Army Men Toy Soldiers Playset Bucket (73–200 PCS) – WWII Action Figures with Military Vehicles, Accessories & Flags – Kids Imaginative Battle Toy Set (120 PCS - Soldiers + Jumbo Vehicles)

Apparently my 10 year olds loves its, he make placements all around the house and war begins lol it makes me smile to see kids doing kids stuff

For the price, you cannot beat this! My son loves them. It's great fun. The size is standard "army men," and they are durable enough for outside in the yard play as well as inside play. The plastic is standard. The detail on the figures is above average, but the accessories are fairly cheap. However, for any kid between the ages of 4-10 years old, it's a great purchase.

These were purchased for a WWII history project. We really only needed German's and American's for this project, but we are covering a full 8ft x 4 ft. piece of plywood and need a lot of men. The men are all pretty close to the 1/35 scale used on most of the tanks. We plan to use whichever pieces are appropriate (no bagpipes needed) and just repaint them whatever color we decide to use. There is a lot of variety with many different gun and grenade types and poses including officers, men lying, standing, dying, grenade throwing, guns up, guns down, guns overhead, paddle overhead, and tripod guns. While a lot of the men do not seem accurate for the specified army they are placed in, some of the pieces are actually pretty specific with certain identifiable types of guns, hats, and grenades. There even men in kilts with bagpipes and men wearing shorts (neither of which are useful for my project). We saw this same set at a local hobby shop and the price at Amazon was much better. Primary reason to not give them 5 stars is the inaccuracies and some of them are pretty flimsy and odly misshappen. Will still work better for our project than anything else we saw for the price.

Keeps my kid entertained for hours

My son loves them. They may not be Timmy toys but guess it still brings joy

If you are buying this bucket of fun to have mementos that will be shared with your children, your grandchildren and all your descendants through all generations of time, then this is not the bucket o' fun you are looking for. If you are looking for some rock bottom cheaptastic plastic toys that may eventually be used as cannon fodder for when that sweet bundle of joy is old enough to buy fireworks, then this is the bucket for you. Let's face it, you got to this product because you were looking for the bucket of army soldiers from that one immensely popular kids movie. But you realized that little junior would have to be disappointed at Christmas or Hanukkah because you introduced him or her to that now 20 year old film (yes it has been that long, don't you feel old) and they wanted that bucket of army men.But when you found it on Amazon you realized, "Holy cabooses! Those things cost a fortune!" (Talk about soldiers of fortune.) So you resigned yourself to the fact that your kids would never play with army men. Then you found this sweet bucket o' joy and you thought all your troubles were over. I mean it has army men, in four outstanding different nationalities, tanks, airplanes, the works. And all for a sweet low price.So what's the catch? Well let's just say there is a reason why they're so cheap. And that reason is, they don't use much plastic. The army men are rather thin and emaciated, like they have been living on quarter rations (who knew plastic soldiers could be so realistic!). A few of them have caved in chests which makes me wonder how they got into the army. The soldiers all look a little Chinese (guess where there're made!). And if you are looking for historical accuracy, when then history has a few German bagpipers.The airplanes and tanks are all hollow (something they carefully hide in all the promotional pictures) so don't expect any of them to be stopping an anti-tank round. Some of the smaller tanks are actually made out of two pieces of plastic and they may have the tendency to fall apart (which may be a good thing if you are going for real battle casualties). The airplanes fall into two categories. The first are just hollow plastic shells with three thin strips of plastic for "wheels". The second have a flimsy plastic base that easily falls off for the wheels.So if you are going for cheap and don't mind throwing away broken army men for the next 2-5 years then this is the bucket for you. If you want something that will last so that your children will be able to share them with their children then you may want to try something a little more expensive.

Great for little guys as a stocking stuffer, or small Christmas present.

Excellent collection of soldiers and all the equipment needed to set up a military display. Tanks, planes, ships, even flags, trees, etc etc etc. Kept our grandson very busy!