AAA other figures (not on toy animal wiki yet)

Hi guys,

Well, I found some more info about AAA figures online. Here is a list of the ones not yet listed on Tai:

Arctic Fox, Arctic Hare, Black Lion Cub, Bluegill, Bottlenose Dolphin, Brown Fox, Brown Gecko Large Open Mouth, Brown Gecko Large, Brown Owl, Brown Rabbit, Chameleon Rearing, Common Seal, Crested Gecko, Crocodile Hatching, Dodo Bird, Elephant Seal, Emperor Penguin, Giant Panda, Giant Panda Cub Standing, Gila Monster, Keeled Box Turtle, Killer Whale Extra-large, Koala Baby, Leopard Seal, Leopard Sitting, Life Cycle Swallowtail Butterfly, Llama, Long-eared Bat, Lorikeet, Mole, Ostrich, Ostrich Female, Ostrich Chick, Parson's Chameleon, Seahorse, Sea Lion Cub, Snow Leopard Cub Playing, Spiny Lobster.

And whoever updates Tai, can put these animals in as links. I technically can't do this, because I don't have an account there.

Oh Yeah, and if anyone has information about figures I might have missed, let me know.

Anna

Very interesting. Can you tell me please which figurines are small. Because the AAA standard size is to huge for me :)

Hi again,

Well, whoever wrote me, I can't help you as far as size goes, because my info is based on descriptions found all over the place. But, for those of you who want to know, AAA 35001 (Woolly Mammoth) is 11" long by 8" tall. Also, AAA 35000 (Sabertooth Tiger) is about 12" Long. Well, if I find any more info about AAA figures, I'll post it.

Thanks Again for all your help.

Anna

Thank you Anna

Thanks Anna. Actually, the AAA section is being worked and lots of figures were added recently. I believe several of these listed are already there even if not pictured. Please check the seals section, for instance and let me know if these you've listed are the same you can find there.
However, some were not yet and some are still not. Could you link me to these ones?
Black Lion Cub,
Bluegill
Brown Fox
Brown Owl,
Brown Rabbit
Lorikeet
I don't really know them.
It was good to have an editor on TAI dedicated to AAA company. I think you have the right enthusiasm to do it. It takes a lot of time and research and we, editors, have always many other brands to work on. If you want to be an editor, you just need to create an account or contact me Susanne, Christophe or Tim.
It would be fantastic if we could give a more effective use to your AAA enthusiasm.

Hi again,

Today, I also found a AAA tiger standing, and a tiger lying. Both of these are also made as white tigers, so if anybody is updating Tai, then you might want to specify which species of tiger these figures are. That's all I found for now. I'll continue doing some digging, so we'll see.

Anna

P.S. Does anybody have information concerning camels of AAA? Bactrian Camels, I mean.

aschuck wrote:

Hi again,

Today, I also found a AAA tiger standing, and a tiger lying.  Both of these are also made as white tigers, so if anybody is updating Tai, then you might want to specify which species of tiger these figures are.  That's all I found for now. I'll continue doing some digging, so we'll see.

Anna

P.S. Does anybody have information concerning camels of AAA? Bactrian Camels, I mean.

It is getting hard to update everything once most the identifications you use may serve to figures already listed. Without pictures it is hard to compare. Camels known are listed here although not pictured.
Once you want to be an editor and work on AAA section on TAI, it is better that you contact me through private message and we work it together.

I got today a Spiny Lizard from AAA.

I will take a photo and update TAI as soon as I find time.

DT2017 wrote:

I got today a Spiny Lizard from AAA.

I will take a photo and update TAI as soon as I find time.

Glückwunsch :)

Here are the photos I posted on TAI:







Its 26 cm long and 12 cm wide.

Any idea which species it could be?

Is very large, I do not know what the species is.

I hope i was clear.
The model is 26 cm long, not necessary the lizard.

Thanks for entering the spiny lizard on TAI. Actually it is not easy, at least for me, to identify the species even if it is obvious the high level of realism of the figure. There are more than 100 species of spiny lizards and a unexperienced person like me could take weeks to find wish one could fit it better. Maybe someone can find a good approach among the most common species.
To be fair, it is probably the exact size of the lizard once it is believed that these AAA figures are cast from real specimens. Also, for instance, the blue spiny lizard, entered on TAI, can reach sizes larger than that.

Nice lizard :)