Monsters, Pirates and Cowboys at MegoLike

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These handsome fellas are just part of the new Toy Island Gallery over at Megolike.com.

While the company was in it's infancy, it produced several different lines of 7 inch clothed figures using familiar Mego territory such as Cowboys, Pirates, Monsters (yay!) and themes such as sports and firemen.

It's pretty neat stuff that also turns out to be quite rare, if you have any of these drop us a line!

Check it out at MegoLike.com

Check them all out at Megolike!

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[Mikey]

The Check it out at MegoLike.com link doesn't work

[cjefferys]

Yeah, http://www.blogger.com/www.megolike.com isn't really a valid address.

[toys2cool]

that looks like a kiss member

[EMCE Hammer]

I have some of the indian heads in my parts box - had no idea where they came from.

[Meule]

Man, I love those monsters

[palitoy]

A mildy interesting tidbit I noticed:

[Mikey]

A mildy interesting tidbit I noticed:
http://www.megolike.com/images/ti4.jpg

General Ape knife ?

[blastphemey]

man would i like to get my hands on those

[Earth 2 Chris]

Those are pretty neat. I remember the glut of talking figures in the early 90s, even Hasbro repainted some old GI Joe figures and threw huge backpacks in with them. I think Toy Island was the main culprit of clogging the shelves with hard plastic talking figures with big buttons on their chest. I remember having to constantly pick them up on the floor of the local Wal-Mart I worked at because they were so heavy they'd topple off the pegs every time someone sneezed.

I dont' recall these though. I would have bought them!!

Chris