AAA Skunk models

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Here is my AAA Skunk. I found it in the local flea market. I see AAA made more than just one model of skunk, because mine is different from the one on TAI.

WONDERFUL
What a beautyful skunk !!!!

My AAA skunk is here :
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It looks like yours is a little larger ?
I think yours is a newer model, - much more realistic and detailed than mine

AAA made 3 skunks! The other looks almost like a ratel.
I love skunks by the way!

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So, according to this catalog, my skunk actually is the mother of Suzanne's!

Bowhead Whale wrote:

So, according to this catalog, my skunk actually is the mother of Suzanne's!

Yes, I don't understand very well these families, apparently Susanne's kit was born through Parthenogenesis.
Now smaller skunk is a kit on TAi and I'll add yours too.

Bowhead Whale wrote:

So, according to this catalog, my skunk actually is the mother of Suzanne's!

Yes ! That surprises me, because they are so different, - but great to know ! Thankyou, Roger

And - WOW !!! There is also a famale deer and a moose calf from those sets

This is great! But I see we have to find a collector who owns the second AAA Skunk baby to complete the family...

Yes ! But parhaps, now that we are focussing on AAA, Google may help attracting AAA-collectors ?

Very nice and interesting :)

SUSANNE wrote:

Yes ! But parhaps, now that we are focussing on AAA, Google may help attracting AAA-collectors ?

Much probably, googling for AAA figures it is very easy to find our forum once no other web source in this world has more information about them. ATF has several topics but most are without pictures already, the same for LG. Also, some hard core AAA collectors are members on STS but unfortunately not active or favoring social media. I think that we're doing our best and we will end making a great work!

I have the two skunk kits, the mother is a beautiful model. Thanks for sharing her!

Roger wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

Yes ! But parhaps, now that we are focussing on AAA, Google may help attracting AAA-collectors ?

Much probably, googling for AAA figures it is very easy to find our forum once no other web source in this world has more information about them. ATF has several topics but most are without pictures already, the same for LG. Also, some hard core AAA collectors are members on STS but unfortunately not active or favoring social media. I think that we're doing our best and we will end making a great work!

That would be wonderful

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

I have the two skunk kits, the mother is a beautiful model. Thanks for sharing her!

Then, show us your kits! One is still missing on TAI: you could be the one to complete the family!

I will try to make a photo of them tomorrow if I remember and have time.

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

I will try to make a photo of them tomorrow if I remember and have time.

If time is generous with you, it was great to have a picture with a Lego block of the missing kit to put on TAi if you allow, off course. No hurries.

Sorry for the delay, but here are the two kits. However I don't have legos to use as a scale unfortunately, but I can give you the measurements (if that helps, if not I will try to borrow a lego from a nephew sometime and I can take new pics).
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Here are the measurements for this little guy: nose to tail tip is 7 1/2 centimeters, back foot to tail tip is 4 cm., and front foot to top of head is 3 cm.

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This kit's measurements are: 8 1/2 cm. from nose to tail, and 3 1/2 cm. from front foot to the top of his head.

like I said too in a few weeks if a lego block is the best tool for measurement then I can get one if that is what you would like the most. So just let me know. Hope this helps.

Thankyou for the pictures, Paige ! Very interesting to see all three  

Mine looks much more glossy, - could he be an old version ? Perhaps the rest of the family came later ?  

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So nice!

SUSANNE wrote:

Thankyou for the pictures, Paige ! Very interesting to see all three  

Mine looks much more glossy, - could he be an old version ? Perhaps the rest of the family came later ?  

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

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I think yours look more glossy only because the light source was face to it and back to you when you photograph it. Saarlooswolfhoud's one has been photographed with the light source behind it and in front of himself.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], my models are fairly glossy as well, but not nearly as much as yours are (or so it appears). In the photos the gloss doesn't show as well as in reality because of the lighting, my photos are usually with natural light from two small windows on either side of the "station" I used. Not to mention between my old camera and photobucket sabotage my pics tend to be slightly less clear than how my computer usually shows them before being edited in photobucket, so that could part of it too.
Otherwise they are nice models. They are quite a bit bigger than my other models (a collectA and Schleich) but not too big, at least for me.
Here is a blurry photo of them with the other models before I redid those shelves, it might give a better idea of size.
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Bowhead Whale wrote:

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I think yours look more glossy only because the light source was face to it and back to you when you photograph it. Saarlooswolfhoud's one has been photographed with the light source behind it and in front of himself.

I know that light means a lot, - but look at the paint : On mine it is like a thick layer, filling out some of the fur. The little guy is indeed VERY glossy

Thanks Ladies, all three skunks are now on TAI. I added also size information, I think it is very useful when talking about AAA figures, actually more useful than their availability once we don't know it. AAA figures are made we don't know when and they often are available as long as any "other" company wants to use it in their range. Variations are also very interesting but they often represent what the ordering company wants. For example, the AAA wildebeest is radically different in terms of painting when it is a Mamejo or a Yolanda. :)

My family of AAA skunks.
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My family of AAA skunks.
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AHHHH ! This is MAGNIFICENT Thankyou very much, Taylor

So the "cub" with tail up is quite another style and was probably ann older adult, which was degrated to a cub

Taylor is a box of surprises and Susanne is right. Depending the brand that uses AAA molds, some smaller figures are either used as adultes or cubs. They can even use both cubs as a couple, AAA is full of agility.