What's in the box? Khurasan Python Power Armour and Corsair Battle Dress

I got those with one big order (got to blow all that combat pay on something) I placed at Khurasan a couple of months ago... Unfortunately, in the process, I also blew some of the Customs Department tripwires and ended up paying and waiting a bit more than expected. My mistake, not John's...

Anyway, what's in the box?

• The Python Power Armour:

Both poses (on a 1cm grid): identical missile launchers (top) and bodies (centre), four different dual laser arms (left and right), different (symmetric) legs (bottom).

• The Corsair Battle Dress: 

Available in four different poses (different legs and left arm poses), each model can be built as either Pathfinder (no weapons - but its arms power claws - and over the shoulder, extra sensors), Assault (plasma flamer or missile launcher in hand, other weapon on backpack, no extra sensors) and Echelon (both the weapons and sensors). First column: right arm with plasma flamer, with missile launcher and empty handed.
Second column: head/torso/left arm and legs, each of the four models comes in a different pose.
Third column: Echelon backpack and Assault backpack
Fourth column: Pathfinder backpack, lose flamer and launcher (to glue on the backpacks)

So what do I think?

• As usual: great sculpt, perfect casting.
• Compared to CMG Ayame, those lack a bit of modularity (as in possible variants, not just poses). The Python has none at all, and even the Corsairs looks a bit samey to me...
• Although they're in different ranges (not-russian or not-arabs from Khurusan "main" sci-fi range for the Python, and "Earthdoom" for the Corsair) they work quite well with each other. Rounded yet not organic body, realistic "industrial" limbs, small horizontal viewslit... I could see the Corsair being a much more recent product of the same manufacturer than the Python.
• I don't have the minis with me right now, so I can't measure them, but I did took a scale comparison pic...

Left to right: a GZG NI (integral casted base), the Corsair (integral casted base), a (running and thus slightly leaning forward) ACP Valkrie (mounted on a single washer), CMG Ayame (integral casted base), the Python (no base), a GW SM (on a GZ plastic base plus layer of flexible magnet) and a lego minifig. NI and Valkrie painted by my brother, SM by my son.