AAA birds on Facebook

I have seen these figures on Facebook. The owner allowed me to share these pics here

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This bird is marvellous.

Babies and more babies! Is it an eagle chick? I didn’t know it.

What a wonderful little bird!

Looks like it could pass for a vulture chick too, what a nice model! Glad you could share it here.

Haha, love the eaglets!

Amazing !!!! The eaglets are beautyful !!! AAA has made some very progeressive models, - and it seems they can keep surprising us
Do you have an idea how old they are ?

Splendid flock of crock also. I didn't know the family is so large

Thankyou very much for sharing, dear Andreas, and thankyou very much to the owner of the models

Those crocs are with moveable jaws and bendable tail or are they different figures ?

Roger wrote:

Babies and more babies! Is it an eagle chick? I didn’t know it.

Yes, it is :)

That is the reason for sharing here

Kikimalou wrote:

Those crocs are with moveable jaws and bendable tail or are they different figures ?

These are not mine. I can only ask if i find it again :)

SUSANNE wrote:

Amazing !!!! The eaglets are beautyful !!! AAA has made some very progeressive models, - and it seems they can keep surprising us
Do you have an idea how old they are ?

Splendid flock of crock also. I didn't know the family is so large

Thankyou very much for sharing, dear Andreas, and thankyou very much to the owner of the models

Yes, that is true. I also found last month 2 figures that i have never seen before. More pics of my newcomers soon.

It seems those crocs are casted from real specimens, except for the last one of course. Thank you for showing

nice crocs!

Dear Widukind and others:

Hi, could you or somebody please describe these pictures for me? Although I have a new computer, all I can see are the words: Enlarge Image Click to see Full Size. For me, this doesn't help much as far as what these figures are, so a description would be very useful.

Thanks in advance

Aschuck

Hi aschuck!

The first model is a bird chick, looks like an eagle or vulture. Its sitting, wings slightly out, head up with its mouth open like its asking for food. Looks like a smaller models. 

There are 5 crocodiles, the first 4 look like real cast specimens of babies in dark green with lime green highlights. The first two have their heads raised slightly, mouth closed and tail curled around, they look bigger like 12 inches or so long. The next is slightly smaller, mouth open. Next is similar size but mouth closed. And the last one looks closer to regular Schleich type size, more comical sculpt and clearly not a cast model, mouth open. Hope this helps you! Best regards, Paige. 

@adam, sorry this reply to your comment is so late but several of the reptile models specifically from AAA are cast from preserved specimens. Kind of spooky if you think too much on it, but it levels the realism of course (if not for the paint schemes on some).

Thanks for helping with such a good description Paige. It is not so easy for me once my English is quite limited. It is good to have a native English speaking member helping on it.
Knowing Anna, she will love the eagle chick if she ever gets the chance. She doesn't like crocodiles but the 3rd and 4th models show nicely how a baby croc should look. They are quite delicate with long toes and baby snout and conspicuous eys.

For the figures that were cast from real specimens that don't fit in my collection I add them to my taxidermy as they are pretty much that, but in plastic, I really want to find some of these crocs!

It's also quite useful when studying species if you don't feel comfortable with the deceased animals, this can be a good alternative, I'm sure many zoos use them for education purposes

The eaglets look wonderful!

Dear Sts Friends:

Hey, just a quick question: could somebody describe the AAA birds pictured in this topic? I'd like to take notes on them for my searchlist.

Thanks so much,

Aschuck

Hi Aschuck!

There is one eaglet chick. It is in a sitting position, with its wings slightly out and its head raised. The mouth is open like it is begging for food from a parent. Hope this description helps!