star trek emblems

[f4663]

can anyone tell me where you can buy the emblems for mego star trek uniforms
any help will appreciated
thx

[Captain]

Doc Mego has them at his site (you may have to e-mail/call him and ask for them)
I usually just buy those silver star stickers you can get at any stationary store. Trim the sides off, and you have a Trek emblem. With a little more handiwork and patience with a pair of scissors, you can duplicate the shape of the actual emblem quite well.

[English Paul]

I carefully peel the old grey backer off the shirt, glue it face down to some baking foil, trim around it carefully and glue it back on the shirt. So far I`ve not had any problems.

[f4663]

thx very much for the help
I have actually thought about the silver star idea
but didnt know if they are going to look good on it

[theressa]

Here's a pic of where I applied a product called bare metal foil. This is real metal, extremely thin, self adheasive, available at hobby stores. It's thin enough to pick up the underlying details. Not real cheap though, but looks great! Cut enough to bend around the edges.

http://megomuseum.com/albums/Apes/exp3_006.sized.jpg

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

Every year the CAA (the Canadian version of the AAA) sends me a sticker. I guess for my bicycle....?

Anyhoo; I save them, and chop 'em up for Trek emblems and shiny buckles. Works really well.

Don C.

[Dave Mc]

CustoMego (http://www.megomuseum.com/custom/trekfoil.shtml)

[LordMalvolio]

I still find it silly they used SILVER instead of the more correct GOLD foil. I simply bypassed the whole "silver" arrowhead deal, and chose to make series correct mini versions, printed out on address labels, then cut out and stuck on the uniform! They do have gold foil address labels you could print on as well! I may redo mine and do this when I get home next month!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290163060688&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:middle:us

[batmanmc]

i just got a lot of 8 of them for 10.00 worth the trouble of not having to do them.

[toys2cool]

Here's a pic of where I applied a product called bare metal foil. This is real metal, extremely thin, self adheasive, available at hobby stores. It's thin enough to pick up the underlying details. Not real cheap though, but looks great! Cut enough to bend around the edges.

http://megomuseum.com/albums/Apes/exp3_006.sized.jpg

those came out really really nice :grin:

[batmanmc]

nice job t if i didnt get the emblesm for next to nothing its something i would try. mike

[toys2cool]

yeah if I would've kept my loose Trek figures I would've done that for sure :grin:

[batmanmc]

they look more complete when they have emblems. mike

[ABMAC]

they look more complete when they have emblems. mike

Um… that's because they're not complete if they don't have emblems. :smiley1:

[batmanmc]

Um… that's because they're not complete if they don't have emblems. :smiley1:

what i ment is they look better with the emblems .