French YouTuber Khan Seb does an unboxing of the FAMAS SV AEG from Tokyo Marui. This AEG traces its origins to the first AEG ever released by Tokyo Marui, leading to its dominance in the airsoft market. The cheek piece is removable and the safety is on the trigger to prevent accidental firing and since it's mainly made of ABS, is lightweight.

Mach Sakai reviews one of the oldest AEGs from Tokyo Marui, the Tokyo Marui FAMAS Super Version (FAMAS SV). Released in 1993 as a follow through of the first ever AEG, the Tokyo Marui FAMAS F1, this is still very much in production. Based loosely on the FAMAS G2 with its bigger trigger guard, the SV retains the magazine version of the F1 as the G2 uses STANAG magazines.

Indeed, for those who are nostalgic about the early days of the AEG will always think about the FAMAS AEG from Tokyo Marui. RWTV gives us a treat with their Blast from The Past Series by reviewing the follow-up to the Tokyo Marui FAMAS F1, the SV version with the bigger trigger guard... "It’s time to review the first ever AEG to hit the market by Tokyo Marui. The FA-MAS was revolutionary in the Airsoft world and every other company soon followed their footsteps. This episode also features something rather futuristic. A hoverboard one might think!"