Tamiya 1/35 German Parachuter - Kit Review

A short review of a classic "vintage" Tamiya kit from 1971. Tamiya's "Identical Scale" German Parachuter figure kit, Kit No. MM112.
This very early Tamiya figure kit, includes parts for 4 Fallschirmjager figures, including weapons and accessories. Includes simple, one sheet, assembly instructions and "Back of Box" suggested uniform painting schemes. No Decal Sheet is included.

[@chrishorne5855]

I personally love the old tamiya kits , can’t get enough of them , another awesome review 🇦🇺👍🏻

[@nickguangcojr]

This reminds me of my very first model kit that i've built in the 80's. Thanks for sharing.❤

[@IanPotts-lv6os]

Oh I remember these bring back great memories I built most of the early military miniature series my mom and dad used to buy them for me as Xmas presents bless them I still build and paint military miniatures now it's amazing how much stuff there is now I'm currently completing two young miniatures busts and about to start air brushing a tamiya panther g

[@TopSecretVid]

I had this kit so many times..

[@TeutonicNordwind]

Man, I built this kit when I was about 11 or 12 and I'll be 62 in Feb!

[@MisterWG]

I've got this set as the 'added' figures to a 1972 Stug III Ausf G kit, that I have in my stash. I built one back in the late 70's when I first started. I built many of the old Tamiya kits in those days, they will always have a special place!

[@user-oi4xx1jp6k]

This are the same figures that come in the first boxing of tamiya original stug iii kit.

[@ModelNerd]

Nice video - I like these old Tamiya kits. You're right about the stances - Tamiya seem to do that a lot. You'll get 4 or 5 figures engaged in ferocious combat and then another one just standing to attention or quick marching :) Makes it hard to use them all in one diorama.