AAA manufacturers website

MammothProductions wrote:

Hello everyone, I am somewhat new to this forum but I have been active on the ATF and DTF for a few years. I just emailed the AAA company using their contact information on their website, and hopefully I can clear up a little about this mystery.

I see you are here for some time but I am glad you decided to start posting. Welcome on forum and I hope you are lucky enough to find out more information about AAA to share with us.

Yesterday, after getting no response from AAA itself, I emailed Nayab as well (AAA was a subsidiary of Nayab). They responded fairly quickly, and let me know that AAA is no longer in business. I have asked further if there is any documentation or record of AAA toys, and have yet to hear back. The email also has an attached address, is this of any value for research?

MammothProductions wrote:

Yesterday, after getting no response from AAA itself, I emailed Nayab as well (AAA was a subsidiary of Nayab). They responded fairly quickly, and let me know that AAA is no longer in business. I have asked further if there is any documentation or record of AAA toys, and have yet to hear back. The email also has an attached address, is this of any value for research?

Once a supposed Nayab worker told us AAA was a subsidiary of Nayab or something similar.
I find the information you're providing quite plausible and AAA may not be operating anymore.
I am not positive they will provide you AAA documentation but please let us know if you get it. Thanks.

Roger wrote:

MammothProductions wrote:

Yesterday, after getting no response from AAA itself, I emailed Nayab as well (AAA was a subsidiary of Nayab). They responded fairly quickly, and let me know that AAA is no longer in business. I have asked further if there is any documentation or record of AAA toys, and have yet to hear back. The email also has an attached address, is this of any value for research?

Once a supposed Nayab worker told us AAA was a subsidiary of Nayab or something similar.
I find the information you're providing quite plausible and AAA may not be operating anymore.
I am not positive they will provide you AAA documentation but please let us know if you get it. Thanks.

Yes, thats why I tried emailing Nayab as well. I doubt I will get any other information out of the source, partly due to the language barrier (their response was in very broken English). I will keep y’all posted if they respond.

Success!!

After corresponding with the representative from Nayab, he has shared an AAA catologue complete with names, images, and ID numbers. It is not representative of every figure but its a start!

I've attached it here: AAA Catalogue

MammothProductions wrote:

Success!!

After corresponding with the representative from Nayab, he has shared an AAA catologue complete with names, images, and ID numbers. It is not representative of every figure but its a start!

I've attached it here: AAA Catalogue

Fantastic, that's gold!
Those are probably the last available moulds. Very good job, one more important source to use when editing AAA on TAW. Those cats are really great, hard to understand why they're so rare.

Be still my beating heart... i cannot wait to look at these images in closer detail! THANK YOU for sharing them!

Dear Sts Friends:

Well, as most of you know by now, AAA has become my specialty as far as figures go. So, about this catalogue, could somebody give me a list of item numbers and names please? Right now, I need all the help I can get.

Thanks in advance,

Aschuck

Wow wow wow thank you for sharing these! I see both the dog series and cat series I have been trying to place, among of course a whole slew of other wonderful figures.

Thanks

FABULOUS !!!!!!

Thankyou ever so much for sharing

No problem guys! Keep a lookout, there might be a few more on way. My Nayab contact has kindly agreed to check if there are any other catalogues still on record. Fingers crossed.

SUPER !!!!

Many thanks for the AAA catalogue