Pictures Two and Four explained here.
Left to right.
First figure is the Gringos 40 radioman with M16 for comparison.
Figures Two and Three, with Two starting to get into the edge of picture four are from Grubbys Tanks/brittannia Minitures. They started as Malayan Emergency Ghurkas with No5 rifles, Brens, Stens and Owens. After my bad vision exacto surgery, the weapons were replaced with resin printed Only Games M16A1s. While the wepons are nice, I detest working with resin print small things. They are delicate and if you drop a figure they shatter or snap.
However they turned out very well. Bush hats, M16s. They have british pattern webbing, but the arms cover the front quite well and the rucksacks on their backs are covered with extra canteens and kit that hide the webbing well.
Figures Four and Five are Keelman Minitures. Starting as British Postwar Range from Reiver as Bush Hat and SLR. After exacto surgery and conversion with metal Full Metal Miniatures M16A1s. Whuile kitteed out with '58 pattern UK webbing, the universal pouches are not too far off M16 mag pouches. Only thing sticking out is that the back is plain open with cross braces. Maybe a rucksack to cover it a bit. I only did two figures to add to my next lot.
Figures Six and Seven are from Warbases Indonesian confrontation Ghurkas. Again the '58 pattern webbing but oversized universal pouches and again with plain opne back with cross braces. So, some kind of rucksacks to come and maybe some grenade and smoke grenades to put next to the universal pouches to hide them a bit.
All three Grubbys, Keelmas and Warbases are a tad shorter and perfect for use as indiginous Mike Force troops, with the Warbase Ghurkas pretty much ready out of the bag.
Again, forgive my convesions. Primer will fill in any gaps and if I am crazy enough to paint them, I have no doubt they come out beautifully.
Any questions, please ask.