Here's a questions

[kennermike]

Iv been part of this Forum for three years but I dont own a single Mego .I may have to break down and buy one which one should I start with? any thoughts

[tay666]

I don't see anything wrong with it.
I don't own any Megos either, but I like hanging around here.
Love talking about classic toys, SciFi and Monsters.
And there are lots of fun people here to talk about those subjects with.

[HardyGirl]

Well, I guess that would depend on what line you like the best. Are you into WGSH, Star Trek, Apes? Maybe you like Action Jackson? What do you like?

[kennermike]

Well, I guess that would depend on what line you like the best. Are you into WGSH, Star Trek, Apes? Maybe you like Action Jackson? What do you like?

Good Question Hardygirl I kinda always liked the Buck Rogers 12 inch line then the Star Trek 8 inch

[wayne foundation 07]

Get a Spiderman,lots of variations,fairly cheap to come by in the overall scheme of things and all in all a fun figure to play with.

[Meule]

Good Question Hardygirl I kinda always liked the Buck Rogers 12 inch line then the Star Trek 8 inch

Star Trek is a good place to start, there's plenty of them still out there and they're cheap, most of them anyways. And EMCE has made beautiful copies and even released new Trek figures. Go with Star Trek and take it from there

[HardyGirl]

Star Trek is a good place to start, there's plenty of them still out there and they're cheap, most of them anyways. And EMCE has made beautiful copies and even released new Trek figures. Go with Star Trek and take it from there

Good advice, Thomas, I agree!

[kennermike]

Thanks guys for the advice I think the Star Trek Mego 8 inch line is the way to go

[Karen-bionic-fan]

Any new pick ups post I would luv to see

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

I don't know how many folks plan their first Mego. It just sorta HAPPENS....

Don C.

[wyldpny]

Yeah, Trek is certainly a good way to start off without having to spend a ton to get a good collection started up