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This AAA gecko is a tokay gecko, not a common house gecko: https://toyanimalwiki.mywikis.wiki/wiki/AAA_Common_house_gecko

the model is cast from an actual specimen, which makes it way to big to be a house gecko

see more here: https://animaltoyforum.com/blog/tokay-gecko-aaa/

It's actually a bit convincing but this could be a Rhacodactylus leachianus too.
Perhaps it would be better to leave these models in the "undetermined" category?

I agree, better to put them on gecko's page as you did. The mold might be one of those large geckoes but with this color it is hard to see a Tokay gecko. It is weird they're just marked lizard especially when there are so many lizards in AAA range. I will also rename the pages to AAA Geckos to turn it more coerent.

A Toy Major from 1994 BIG and without letter, any idea ? I don't know wher to enter it on TAW

Listing on Toy Major is not easy. You have to go to the Wildlife page, subsection for 1994 and try to see if the figure can be listed with any other you think as part of the same set. Then, you just list the same way those other figures are listed. I can do it if you wish.
It looks very large, probably 9 inches, is it hollow? I only know a smaller 5 inches version from 1994 which has the letter F as you can see here.

My problem is TM is terra incognita for me. I saw the 1994 page but I hoped someone would know with which series this giant could match.

Kikimalou wrote:

My problem is TM is terra incognita for me. I saw the 1994 page but I hoped someone would know with which series this giant could match.

TM could be also Terra Misteriosa, it is really hard to sort these figures. Since your figure is not even marked with a letter, we can't even tell it is part of a traditional TM series. The way is to find more figures with a similar size and the same year assuming they're from the same collection. However, not every Toy Major set follows this rule. There are family sets and action figures where an Indian rhino could be easily included.