Mego Trek Fan Count

[huedell]

I loved the bridge figures as a kid---had 'em all----
still can't justify displaying them in limited space scenario---
but dang if I don't want to (and dang if I don't wanna add
some key EMCE's to 'em too!) #29

[Tyme2tyme]

I'm #28. Still have my Trek figures and bridge from childhood, JOHN

[bjack99]

Kirk was the only Mego I had. #27

[cdhall]

I'll check

Your welcome, awhile back i wrote a thread about my MEGO MR SPOCK in the MEGO BUZZ section called MR SPOCK BOLDLY WENT, Basicly it was me recounting some of the adventures my MEGO MR SPOCK had when i was a kid back in 75 thru roughly 77

I think I saw that, but I'll check again. PM me a link if you like.

[Bionic Joe]

That is an awesome story. Thanks.

Your welcome, awhile back i wrote a thread about my MEGO MR SPOCK in the MEGO BUZZ section called MR SPOCK BOLDLY WENT, Basicly it was me recounting some of the adventures my MEGO MR SPOCK had when i was a kid back in 75 thru roughly 77

[cdhall]

Awesome

I don't rember seeing that ad on tv but i rember the shorter playset ad, I rember seeing the Sears page from there wishbook and i rember puting stars next to the playset and figures and leaving the book open to that pager to make sure my mom saw it and it worked

That is an awesome story. Thanks.

[Nostalgiabuff]

I have been and always shall be a Mego Trek head...call me #26.

[Bionic Joe]

Discovered Trek in 1975 through the animated show and loved it ever since. When I started to love Star Trek, I had a vague memory of a commercial for action figures that could be for Star Trek and thought that Trek figures could be out there (as a matter of fact, this was the commercial I saw)

YouTube - Vintage Mego Star Trek Action Figure Collection TV Commercial 70's

But I wasn't sure there were Star Trek figures out there until we got the 1975 Sears catalog. This small little half page black and white spread for the Mego Trek figures and Enterprise playset nearly sent me through the roof when I first saw it.

http://megomuseum.com/megolibrary/department/images/75searstrek.jpg

So my first Megos were Kirk, Spock and McCoy in 1975 and although I am interested in WGSH, to me, Mego means, first and foremost, Star Trek.

I don't rember seeing that ad on tv but i rember the shorter playset ad, I rember seeing the Sears page from there wishbook and i rember puting stars next to the playset and figures and leaving the book open to that pager to make sure my mom saw it and it worked

[Thadiun Okona II]

I started my Mego collection w/Kirk, Spock, and the Enterprise bridge. #25?

[cdhall]

Anyone do a currency conversion/inflation adjustment? I think $25.00 for the set then is probably like $100.00 today.

[cdhall]

Roflmao

That would make you #24..........

I logged on to say that!


But thank you mego73. That is awesome! I don't recall seeing the TV Commercial but that was nice... "Scottie, Chief Engineer, in charge of the Transporter Room..."

[Seeker]

That would make you #24..........

Geez $2.84 each $13.97 for the Bridge....... Sigh*

[mego73]

Discovered Trek in 1975 through the animated show and loved it ever since. When I started to love Star Trek, I had a vague memory of a commercial for action figures that could be for Star Trek and thought that Trek figures could be out there (as a matter of fact, this was the commercial I saw)

YouTube - Vintage Mego Star Trek Action Figure Collection TV Commercial 70's

But I wasn't sure there were Star Trek figures out there until we got the 1975 Sears catalog. This small little half page black and white spread for the Mego Trek figures and Enterprise playset nearly sent me through the roof when I first saw it.



So my first Megos were Kirk, Spock and McCoy in 1975 and although I am interested in WGSH, to me, Mego means, first and foremost, Star Trek.

[UnderdogDJLSW]

Put me down as #23.

[Mawni]

The only Megos i have are Trek Megos. Make me #22.