Head, Helmet: Snow Wolf
Torso, Waist & Upper Legs: Snake Eyes v22
Upper Arms: Snake Eyes v23
Lower Arms: Croc Master v2
Lower Legs: Can't remember, Cobra guy I think.
Backpack: Firefly, with modifcations (it will hold both the assult rifle and the door ram).
Over/Under M-16/Shotgun: Croc Master v2, bandolier, BBI
Rifle: Bombstrike
Door Ram: Range Viper v1 grenade launcher and a BBI mortar
Assorted pouches, grenades and straps: BBI
Shoulder entry light: Scope of random rifle
Boot Knife: Snake Eyes v23

I always dig the SWAT guys who kick in the door. I felt I needed one for my Cobra SWAT team. I really like how he came out. Thanks to the guys on the board who told me how to change out lower arms!


W.A.S.P. is Cobra S.W.A.T.

Rhino Vipers lead the charge on all tactical entries that the W.A.S.P. teams make.

These guys are handpicked from the Alley Viper squads. They pass the training for the CQB Viper; learn tactical entry, explosives & computers. Only then do they get the title of "Door Man".

They carry a ton of gear for a hard entry. The first three rounds in their shotguns are solid lead slugs that will take both hinges and a deadbolt off most doors. They also carry a battering ram that will drive an explosive charge into a door. For the heavy steel doors, they have shaped breaching charges.

When a little more finesse is required, they pull out the tools. A full set of lock picks, Slim-Jims & a state of the art hand-held computer that will unlock just about any door that is protected by electronic key pad, voice recognition, fingerprint or eye scan.

"When they have to knock the door down, they go in last. They don't like that. When they do go in first, they come out with a big grin and five pound lighter in ammo."----Flint

"These guys dig what they do! It's like taking a big jar of angry bees, throwing them in and then watch what happens. The last thing you hear when W.A.S.P. comes a'knockin is these guys laughing!"----Roadblock

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