Update;
I've got these figure in my hands and they are worth every penny! Valkyrie is still including the mic booms as cast items and they are extremely fragile and difficult to remove from the casting block in one piece. If you can, I recommend getting some PE mics instead as they are, in this case, easier to work with.
The poses are excellent and natural looking (as you can see in the above picture) and there is no flash. The casting blocks are in areas that make removal and clean-up a breeze. The choice of early or late style helmets is a nice bonus and typical of Vlakyrie.
And one more thing worth mentioning is to answer the question about how well they fit in the hatches of an M-60A1. They fit perfectly. Even though they are wearing field jackets (I really thought this would make them too bulky to fit into the hatches thus redering all of my detail work pointless) they fit in the hatches with room to spare. You can actually see around the full bodied figures with little effort. The TC fits in the cupola with enough room to not contact the periscope and you can still see the details on the inside of the cupola around him.
No, you can't see much past that as he does stand in the way, but you can see enough to make your efforts worth-while.
These figures are a bit pricey right now, but they are a new release. If you're worried about value, Valkyrie hasn't let me down yet and can compare to Alpine and Hornet for absolute gorgeous detail levels and realism. If you need a crew for your M-60 series vehicles, these won't disappoint you.
Thanks for the read-through and have a wonderfull Valentine's Day.