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  • vaze
    Museum Patron
    • Oct 25, 2005
    • 149

    Did Mego Produce This?

    Can anyone help me

    I have been told this was produced by Mego ??
    See pics below
    But it says on the box LONE STAR!?
    Anyone know anything about this Star Trek Inter-Space Communicator?
    Dated 1974 C Paramount Pictures Corporation





    Thanks
    vaze
  • palitoy
    live. laugh. lisa needs braces
    • Jun 16, 2001
    • 59790

    #2
    Nope, it was lone star.
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    • Hotfoot
      Dazed and Confused
      • Dec 30, 2007
      • 2564

      #3
      That must have been one long string to go from the ship to a planet!
      Too many toys. Not enough space!

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      • mitchedwards
        Mego Preservation Society
        • May 2, 2003
        • 11781

        #4
        From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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        Lone Star was the name used by British company Die Casting Machine Tools Ltd (DCMT) for its toy products.

        Starting in 1949, the company manufactured die cast toys for children. The 'Lone Star' name was chosen because the big demand at the time was for toy guns and rifles driven by the Western films in cinemas all over Britain.

        Other early models included large numbers of hand painted toy soldiers and figures, mostly military, with some cowboy and Native American figures. Other figures were licensed from children's series and included Noddy, Popeye and Zorro. The company also made tie-in toy guns licenced from the James Bond and The Man From U.N.C.L.E. series. Initially the soldiers were made in hollow cast lead, but later changed to plastic.

        Lone Star began producing toy cars in 1960 with a rapidly expanding range of metal die cast cars under names like "Lone Star Flyers".

        Under the "Lone Star Locos" and "Treble-0" names, they produced very small (OOO scale) British and American model push along trains in 1961, followed shortly after by electrically powered working models of two British diesel locomotives under the "Treble-0-Lectric" name. These were accompanied by track, scenic items and other accessories. The electric train models coincided with the introduction of Scalextric and never sold well enough to pay back the investment. In 1964 production ceased, although push-along trains continued to be made for far longer.


        Think B.A. Where did you hide the Megos?

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        • vaze
          Museum Patron
          • Oct 25, 2005
          • 149

          #5
          Thanks Palitoy ever the expert to hand
          I thought I was going Mad I was convinced it wasn't Mego.
          and I am right.
          The bloke who told me was certain it was Mego.

          This is mine BTW bought some yrs ago

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          • vaze
            Museum Patron
            • Oct 25, 2005
            • 149

            #6
            Thanks Mitchedwards

            I have quite a few Lone Star collectables
            Guns and die cast.

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            • Meule
              Verbose Member
              • Nov 14, 2004
              • 28720

              #7
              Is it just me or does Kirk look more like a young Elvis in that pic inside the box?
              "...The agony of my soul found vent in one loud, long and final scream of despair..." - Edgar Allan Poe

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              • vaze
                Museum Patron
                • Oct 25, 2005
                • 149

                #8
                hay Meule I thougt he looked a bit un Kirk like too, not too sure about Elvis though.
                Who ever did it went to town on Spok and gave up on Kirk

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                • toys2cool
                  Ultimate Mego Warrior
                  • Nov 27, 2006
                  • 28605

                  #9
                  That looks pretty bad
                  "Time to nut up or shut up" -Tallahassee

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