toyway catalogue pdf

where can i find the toyway catalogues in pdf?

Seems that nobody knows

Hello Susanne and Hello Lucio!
At this weekend I visited the "Plastic Figure Tradefair in Herne".
There I buyed a catalogue from Toyway.
This catalogue is the edition of 1992.
I made fotos of each side and at last a pdf-file.
here the link to the Toyway catalogue 1992.
Toyway catalogue 1992
Benno.
Ps. Here some pages for example
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Very interesting. Can you please share a closer pic of the keychain dolphins in the last pic.

Hello Andreas,
I think the keychain animals are the same as the baby animals of the whales, sharks and dolphins before?
See pictures.
Benno.
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Thank you very much! Interesting that Toyway sold Safari Authentics and Vanishing Wild and also AAA models.

That's very interesting. There are much more Toyway in this hobby than what we could guess. I'm convinced much of the Nayab assortment these days was herited from Toyway and I also think they manufactured to a few brands as Maia & borges do these days.
I can't find the pdf catalogue on TAW. A pdf can't be embbed here but maybe we can share a link.
Thanks a lot Benno!

Very interesting information

Hello,
here the link to the Toyway catalogue 1992.
Toyway catalogue 1992
Benno.

Was Toyway the original producer of the AAA models, the Authentics, Vanishing Wild and others? Or did Toyway use moulds from other companies? I notice that they also used Timpo human models.

Thanks Benno! Roger, it is hard to tell. Toyway bought the Timpo brand name. Though, it is hard to tell if Nayab produced figures to Toyway or if it was the other way round. Sometimes it looks like both things happened. It wouldn't surprise me if the realistic Nayab were Toyway models before but AAA was already a manufacturer at the time and likely Toway sold AAA figures. Later I also think Toyway sold Nayab models with the Timpo brand name. That's a lot of speculation, it would be interesting to know the truth.

I need to check to be sure, but yes, I think I have models that mention both Timpo and Toyway on the same label.

Toyway bought the Timpo name and also appears to have bought their moulds.

What an interesting catalogue. I recognize a few figures.

Was Toyway primarily an importer and distributor in the beginning then? Located in Letchworth. Maybe it imported all of these brands into the UK under its umbrella? Sourced them at their point of origin in the Far East?
Then bought up smaller brands and their production materials? And then expanded from there?