My AAA Collection

This is my AAA collection so far.
As many of you know, some of these models were made for other brands like Schleich, ELC and others.
The Britains zoo-keeper is always there to compare the scales, he is 1:32.

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Orca

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Common Dolphin

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Tigershark(so called)

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Furr-Seal

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Walrus

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Right Whale little

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Orca little

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Common dolphin little

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Tigershark(so called) little

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Lioncub playing

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Lioncub standing

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African Elephant darkgrey

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African Elephantcalfs darkgrey

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African Elephants lightgrey

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African Elephantcalf lightgrey(i have two)

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Hippo

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Bison

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Zebra 1

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Zebrafoal 1

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Zebrafoal 2

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Tiger big 1

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Tiger big 2

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Tigercub standing

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Tigercub sitting

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Cheetah running

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Gorilla-young standing

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Zebra 2 grazing(i have only one left)

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Polarbear

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Polarbearcub

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Polarbear big 1

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Polarbear big 2

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Lioncub sitting

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Leopard(but has the colours of the snowleopard)

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Giant Anteater

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Tiger attacking

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Tiger lying

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Tiger sitting

Thats all so far.
But i invite the other members to put their collections here on the forum too, so we all can see what you have in your collection, and for new members to see what models are around!

Big models ! And some are very fine :)

Sorry WILLY, you collection need more precision

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Tiger trying to reach the marmalade shelf

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Tiger saying goodbye at the station

Really nice collection Willy, I love the (snow) leopard, I've looked for it a few times on ebay, but I haven't seen any yet.
Never seen the Bison, before now.

There was an ELC store near my house in San Diego, and they carried a large selection of animals, but back then I did not have time to make dioramas, and many of the animals are not to the Schleich scale, so I didn't buy many. It had a very large section that had wild life, farm animals and dinosaurs. I don't know if they are still around, but back on the late 80's and early 90's they were fairly common around Southern California, I think there were three in the San Diego area.

Thanks guys!

Haha Christophe, you crazy macaque!
But i have to tell you, that tigers don't eat marmelade so much, he was reaching for a ham, hanging to dry at the cealing!
The other sitting one, was pointing at his neighbour in anger, because he made a bump in his car.(like: YOU did it!)

These models are mostly made in the late 1980s and 1990s indeed Phil, but they are still made, here is a link:

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The last tigers from my collection are in the Schleich scale by the way, and some others too.

Holly, just see at Torbens site here, there you find loads of these animals.
Some of them you have to search in the Schleich section, like in "Fremdserien" , because they were made for Schleich in those days.

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WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Thanks guys!

Haha Christophe, you crazy macaque!
But i have to tell you, that tigers don't eat marmelade so much, he was reaching for a ham, hanging to dry at the cealing!
The other sitting one, was pointing at his neighbour in anger, because he made a bump in his car.(like: YOU did it!)

These models are mostly made in the late 1980s and 1990s indeed Phil, but they are still made, here is a link:

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The last tigers from my collection are in the Schleich scale by the way, and some others too.

Holly, just see at Torbens site here, there you find loads of these animals.
Some of them you have to search in the Schleich section, like in "Fremdserien" , because they were made for Schleich in those days.

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Yes, Torben has a nice collection of them. That site you linked, I remember it from LG, but can you actually buy all those animals still? I like the male Cougar. It's funny the leopard looks the proper colouring in the catalogue picture.

Yes, i wrote those guys from that site, and you could purchase them there, as most of them are still produced.
Yeah, i saw that difference in the leopard too Holly, i think my version is an older one, or just a variation.