AAA lizards

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Here is my newest AAA piece: BLUE TONGUED SKINK. Doesn't it look alive?

He is GORGEOUS !!! WOW !!!

They say that casts of the large AAA models of reptiles are madeover a real ( but dead) animal
A bit morbid perhaps, but the result is outstanding !!!!!
This skink is just AWESOME

I have two other reptiles from the series, - may I show pictures of them here tomorrow , please ?
Perhaps it could be a topic where we see how many different ones our members have ?

These AAA large reptiles are exceptionally good! They are clearly the predecessors of the Incredible Creatures from Safari. I am not even sure that the American company have not used some AAA molds in their early pre-IC collections. Added on TAi, 2nd of its species.
I think Susanne's idea is nice, we can later rename this topic!

Beautieful model :)

Roger wrote:

These AAA large reptiles are exceptionally good! They are clearly the predecessors of the Incredible Creatures from Safari. I am not even sure that the American company have not used some AAA molds in their early pre-IC collections. Added on TAi, 2nd of its species.
I think Susanne's idea is nice, we can later rename this topic!

Alright!

Now, here are mine. It was not easy to take pictures, because they are too large for my "studio"

At long last spring came to Demark. This means that the sun is very, very sharp...
But the three enjoyed to be outdoors  
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The monitor lizard liked to sit on the Fiber-cloth, which I used to protect my clemthis'  agains night frost :
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But here are a couple of indoor photos , so I don't have to crawl round in the grass after them  
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Th Comodo Dragon is clearly not a mould after a real specimen, but he wants his picture on the internet also  
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This little feller has an extremely veeeeeery long tail  
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He is only marked "Lizard", - I wonder what species he is ?  
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The ones that Bullyland sold . Picture from 1994-catalogue :
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Incredible!!! Did you put them on TAI?

Very beautiful models Iwould like to see smaller

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Incredible!!! Did you put them on TAI?

Thankyou

No, not yet.

lucky luke wrote:

Very beautiful models Iwould like to see smaller  

Thankyou, Luc

AAA lizards have as much as realistic as they are misterious. I remember several discussions on foruns about the exact species of some AAA just marked lizard. I am far from being a lizard expert, so I could easily believe that your long-tailed lizard is a long-tailed grass lizard. Though, I really have no idea, they are all beautiful and that's what I can tell.

At least, we know the Komodo Dragon. It is ready to be added on TAI.

So phantastic species :)

This is a dangerous topic

I just checked on Ebay UK, and found three more lizards from a nice seller I know already, - and a kangaroo with joey.

Now I can't wait to get them, - the combination of STS/AAA/lizards is wonderfully dangerous

That's fantastic Susanne, but please check it carefully, I suspect that AAA has a large monitor figure 1 metter long!

HURRAAAY !!! I got three of the AAA "lizards" that Bullyland sold  
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The "Brown lizard with open mouth" - I am sure it must be some kind of gecko    
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Look at the foot
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The Large Iguana :
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The small iguana :
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The detail is amazing on these models  

Congratulations, Susanne!

Great

Now, to put them on TAI!

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Now, to put them on TAI!

They are already there

They're impressively realistic! What do your pets think about that large iguana?
If anyone knows the species of that brown lizard, it will be useful to put the info on TAI.

These figures are awesome, and a little bit too realistic to be modeld my a human, so I think these are replicas of real animals. Congratulations!
The iguana looks much more like a Chinese water dragon and the gecko is maybe a small tokeh with a strange paintjob.

Thankyou, Bryan !!!
Both of the species you suggest sound very sensible

They are dead specimens that have been put in a mold : ) Kind of creepy when you think about it.

Ruizu wrote:

They are dead specimens that have been put in a mold : ) Kind of creepy when you think about it.

Well, we used to make masks of dead people

SUSANNE wrote:

Ruizu wrote:

They are dead specimens that have been put in a mold : ) Kind of creepy when you think about it.

Well, we used to make masks of dead people

Isn't that the best way to make a perfect reproduction of a face/figure?