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  • thunderbolt
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    cool, if I ever come across a spare retro action Batman I'll come shopping. You made me notice that he'd make a pretty good Robert Lowery serial version.

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  • THE MEGO
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    My STORE IS UP AND RUNNING. It's not big, but functional.


    Mitch/The Mego

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  • THE MEGO
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    I agree. Thank god someone agrees with me. I thought I was alone. The original classics way better than this *&%#@%.
    I'm putting a comic book of my own, and I know what I like. Reboots are fine, but they went too far.
    Mitch

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  • Cosmicman
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    Dr. Mego may have a little pricey items but I would rather go to him (no offense to anyone) because I know I get quality parts. If something happens by a mistake in the mail where it is broke or whatever the case may be. Dr. Mego (Paul) usually will replace it if you send it back.

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  • THE MEGO
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    You guys have way too many GOOD ideas. Now I have to read this post all over again and write everything down.
    DARN. Double holster, non-western...who would have thought. There are things that I thougt people would NEVER be interested in..I was wrong.
    Mitch/The Mego

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  • GlobalObserver
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    Produce a non-western double holster and I'll buy a bunch of them.

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  • THE MEGO
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    I added an extar picture on my picture gallery.
    Enjoy. More to come.

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  • THE MEGO
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    Oh, I forgot, your stuff is cool!!

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  • THE MEGO
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    Access denied? Strange. Some are able to get in. Anyway, I do have pics in the Mego Museum. Check them out.

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  • BATMAN89
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    Originally posted by THE MEGO
    For now, you ALL MAY LOOK AT MY CUSTOM PICS ON MY WEBSITE:
    www.themegodude.webs.com
    When I clicked on this with my I-Phone I got
    ACCESS DENIED.
    You should upload your pics into the Gallery here.

    Sent from my iPhone using Forum Runner

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  • THE MEGO
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    Custom megos and mold making

    Originally posted by toiletmonkey
    ya know what i would love to see is more sci fi stuff. rayguns, space helmets anything like that would be cool. good luck with it. i had zero luck making my own molds. it takes a talent i did not have. your customs look really good by the way.

    TM
    Thank you. I thought you might enjoy looking at my custom Mego, "MYSTERIO", on eBay. For his fish-bowl head I just used "mighty-puddy". I know you guys don't think much of that clay, but it does work well and dries superfast. I've use that clay to make masks, hair, even ears on resin heads.
    I only recommend it for little jobs. Remember, I'm still learning.
    Oh, custom mego Zatana already sold. I don't think you can see her.

    Mitch/The Mego

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  • toiletmonkey
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    ya know what i would love to see is more sci fi stuff. rayguns, space helmets anything like that would be cool. good luck with it. i had zero luck making my own molds. it takes a talent i did not have. your customs look really good by the way.

    TM

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  • dr_cyclops
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    Originally posted by THE MEGO
    I do have some stuff that you'll be interested in.
    The only issue that I have is how do I make a copy of it. EXAMPLE..I found this hardly known about mego size chainsaw, but HOW DO I MAKE A COPY OF IT FROM HOME. Mode making is still new to me.
    I've been experimenting....on THOR BOOTS IN DIFFERENT COLORS.
    I hear you. I'm learning myself. Just learned how to make sillicone rubber molds and pour resin casts to make custom heads. Read all you can on the web. Next, hire ($)a experienced mold maker to walk you through the steps. Internet will only give you an idea of how to approach this hobby. Any money spent hiring a pro to teach you will be far less than you will loose in buying product and learning through trial and error. These products are not cheap. Even when you know what you're doing, poor casts and waste will cost. Trial and error is for those who have money and want to learn it on their own. Those who have, may not be quick to give away their costly secrets. Hire a tutor. Save yourself some money on your education.

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  • THE MEGO
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    I'll put new examples when I get a chance.

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  • fallensaviour
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    If "making" your own stuff then casting it for resale is the direction your heading.Thats just a matter of research.
    Find some tutorials pick up some resins and go to town.It's all trial and error.When you get a recipe that works for you then start producing.
    Be aware this is where things can start to get pricey.

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