I never got timme but one day i will

Tim Mee has one disadvantage compared to the cheap brands: their tanks don’t roll. The Hero Force and Adventure Force tanks all have wheels mounted beneath them but the Tim Mee tanks don’t. It’s kinda disappointing and I hope that Tim Mee can catch up to the competition in this area

In my childhood, the timmee tanks had rubber wheels.

I don’t live in America so I can’t really get timmee toys stuff as easily as anyone else but this stuff looks really nice and fun to play with

I agree with you! I've been a toy soldier collector for years and have a whole room filled with plastic miniatures from around the world,including for instance Reisler of Copenhagen (Danish sailors). But nobody beats Tim-Mee for overall quality. Firstly I like the nice SOFT "LDPE" plastic that Tim-Mee is using,which reminds me of how toy soldiers were made back in the "Golden Age" of the 1960s and 1970s. Also there is a good balance of poses; not just fighting positions but also "neutral" poses like the squad leader standing with his arm outstretched, or the officer standing with pistol---these can be used for a variety of situations. Even the hand-to-hand combat guy holding his rifle above his head can be used alternately as a soldier wading across a river,and the guy with metal-detector can be re-imagined as a soldier with spade digging fortifications. Also these Tim-Mee guys,unlike many toy soldier sets,include a heavy weapons squad; mortar man,flame -gunner,machine -gunner,and the anti-tank bazooka guy. And even better, they are now being made in new colors like pink and mint-green. I'm glad Tim-Mee is back in business! Toy soldiers are better than model soldiers!

I had the original WW2 Timmy Army men when I was young in the 60's. They where my favorites with the medical crew,nurse and dog. Then in 68 they switched to the vietnam era soldiers. This are those in the video.

I have played with army men since I was 3 and now I am 8 almost 9

Awesome video, I'm from India, back in late 80s my parents used to gift me army men, not sure where those used to be manufactured but the details were impeccable, now in my 40s when I was trying to get the same for my kid I found these to be a rare gem, still got hold of 4 packs of these TimMee from Amazon US, it was totally worth it; those days were the best devoid of console, mobile & computer games, where sheer imagination used to fuel the happiness of kids in outdoor with these toys ..back in those days; now so many companies are manufacturing these molds but the designs are downright atrocious, there should be a global community where folks can connect to keep tap of the places from where good finished army men can be collected

Stupid import charges

Too many crawling guys for the tans

Me and my friends had thousands of them. War after war. I painted some of my green ones camoflage each one at a time and the tanks and jeeps and artillery.

Tim Mee is for sure my favorite! Thank you for this video!

One thing that timme does, yes the poses are random but they do make sure that you get at least one (or more) of every pose.

Only bad thing about modern Timmee compared to the late 1960s is the figure I call the Sergeant, aka the arm waving guy, he used to have a grenade and was useful, now, he's useless, as is the crawler, minesweeper, and most of the radiomen. I still have several of the ones with the grenade. I grew up in the 1960s so I had figures that are over 50 years old, I passed them down to my son, and now my grandson has them. Paw Paw (me) will set them up and have battles with him. In addition to mine, he also has my brothers (2 years younger) and those of 2 of my male cousins, my son's (his Uncle), and his dad's (my son in law). So, he has thousands, in numerous colors and styles! My grandson has his divided into Allies and Evil Coalition in a manner that shows his great imagination:

The set of TimMee soldiers I got appeared to be assorted with 2 extras for both factions. I got 8 kneeling riflemen (one extra for the tans), 4 bazookas, 4 flamethrowers, 2 officers, 4 prone riflemen (one extra for the greens), 4 standing soldiers, 4 machine gunners, 2 minesweepers, 4 crawling soldiers (one extra for the greens), 4 bayonet soldiers, 4 mortars (one extra for the tans), and 4 radios. What I got for one faction is basically double what you get from the TimMee rescue helicopter and C130 plane.

This is exactly what I was looking for in a video about these little classic guys. Excellent production value. Well done.

The true heroes toy soldiers look very strong with the shiny ness of the plastic, also including modified version of timmee toys, like the guy waving his hand now has a grenade in his hand, and now there is a standing rifleman, the flamethrower guy is now crouching just like the crouching and shooting rifleman, and there is a pistol man standing up and aiming sideways, and the rocket guy is standing, and I also noticed the machine gunner has no gun stand anymore.

I have every colour they do, apart from their orange soldiers, their coming in the next few months, I've saved almost £150 up so far. I'm getting 10 different products from BMC toys. I'm waiting until I have enough money to pay for all 10 and the postage costs too. I even have a pack of pink army men too. I've also got a collection of the army men games!

I like their new insert card packaging. Also, that shemagh makes a nice battle mat 😁

Toy soldiers are usually taller than tanks which make them look better