AAA Orangutan

Found this sassy lady at a flea market; they also had several AAA turtles and a couple smaller/cheaper AAA frogs (and a Larami terrapin). She's cuter than the photo came out.
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Quite funny figure! So, you went back to that flea market and you got that banana is mine orang. Has she is not interested in oranges, maybe you can call here bananutan.

What a wonderful, charming, lovely lady
AAA never stops surprising me, - a BANANutan !!!

Yes, fortunately the bananatang was still there. The turtles also, though I didn't have enough money for everything so they remain at the market.

Photobucket is much more cooperative tonight, so here are the frogs and the Larami terrapin
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Interesting! What is exactly marked in your Larami turtle? It may have a year, number and species name on it.

A red-cheeked turtle, I presume?

It doesn't have a year, Roger, just a species name- 'Red Eared'; most likely what we call a red eared slider here in the US. Is it a red cheeked in Canada, Bowhead Whale?

pipsxlch wrote:

It doesn't have a year, Roger, just a species name- 'Red Eared'; most likely what we call a red eared slider here in the US. Is it a red cheeked in Canada, Bowhead Whale?

Thanks, I was asking because on TAI it is presented as released in 1993 and marked with number 6. I know that there are some inconsistencies with the numbers marked in these figures so I thought all of them were marked. I also wanted to check that yours was marked in the same way. Actually, this kind of apparent inconsistencies, had been very helpful to group some unknown Play Visions and K&M bulk figures. ... and, when there is a consistent group of figures with some numbers missing, we kknow we have some more to hunt what is exciting! Well, Larami turtles are very well presented on TAI so I assume everything is correct. I find it fantastic that Larami, not long ago almost unknown, is entering the collections of some of the members of this forum in a regular basis.

Congratulations, they are nice :)

pipsxlch wrote:

It doesn't have a year, Roger, just a species name- 'Red Eared'; most likely what we call a red eared slider here in the US. Is it a red cheeked in Canada, Bowhead Whale?

Well, here, we just call it "tortue peinte" (painted terrapin). I just couldn't remember the exact English name...