The high impact black plastic of the TMP matches that of the SPP in both density and texture. There's no evidence of that toy-like semigloss or shine in the TMP body. Dull gunmetal tones were also matched on the metal bolt and barrel sleeve and to accent the overall appearance, the metal thread protector jacket is finished in a polished deep black. The SPP's magazine is made of similar dull plastic material as it's body unlike the TMP's blue-black metal mag which houses and protects the airsoft vitals. If you do things by the numbers then KSC won't disappoint you because they've placed them in their exact locations.
Contours follow contours and surface detail follows detail.
There's one thing that Steyr excels at and that is grip comfort. Foregripping is a different story. The SPP has horizontal cuts along the front of the body to aid a firm horizontal grip. The vertical grip of the TMP is positive but the mysterious flat-surfacing along the sides gives a bizarre yet unique feeling. I must be too used to the MP-5K foregrip.