New Mego Acquisitions? Got any?

[TrekStar]

Thanks for the link, I don’t recall seeing that one before.

[Frenchy99]

I just got this local to me. Good condition for a 12 incher from 1978.

[apes3978]

I just got this local to me. Good condition for a 12 incher from 1978.

He looks like a solid piece-Good score.

[TRDouble]

Nice Superman! I remember when I got that at Kings while visiting my grandparents in New Haven, CT. His left leg did not hold up to my rough play, LOL!

Congrats on the pickup. He looks great!

[shaunaconda]

I just got this local to me. Good condition for a 12 incher from 1978.

Nice, I need to collect more of the 12” line.

[palitoy]

Very nice, the Mego 12" Superheroes are some of the best the company put out.

[palitoy]

I picked up this at a time when I couldn't afford it. I'm a sucker for Ninjas and Martial Arts figures in general. The seller had all three sets but I only wanted this one.

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[TrekStar]

I picked up this at a time when I couldn't afford it. I'm a sucker for Ninjas and Martial Arts figures in general. The seller had all three sets but I only wanted this one.

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Congrats on that great pick up, the ninja reminds me of Storm Shadow.

[TrekStar]

I just got this local to me. Good condition for a 12 incher from 1978.

Sweet pick up. As a kid I really didn’t get into the 12 inch figures, although I will admit the 12 inch Star Trek motion picture figures interested me, but the gray heads killed it. I also had interest in the Buck Rogers figures, but never did get one, I wanted Tiger Man. I did have the 3-3/4 version, I wish the BR figures were made in the 8 inch size.

[Dan2Dan]

I just got this local to me. Good condition for a 12 incher from 1978.

I love that 12" Mego Superman! I had one as a kid and have one now and it is one of my favorites. It's in an Ikea display shelf along with many of the similarly scaled figures that I had around the same time as a kid: 12" Spider-Man, 12" Hulk, Kenner Six Million Dollar Man and Maskatron and, a later addition, 12" Kenner Indiana Jones.

Probably because I had loved the 12" GI Joe Adventure Team as a kid, I was maybe one of the rare late '70s kids who preferred the 12" Mego super heroes and 12" Kenner Star Wars figures to the littler, more popular versions/equivalents, even if that meant I got a lot fewer of them because of cost.

12" Mego Hulk and 12" Kenner Boba Fett and 13" Kenner Six Million Dollar Man are on my personal 'Mount Rushmore' of post- GI Joe Adventure Team action figures. (Exception that proves the rule: my 4th would be Mego 8" Dr. Zaius or Mego Micronauts 4" Pharoid.)

[palitoy]

Picked up a couple of new Gulliver "Super Heroes" figures recently, including Captain Ray (a made-up character who also made into the Gulliver Super Powers line up) and Spider-Man. These figures are based on the Mego Pocket Superheroes design, but they're slightly more complicated and, for the most part, are now impossible to stand.

I've been collecting these for over 20 years, but they're few and far between, and I'm enjoying the easy pace. I still need at least two, but possibly three, as I'm not sure whether Robin exists or not.

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