Brachiosaurus AAA
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Large Brachiosaurus, medium Brachiosaurus, and eggs. All the large figres are the same design as the large except the Triceratops. I saw some adds showing a small and large Triceratops figure in the large style.

AAA Large Figures:  The figures all were duplicated by the medium figures.  The Dromaeosaurus was marketed recently with lights as a Tarbosaurus.  I have seen listed in Battat’s catalogue for a medium version of this Triceratops but I haven’t seen the figure for sale.  The marketed medium version is distinctly different.

Brachiosaurus

Dimetrodon

Dromaeosaurus

Parasaurolophus

Pteranodon

Stegosaurus

Triceratops

Tyrannosaurus

Dromaeosaurus Triceratops Tyrannosaurus AAA
Dimetrodon Dromaeosaurus Dromaeosaurus AAA
Medium Size Figures:  There are a few errors in these reconstructions.  Allosaurus has only 2 fingers on each arm so it is a tyrannosaurid.  Tyrannosaurus had 3 figures on one hand and 2 on the other this appears to have been corrected in repainted version being sold now.  The Spinosaurus looks a lot like a Dimetrodon.  Pteranodon has a tail with an unlikely posture. ELC Figures:  I have only seen these figures for sale on the ELC site in England. Recently they have also begun showing up in Western Canada mixed with dinosaurs from other sets.  The above were smuggled out of England to us by our primary asset in the UK, Anthony Beeson.  With these figures AAA movesd up a notch towards a museum style reconstruction.  Some of these figures like the feathered Gallimimus may already be out of production.  Edmontosaurus and Velociraptor are in a much smaller scale than the others so perhaps the is a new small scales series.  There may also have been a Styracosaurus and the Triceratops and Stegosaurus has been redone..
AAA Allosaurus
AAA brachiosaurus
AAA brachiosaurus
Allosaurus
Brachiosaurus
Brachiosaurus (rearing)
AAA Ceratosaurus
AAA Dimetrodon
AAA Dromaeosaurus
Ceratosaurus
Dromaeosaurus
AAA Dilophosaurus
AAA Edmontonia
AAA pteranodon
Dilophosaurus
Pteranodon
AAA Elasmosaurus
AAA Euoplocephalus
AAA Iguanodon
Elasmosaurus
Euoplocephalus
Iguanodon
AAA parasaurlophus
AAA Stegosaurus
AAA stegosaurus
Parasaurolophus
Stegosaurus
Stegosaurus
AAA Spinosaurus
Styracosaurus
AAA Triceratops
Styracosaurus

Triceratops 

AAA Tyrannosaurus
AAA Utahraptor
AAA Gallimimus
Utahraptor
Gallimimus

. AAA prehistoric mammals AAA mammals

AAA also has a recently been releasing prehistoric mammals. There is a large and small Mammoth and Woolly Rhino. There is a Smilodon with a long tail. The Hyenadon and Entelodont look very much out of Walking with Prehistoric Beasts. Entelodont

Small series AAA
aaa baby dinosaurs
AAA dinosaur eggs
Small series from ELC
Baby dinosaurs and Baby Dinosaurs in eggs. The eggs are done in the same style a the large and medium sizes.
AAA dinosaur Paint set

The Paint A Dinosaur set:  This was made of 3 medium size figures.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The AAA company is still producing new Dinosaur figures so it must be still in business. Figures are normally stamped with CE (China Enterprises) and the AAA logo. The latest are much improved.  ELC in England seems to be the main retailer for the figures.  Traditionally AAA is sold by a variety of distributors and importers like ELC or Battat.  While most of the figures fall into the medium range there was also a set of larger solid rubber figures.  The style like many figures from China is old fashioned when compared to Bullyland, Safari or Schleich figures but they are often well done.  Most figures have a AAA stamp on them (I have found some the baby egg set without the stamp and with a different paint schema.  These could be knock offs) and are made of a solid pvc. ........................................

 

 

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Large Brachiosaurus, medium Brachiosaurus, and eggs.