How many AAA figures in your collection?

Dear Sts Friends:

Hi, and welcome back to those of you who've missed any of the ongoing story of the AAA portion of my collection. That being said, I think it's time to start a sort of comparison topic, just to see who among our members has the most AAA figures. Not to make anyone jealous or something. Far From it. This is only for fun, as usual, so please feel free to tell me how many figures of AAA each one of you has. Anyway, in my collection, the number is currently 140, but that might change after a while. Of course, it's always like that, right? I mean where would we be without our collections? Well, let me know what your thoughts are on all this, and I'll keep you posted as to how my collection is going.

Aschuck

P.S. Roger, the pictures that you've been waiting for should be coming this week, I hope. It all depends on how fast my photographer can send them. I'll be sure to tell her that you think her work is awesome.

Dear Sts Friends,

Okay, if anyone didn't get around to reading the last post yet, here is some clarification for you all to understand what I mean:

First: This topic is mainly to compare and contrast who has what as far as figures go in their collections. This is for AAA figures only, just so you know.

Second: This topic is designed so that members can see what others have. I don't know, I just thought it would be fun sort of compiling a list of who has what, and comparing the numbers of figures that everyone has, that's all. Anyway, if anyone wanted to contribute to this topic, then write me.

Just remember, this is just for fun. I mean, what do we do here on this forum but have fun, right? I mean, it wouldn't be any fun if we didn't have figures to share and all that, right? Well, I think you get my point, so if anyone has anything else to post about their AAA figures, then write me. At least we know one thing: I have so much fun posting about this stuff. As some one pointed out earlier, AAA is my specialty, as far as figures go.

Aschuck

It would take me a while to get the numbers together, but it is not much. I don't like AAA wildlife, farm animals, birds (something about their style just never appealed to me), but I have crustaceans, insects, arachnids, and some mollusks (as arthropods and invertebrates are my focus groups).

I would say I have between 10 and 20 figures.

I think I have only five AAA animals: Red panda, warthog, Wildebeest cow, Humbolt's penguin, porcupine and a small lion.
Most of them will leave my shleves (except the small lion).
Maybe one day I will add the walking mongoose, the two flying squirrels, the Tiger salamander and the Otter.

I have only one, the Gallimimus:

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It's not very good, but it's the only Gallimimus toy with feathers. Most Gallimimus toys look like the ones in Jurassic Park.

Congrats Halichoeres, your gallimimus is really nice.

More than 50

landrover wrote:

Congrats Halichoeres, your gallimimus is really nice.

Thank you :)

About 30 pcs, I am not big AAA fan, shape of some figures (esp. mammals) is weird. I have large hen, rooster and chicks, peacock, ducks, macaw and sulfur-crested cockatoo, toucans, robin, from the small size figures I have hippo, elephant, camel female, turkey, grazing zebra...

I have 21 If I am not missing anything. AAA is a company with figures for all tastes. Several sizes, several materials, themes, rich in diversity and very variable in quality. In AAA you can find figures with a very poor level of realism and some incredibly realistic. Namely, their large lizards look real. I continue thinking it is the best selection for your collecting tastes. Figures are often large and detailed, good to be handled and with so many lifesized figures, it will give you a very realistic impression of how some animals are in fact. There are a few I'd love to add to my collection.

jarda wrote:

About 30 pcs, I am not big AAA fan, shape of some figures (esp. mammals) is weird. I have large hen, rooster and chicks, peacock, ducks, macaw and sulfur-crested cockatoo, toucans, robin, from the small size figures I have hippo, elephant, camel female, turkey, grazing zebra...

Can you please share a pic of the small size figures? Especially of the toucans and the robin. Thanks :)

widukind wrote:

jarda wrote:

About 30 pcs, I am not big AAA fan, shape of some figures (esp. mammals) is weird. I have large hen, rooster and chicks, peacock, ducks, macaw and sulfur-crested cockatoo, toucans, robin, from the small size figures I have hippo, elephant, camel female, turkey, grazing zebra...

Can you please share a pic of the small size figures? Especially of the toucans and the robin. Thanks :)

Sorry, Andreas, these ones mentioned by you are the large figures, very common ones:
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jarda wrote:

widukind wrote:

jarda wrote:

About 30 pcs, I am not big AAA fan, shape of some figures (esp. mammals) is weird. I have large hen, rooster and chicks, peacock, ducks, macaw and sulfur-crested cockatoo, toucans, robin, from the small size figures I have hippo, elephant, camel female, turkey, grazing zebra...

