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[cdhall]

I've noticed the following Tips N Tricks are not working at CustoMego, fyi. Wasn't sure where to post them:

1. Converting Flatt Necks
2. Hand Repair
3. Type 2 Body Repair

Not working in Firefox right now but I checked IE and there are pix there. Firefox has no pix. I was expecting a movie.

I also wanted to say that this is a cool section.

[rykerw1701]

Anybody know where I could find a standard police hat for an 8 inch figure? All the Swat guys had helmets.
-Larry

[jimsmegos]

Is it safe to put an existing mego head in the oven in order to add features for the pupose of customizing, or to put it another way lets say I wanted to alter a Richie Cunningham head, and wanted to add features to it. Could I put the head with the extra features I added with sculpey in the oven without melting the plastic.

I would suggest a hair dryer on high if it's small pieces. That's what I used to do many moons ago. I think I found that tip here waaaaayyyyy back when. Or in Toyfare.

[magyar1964]

hi all, am a new member here, i have been trying to print out some of th clothing patterns, but they are not to scale when i print them, can someone help me with this?

thaks
k

I found the same thing when I went to print out patterns, either too big or a bit on the small side. My solution - I use Abobe Photodeluxe and create a new file with the same resolution as the pattern file the, under view click show rulers then copy/paste the pattern in the new file, move the ruler in the pattern up to the ruler for the whole file and expand or shrink until the pattern ruler matches the same size on the new file ruler. Hope this makes sense if not I'll try to explain further or post some photos.

[magyar1964]

Anybody know where I could find a standard police hat for an 8 inch figure? All the Swat guys had helmets.
-Larry

Check out Dr. Mego's Heads and Helmets page, he has police hat.

[rykerw1701]

Yep. Looked right past it for some reason. Thanks!

[TrueDave]

I would suggest a hair dryer on high if it's small pieces. That's what I used to do many moons ago. I think I found that tip here waaaaayyyyy back when. Or in Toyfare.

Somebody told me boiling it in water works too!