I would, I have and in doing so saved my love of the hobby. Besides it's easier to run around the room making airplane noises with an old Matchbox kit than one of the new fangled multi-media kits. Can't spin a resin propeller.

If you're wondering, the accessories and figure come from Tamiya's UE carrier.

No clean up with Tamiya kits so I'm happy with it....

Well, since it's not technically a TAMIYA kit, any lack of clean-up necessity will be thanks mainly to ICM. On the other hand, if Tamiya reboxed a Lindbergh kit (however unlikely!), it won't make it any less of a dog!

French supplies must some from Renault UE kit, what about the figure?

Underwhelmed.

Well, it does look simple to build, which would be a nice change of pace after a steady diet of mega-kits. And its a Tamiya (sort of) so it should go together flawlessly (probably). Not fond of Tamiya sucking out and using other companies moulds (ie: Italeri Opels, etc)

The ICM model is a delight - complete interior, very good fit, (also reboxed by Revell ), interesting to see how the Tamiya boxing is priced!

Judging from Tamiya's past, when they rebox a kit (Italeri, ICM, etc) and add a sprue of their own accessories (fuel drums, boxes, etc) there is a significant price increase - more than justifies the addition of extras. Usually cheaper to by the kit from it's original manufacturer, then the Tamiya accessories.