TimMee WW2 Fighter Ace Planes - Blue 9pc Plastic Army Men Airplanes USA Made

These toys were perfect for my boys. They enjoy setting them up and playing a version of 3D Risk as they advance and conquer. The jets are models of actual jets and are not all them same which makes it even more fun.

I was delighted to see that these are still made, because they are just as they were when I first collected them in the early 1970's! They are offered in several solid colors, these were tan. That's useful if the recipient wants rival groups for play battles. I love WW2 aircraft, and can attest that these are remarkably accurate, accounting for the open undersides and simplified single molded plastic. They are North American (Company) P-51 Mustangs, Curtis P-40 Warhawks, and Messerschmitt BF 109 E (Emils). So two designed in the US and used by the Allies, and one designed by Germany and used by the Axis nations. They are also easy to tell apart from each other. I bought one set for a child to learn about the famous Red Tails, an all African-American fighter unit which used P-40's then P-51s and often fought against Me 109's but these three designs were used in so many ways that there is a wealth of stories about them. These are very reasonably priced, detailed but still simple sturdy toys. The propellors are attached well, but a child with enough imagination could even enjoy one that had lost its propellor, since those are largely invisible in flight. They all do come with molded simplified landing gear, so they look good on the ground as well as in the air.

Perfect addition to an army man kit. Easy to use and durable for imaginary flying. Great value for what you need. Plastic holds up well to daily play.

We used these for a school project. Looks just like in the pictures.

Bigger than expected

This is extremely good material we put together a good product

My son loves these and would not let us return them, but two planes came with broken propellers.

Used for Godzilla themed art piece for Godzilla/Halloween party. Added a nice touch to the piece. No match for Godzilla and the Evil Pumpkin Aliens though.