TimMee Combat Patrol Willys & Artillery - Red 4pc Playset USA Made

People saying cheap plastic..,nope. Very good heavy plastic and seems exactly like what we had as kids in early 70s. Pretty hard to ruin these unless they get stomped really hard and bend axles. There are really no pieces to break off. These are good and sturdy.So....used these things are price gouged by all sellers. I would rather have reissues in perfect shape than scratched up, rusty old ones for twice the price. Are they worth 20? Imo, yes. I would rather have had three at that price but this is what you get. Two identical jeeps, two identical anti aircraft guns and stickers for jeeps. Both are great quality. Atleast ONE driver and four or five soldiers would make this a great deal.No brand I have fits in the seat behind steering wheel correctly. I could be wrong but I believe you would need an MPC sitting soldier and that MIGHT fit. I have put a picture with various soldier sizes....BMC, BMC 60s Soldier, Tim Mee, original MPC and one from a 10 dollar bucket. The one not sitting correctly to drive is close as I have and that is BMC 60s soldier reissue. I dont remember anyone driving these but me as a kid anyway. I put a picture with a decent quality Tim Mee tank knock off to show scale.These would make a kid or adult happy.

Nice toys/collectibles for all ages. Great customer service. I have purchased many items for them and couldn't be happier.

high quality of produc

Not complicated and adds more fun to the plastic army battles.

What they said theyd be

I bought these for my grandson he loves everything military! We have bought other TimMee products, and they are his favorite. One thing though the hitch on the back of the jeep so you can attach the gun isn't that sturdy, lol. My grandson broke it immediately, he said it was okay because he still had another one that worked, he's 4.

better detail and moving parts.

About 90% the same as when I was a kid. The quality is *slightly* diminished from the ones I used to buy at K Mart in the late 70s and early 80s (the older models had metal axles, and were slightly larger, etc.). Altogether not a bad purchase however. About as good as you will find in this age of universally declining quality.