There are Walton's collectors out there so pristine boxed figures still bring decent money compared to others that have been mentioned. My wife is a Walton's collector and her Megos are what brought me here. That ended up being a much more costly endeavor then originally anticipated.
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Actually the Bible Figures were not made by Mego per say. Even though they resemble Mego's and are used for customs at times. They are Megoish and was made by a company named Rainfall.Originally Posted by warlock664
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No, I'd agree that there are a LOT of Walton collectors.., as well as 'Our Gang' and 'Love Boat' collectors. It's all good...There are Walton's collectors out there so pristine boxed figures still bring decent money compared to others that have been mentioned. My wife is a Walton's collector and her Megos are what brought me here. That ended up being a much more costly endeavor then originally anticipated.
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3 3/4" Bo Duke is everywhere.
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It seems that what we don't want,someone else out there is looking for.
Agreed. I actually forgot about him being that he is 3/4". CTVT has them in bulk if anyone should desire one or one hundred of them.
Enjoy what you like, and let others enjoy what they like. (C) Azrak 2009
Too much space. Need more toys!
Check out the ever growing Mego like sized vehicles data base.
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As far as 8" figures, what about the One Million BC. The licensed lines have non-Mego collectors chasing them, but I'm not sure how much Mego people seek these out for anything other than customizing. (though I do have the set. low-hanging fruit)
WANTED - Solid-Boxed WGSH's, C.8 or better.
I like the OMBC guys, and wouldn't mind having a cave-man or two. But they've gotta be a niche interest.
I think the most unsought-after Mego of all time was this carded Pin-Pin Mr Fantastic that some antique dealer used to bring to every outdoor flea market around where I live for several years running. The card was crumpled, and as it sat in the summer sun weekend after weekend the inside of the bubble would fill up with enough condensation to start a Sea Monkey colony, Reed's poor head was so grey it looked like stone, the limbs popped off inside of his outfit, and the card art got more and more pale and washed out as the summers went by. The guy wanted $50 or $75 for him. depending where and when you asked.
I haven't seen it the last couple of years, which is too bad because I wanted to try and get it from him for $10 or so and bring it to MegoMeet as a bad example of how to display your Megos... kind of like those melted VHS tapes that shops would display as a caution about leaving cassettes in the 700+degree heat in your car.
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