Found some AAA in my collection

I didn't even hear about AAA before I came here,so I did some search in my collection and found a few
Poor giraffe
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And a copy of AAA.His eyes are really spooky
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Nice animals that you find!!! Congratulation!!!

How great you found them
Yes, poor giraffe. But he is fortunate that he is your giraffe

I have an elefant from my childhood, - he has no tail and his trunk is broken, but I LOVE him

This little elephant is just too cute.. Well I have a bunch of damaged animals,but the weirdest thing is that I didn't damage any of them,I kept all my toys from my childhood and this damaged animals I picked from my cousins

Congrats for your discovery! :)

And no one has any of the 1978 AAA dinosaurs? That's weird...

Bowhead Whale wrote:

And no one has any of the 1978 AAA dinosaurs? That's weird...

What do they look like ???

Poor giraffe, Great mini collection. I had a huge box full of random animals but they were chucked away after schleich had taken over my room

SUSANNE wrote:

Bowhead Whale wrote:

And no one has any of the 1978 AAA dinosaurs? That's weird...

What do they look like ???

Here they are (except the triceratops which is missing in this pic):
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I own this whole line myself (even though they are not in perfect condition, having played with them very often in my childhood). This line has been knocked-off many times, just like all other AAA molds released later.

You know what? I have a spare AAA Triceratops knock-off for trade, in perfect condition. Who is interested?

Thanks for showing Vallerie!
They have a vintage looking what is not surprising once they are not already new! :)
They are from your childhood so they are special surely!
You can always put the triceratops in [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] I'm sure you'll find someone interested in it!

Roger wrote:

Thanks for showing Vallerie!
They have a vintage looking what is not surprising once they are not already new! :)
They are from your childhood so they are special surely!
You can always put the triceratops in [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] I'm sure you'll find someone interested in it!

Yes, they do look like ordinary chinasaurs, don't they? But that is what AAA dinosaurs once were!

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Roger wrote:

Thanks for showing Vallerie!
They have a vintage looking what is not surprising once they are not already new! :)
They are from your childhood so they are special surely!
You can always put the triceratops in [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] I'm sure you'll find someone interested in it!

Yes, they do look like ordinary chinasaurs, don't they? But that is what AAA dinosaurs once were!

I won't say it because they look all angry and ready for a nibble!
It is not usual to see a Chinametrodon, I guess!

Roger wrote:

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Roger wrote:

Thanks for showing Vallerie!
They have a vintage looking what is not surprising once they are not already new! :)
They are from your childhood so they are special surely!
You can always put the triceratops in [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] I'm sure you'll find someone interested in it!

Yes, they do look like ordinary chinasaurs, don't they? But that is what AAA dinosaurs once were!

I won't say it because they look all angry and ready for a nibble!
It is not usual to see a Chinametrodon, I guess!

Chinametrodons were more common inthe 1980's than today, indeed.