The Timmee guys are great. Also they are available now in lots of different colors,so you can use the blue as navy, white as snow troops, black as SS,etc. Although I have a BIG collection from other manufacturers I use the Timmee guys pretty much as my standard modern soldiers. The inclusion of heavy weapons (mortar, flamegunner, bazooka,etc.) makes them especially useful. Incidentally the pose you say is "getting shot" is described by the company as an "infantry commander" or sergeant, but originally he had a grenade in his right hand. In fact he still has the grenade pouch hanging by a shoulder strap. But the company decided he was more useful without the grenade so it was eliminated.
@@Husk2280 Who told you that? Timmees are available RIGHT NOW from lots of different mail-order sources such as "Toy Soldier HQ" down in Florida, or "Michigan Toy Soldiers", the "Hobby Bunker", etc. Maybe not all the colors but quite a few....
@@Husk2280 I just visited the Michigan Toy Soldiers website, and YES the greens and tans ARE available right now for about 18 dollars for a bag of 100.
This are the vietnam era ones. It replaced the WW2 Timmy soldiers from the early sixties.I like the WW2 ones. It came with the medical crew. The Dog and nurse with it.
The only real difference between US and Europe army men is the scale. US market is flooded with 1/35, while Europe has always had a preference for 1/72.
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Woow, I have never opened a bag of timmee soldiers, all the ones that I have were previously used by other kids, good video
Really good feeling
The soldiers that started it all for me as a kid.
I love these soldiers
I have a lot of them. Toy soldiers. 🙂👾🇺🇲
The Timmee guys are great. Also they are available now in lots of different colors,so you can use the blue as navy, white as snow troops, black as SS,etc. Although I have a BIG collection from other manufacturers I use the Timmee guys pretty much as my standard modern soldiers. The inclusion of heavy weapons (mortar, flamegunner, bazooka,etc.) makes them especially useful. Incidentally the pose you say is "getting shot" is described by the company as an "infantry commander" or sergeant, but originally he had a grenade in his right hand. In fact he still has the grenade pouch hanging by a shoulder strap. But the company decided he was more useful without the grenade so it was eliminated.
Sadly the timmees aren’t available until October 31st.
@@Husk2280 Who told you that? Timmees are available RIGHT NOW from lots of different mail-order sources such as "Toy Soldier HQ" down in Florida, or "Michigan Toy Soldiers", the "Hobby Bunker", etc. Maybe not all the colors but quite a few....
@@kellysnipe9586 all the colors are available except for the green and tans, which are the only ones i need…
@@Husk2280 I just visited the Michigan Toy Soldiers website, and YES the greens and tans ARE available right now for about 18 dollars for a bag of 100.
Thanks for making good on your promise to review these figures, ATS. As always, a nicely detailed review.
This is a great starter pack for any army men collector.
True
You got to love the classics
Yes they bring me back to the childhood
I bought a bag from Amazon a few years ago, these are great!
This are the vietnam era ones. It replaced the WW2 Timmy soldiers from the early sixties.I like the WW2 ones. It came with the medical crew. The Dog and nurse with it.
One of the first!
I know it might sound weird, but i Dont have these kind of Toy Soldiers before :/
really?
I have every colour apart from orange, for some reason orange soldier are harder to get, I even have pink soldiers too!
@Angry trooper show great review
Classic!
Where did you buy it
Try Amazon or eBay they even have different colors for the Timee soldiers
you should get the 100 pic but 2
Glad I grew up on Airfix during the 70s the US stuff looks poor.
The only real difference between US and Europe army men is the scale. US market is flooded with 1/35, while Europe has always had a preference for 1/72.
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Classics
1:09 its not a bren gun its a stoner 63 Lmg
My army men favorites are basucas machine guns morter
Sana all meron.
*Bag*: Made in USA
*Toy Soldiers*: Made in China
Timmee don't like them Marx man myself best plastic soldiers now or since late fifties.