AAA Flying Fox Walkaround

I was very lucky to be able to get this guy in a trade with our lovely _Lyds_, a AAA I have never seen before. It is stamped simply as a flying fox and I have no real way to narrow down the species, but it is still a bery handsome figure. 

Kikimalou, your walkaround wish is granted!

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It is a rather large figure, it fills my hands, though I have small hands... The wing detailing/texture is superb. It LOOKS leathery and soft.
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The plastic is rubbery and floppy enough for the wings to move, but sturdy enough at the shoulder that they don't just flop everywhich way.
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Lookit that face!
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I have to gently pull the wings downwards to see his fuzzy back.
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With his other asian flying fox friends.
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Kiki, the AAA hermit crab walkaround will come in a few weeks. :)

WOW, I love this figure. Thanks for sharing Paige! When AAA do it right, the realism is impressive!

They really do.   This model is highly detailed, my photos don't do it justice compared to being in hand. You can see all the work put into it but still tell that its not a cast specimen like their lizards... it makes the figure even more impressive in my view.

AAA is definitely a brand that always has surprises in store for us, I have quite a few because I must admit that I'm not a big fan, but sometimes I discover a model that goes straight to my heart, right in the middle of the target. this is the case with this little wonder, thank you for these photos Paige!

It looks AAA have any surprises after all the years. A interesting figure, sadly a little bit huge

Really cool! I just love AAA, I wish I had the space to branch out into these larger figures. Great find!!

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

They really do.   This model is highly detailed, my photos don't do it justice compared to being in hand. You can see all the work put into it but still tell that its not a cast specimen like their lizards... it makes the figure even more impressive in my view.

I think the slightly rubbery material AAA uses may give a particularly organic feelling when holding this figure in your hands. Details like the tumb claws are impressive, I am only not sure there is a megabat species which the patagium does not extend to the legs but this is such an impressive model.

beautiful walkaround of a very fine model!

Amazing model!!