AAA manufacturers website

does anyone know the url of the manufacturer of AAA?

thanks  

I believe nobody knows. AAA is a huge mistery to all of us. Maybe someone finds it and share here.

No website, no catalogues, even local distributors have other names...they turn up everywhere in other compagnies' sites and catalogues, but nothing directly from AAA, as far as I know  

SUSANNE wrote:

No website, no catalogues, even local distributors have other names...they turn up everywhere in other compagnies' sites and catalogues, but nothing directly from AAA, as far as I know  

Didn't we once (or thrice) publish a link to the site in Taiwan, if memory serves?  

Could it be this one ? [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ???  

Not much of a homepage though  

SUSANNE wrote:

Could it be this one ? [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ???  

Not much of a homepage though  

No, not that one. I'll try to find that website again; it was for wholesalers, if memory serves...  

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Could it be this one ? [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ???  

Not much of a homepage though  

This is a webpage that promotes Hong Kong companies , not properly AAA website. But, almost surely, the platform that customers use to contact the company. Many HK brands, mainly those that make toys to be sold under another brand name, don't have a website but use this kind of platforms to promote their products. Once I've found the company that manufactured SOL90 figures in a website like this one.
Brilliant, it will surely help those that want to add AAA to their stock. Thanks!

Okay, I made a couple of websearches and found the old URL, but it is no longer extant ([You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] I pulled the info on the website registrant:

Aimargin Co., Ltd.
Main Products:plastic model toys
Tel:886-7-3438123
Fax:886-7-3414885
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Create Year:1998
ZIP Code:81365
Address:57 Chongwun St., Zuoying Dist. Kaohsiung Taiwan


Here is a useful link:

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I'll give Mr. Tsai a phone call tomorrow. I traded e-mails with him a few years ago, so I believe that he is fairly fluent in English).

sg.de wrote:

does anyone know the url of the manufacturer of AAA?

thanks  

Oliver, I wish you a lot of luck to make a contact with AAA, we need their stuff...

They used to have a pretty good website although it was out of date. There was a large inventory of animal figures listed most of which were unknown in the west. I've just checked my link and it looks as though the site has been cleared out .................. perhaps they're updating it!   

By the way, they've been in business since 1968!   

Anyway, here's the link as it might be worth bookmarking and checking every once in a while.

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They used to have a pretty good website although it was out of date. There was a large inventory of animal figures listed most of which were unknown in the west. I've just checked my link and it looks as though the site has been cleared out .................. perhaps they're updating it!   

By the way, they've been in business since 1968!   

Anyway, here's the link as it might be worth bookmarking and checking every once in a while.

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Very interesting      Can you remember you of any of this unknown in the west figurines        

I just found a UK ebay seller who has some really nice AAA animals. I have never seen them before, particularly the small version Red Panda - that may fit in with my Schleich collection.

Take a look here:
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I just found a UK ebay seller who has some really nice AAA animals.  I have never seen them before, particularly the small version Red Panda - that may fit in with my Schleich collection.

Take a look here:
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I cant see anything   

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AAA is subsidiary company of NAYAB,

nayab wrote:

AAA is subsidiary company of NAYAB,

Welcome on forum Nayab and thanks for your explanation. That's actually quite interesting and maybe you can help us, zealous collectors, of knowing more about AAA/Nayab, once we love your figures. Namely knowing all the range and the best way to find them.

Welcome here :)

Roger wrote:

Namely knowing all the range and the best way to find them.

nayab wrote:

AAA is subsidiary company of NAYAB,

Thankyou very much, Nayab

Roger wrote:

nayab wrote:

AAA is subsidiary company of NAYAB,

Welcome on forum Nayab and thanks for your explanation. That's actually quite interesting and maybe you can help us, zealous collectors, of knowing more about AAA/Nayab, once we love your figures. Namely knowing all the range and the best way to find them.

mostly we distribute directly and indirectly, many of our clients from Europe,north America buy through other companies who distribute our products with different colors,packaging,our products can be found in many European countries and in USA. our all clients are big companies who import and distribute to local shops,store,online reseller etc.

Wow! Welcome and thank you very much for these information

Step by step AAA is losing its mysterious

persefone wrote:

Step by step AAA is losing its mysterious

It doesn't look so, to me...

nayab wrote:

Roger wrote:

nayab wrote:

AAA is subsidiary company of NAYAB,

Welcome on forum Nayab and thanks for your explanation. That's actually quite interesting and maybe you can help us, zealous collectors, of knowing more about AAA/Nayab, once we love your figures. Namely knowing all the range and the best way to find them.

mostly we distribute directly and indirectly, many of our clients from Europe,north America buy through other companies who distribute our products with different colors,packaging,our products can be found in many European countries and in USA. our all clients are big companies who import and distribute to local shops,store,online reseller etc.

Yes, that's interesting but that was the best known part of AAA among us. I can remember seeing AAA being sold under brand names like Mamejo, Yolanda, Ravensden, ELC, etc. Not forgeting that AAA figures were already sold by Safari Ltd, Schleich or Bullyland.
Though, how do these brands know which molds do you have in order that they can design their ranges based on your products?
We collectors also would love to know all your released figures and not only which ones these brands are selling. Is there a list or catalogue that we can have access? I think it could be a positive step to your company.

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.

Hello, Mammoth
I hope you hear back from them