I was recently asked to do a "What if?" package for the never-produced Mego Star Trek Tribble....based the design on a Tricorder box...I'm pretty psyched how it turned out. ![Smile](https://megomuseum.com/community/core/images/smilies_chat/smile.gif)
![](http://www.the-toyroom.com/MegoTribble1.jpg)
![](http://www.the-toyroom.com/MegoTribble2.jpg)
![](http://www.the-toyroom.com/MegoTribble3.jpg)
I figured by this stage of the game, Mego was going electronic so a moving, "talking" Tribble wouldn't be out of the question.![Laugh](https://megomuseum.com/community/core/images/smilies/smiley1.gif)
Considering the phenomenon of the Pet Rock back in the 70s, I'm surprised they didn't see this through in some form, even without batteries.
![Smile](https://megomuseum.com/community/core/images/smilies_chat/smile.gif)
![](http://www.the-toyroom.com/MegoTribble1.jpg)
![](http://www.the-toyroom.com/MegoTribble2.jpg)
![](http://www.the-toyroom.com/MegoTribble3.jpg)
I figured by this stage of the game, Mego was going electronic so a moving, "talking" Tribble wouldn't be out of the question.
![Laugh](https://megomuseum.com/community/core/images/smilies/smiley1.gif)
Considering the phenomenon of the Pet Rock back in the 70s, I'm surprised they didn't see this through in some form, even without batteries.
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