Can you please share a pic of the small size figures? Especially of the toucans and the robin. Thanks :)

Sorry, Andreas, these ones mentioned by you are the large figures, very common ones:
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Thanks. I was thinking you have these figurines in small size. Becuase i hope for such animals :)

I have approx 150 AAA models-wildlife,farm,dogs and dinos.

I have many, but no time to count them now. if I ever get the time this week I will try to post here, but I have probably at least as many as Taylor, I find them charming.

Just one, actually by accident.. It's this creamy-white horse. I've seen 3 colour variations on TAW, but not this one:



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spacelab wrote:

Just one, actually by accident.. It's this creamy-white horse. I've seen 3 colour variations on TAW, but not this one:

Actually, I added your picture at the wiki, it was accidentally once I thought it was Paige's picture. That's the reason why I haven't asked your permission. If you have any objection, I can remove it easily.
This seems to be the most popular AAA horse mould, that's already the fourth color listed there and yors is surely the most beautiful.

Roger wrote:

spacelab wrote:

Just one, actually by accident.. It's this creamy-white horse. I've seen 3 colour variations on TAW, but not this one:

Actually, I added your picture at the wiki

My pleasure Roger! I just saw it, the color in the description says "grey"

spacelab wrote:

Roger wrote:

spacelab wrote:

Just one, actually by accident.. It's this creamy-white horse. I've seen 3 colour variations on TAW, but not this one:

Actually, I added your picture at the wiki

My pleasure Roger! I just saw it, the color in the description says "grey"

I am glad you agree. Seriously, I am not so good with horses. The labeled color is the equine color. As yours is creamy, I am not sure it intends to be a grey horse or if there is any other better equine color to describe it. I learned on forum that white horses are rare, we have the announced CollectA Camarillo that is a rare pure white horse but normally white horses are called grey once they are born with a certain color and they start greying with age. Eventually they get white when older. That's the reason why its page is called white horse while the description tells it is grey. Though, even the page name may be not appropriate once I believe there is a really white version of this figure and yours is creamy with dark ahiry parts. What do you suggest?

Hmm.. It's not snow-white (like the zebra white) but I thought it was supposed to be a white horse. Anyway, I'm completely crappy with horses so I cannot suggest. I just showed the horse to three persons asking "what colour is this horse?" and everyone replied "white"..
You know better!

spacelab wrote:

Hmm.. It's not snow-white (like the zebra white) but I thought it was supposed to be a white horse. Anyway, I'm completely crappy with horses so I cannot suggest. I just showed the horse to three persons asking "what colour is this horse?" and everyone replied "white"..
You know better!

I understand you perfectly. As a product it is white, Using equestrian terminology it is grey. Important is that one more AAA horse is listed on TAW.

About 50

At least 20 of them: Zebra, Allosaurus, Hatching Dimetrodon, Hatching Stegosaurus, Hatching Apatosaurus (actually Brachiosaurus but wrongly identified), American Toad, Bowhead Whale, Dutchman Monkey, Male Orang-utan, Young Orang-utan, Large Blue-Tonged Lizard, Flying Fish, large Jack-Knife Clam, two other shells, one frog I don't remember the name of, Dugong, African Elephant, Abyssal Fish... huh... I'll have to look to see if I have more.

halichoeres wrote:

I have only one, the Gallimimus:

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It's not very good, but it's the only Gallimimus toy with feathers. Most Gallimimus toys look like the ones in Jurassic Park.

This may not be the best Gallimimus indeed, but the fact that it is represented with feathers makes it extraordinarily modern. The fact that some dinosaurs had feathers has been discovered as recently as in the 2000's. A very unique piece, you have.

jarda wrote:

About 30 pcs, I am not big AAA fan, shape of some figures (esp. mammals) is weird. I have large hen, rooster and chicks, peacock, ducks, macaw and sulfur-crested cockatoo, toucans, robin, from the small size figures I have hippo, elephant, camel female, turkey, grazing zebra...

You have the Ducks? I need a photo of the Ducks, to see if they are interesting.