had black and grey uniforms and would great integrated into the other sets I have - but I was in for a few surprises!

The Box for the SEAL Team - which interestingly does not have figure in the front window, rather it has the more tactical black clad figure in webbing and night viz.

Sorry for the blur on this, but you get the idea of the figure break down and the accessories.

The bulk of the set is in this bag

Each set comes with a prop of some kind - I assume this is some kind of weapons room...?

Weapons and gear in this one...

Figures

For a more intricate view of how they all come together, please see my last review for the pain-staking details. But if you just want to see what you get...

... and here's the figures (minus one of them I forgot to add). Each figure is self contained in each bag, minus the guns.

Probably my favourite figure from the set - everyone loves Snake Eyes, don't they??

Now this is the bit I found interesting - the "grey" divers you see on the packet - are actually a dark silver like the old-school divers outfits of the 60s.

As with the last set, there is a remaining figure without gear. Here he is, Norman No Friends.

The back uniforms on the SEAL team are really nice, especially with the lighter coloured webbing.

Black uniform guy with breathing apparatus. It's actually a very simple but incredibly effective piece which clips on well and looks great!

You, sir, are shit-hot and yes, I have a slight man-crush on how cool you look

Here's the team, minus Norman No Friends - he's out getting them all coffee and steroids.

Verdict

As I said last time,. as an ex-Lego employee I had reservations about Mega Bloks. in the past, but these guys really knocked these out of the park!

Are the SEAL Team the best of the bunch? No.
Are they still cool? Hell yes!

Personally I wouldn't have included the silver suited guys - they just won't integrate as well with the other sets if you say, want to swap parts.

So what do you think?
Do you own these guys? Are you pumped about the Mega Bloks sets?
Let us know what you think and how you're used them.