Both Occupied Japan 1940s. Both are all celluloid. Kneeling soldier is 5.75” tall overall with built-in key on back. He has hand-painted face, accents on rifle, uniform patches and ammo belt. When wound, he raises arms lifting rifle and head turns. N. Mint. Crawling soldier is 8.25” long overall with tin litho wheels on underside. Comes with loose key. When wound, figure rolls along, head moves back and forth and gun makes popping sound. Rifle is in 2 segments as made and tip needs to be re-strung. Exc. Nice details. Both working.