Where Else??

[jasonmego1277]

I could not imagine a world without mego. But that being said . I'd like a Remco museum, Remco made a lot of excellent coolness.

[60'schild]

It's amazing to see the diversity of the answers here.

If it weren't for Mego, a lot of us would be in totally different experiences....

And we'd never have coalesced into one group, like we have here...

[ScottA]

Either Lone Ranger or Johnny West, both of which I had as a kid.

[nvmbrsdoom5]

Probably Fisher Price Adventure people, I could see myself getting really hung up on those. I already am a dabbler in a few other lines, never intending to complete them, just get a few childhood favourites and be done with it.

Yep, that's about how it is for me as well.

[kryptosmaster]

Definitely either GI Joe or Six Million Dollar man. I had loads of both those lines. Wish I still did but the Megos were easier to hide when we moved so those are all I was able to save from my childhood figures.
Rich

[generic]

Well, the whole reason that I signed up for ebay and ever found Megos was because I was looking for the 12" KISS figures from the 70s. I kept seeing 'Mego' in the title of auctions and that led me to finding all the WGSH stuff. If Mego hadn't made the KISS figures, I suspect that someone else would have and I'd probably have ended up collecting stuff from that company. Maybe it would have been Hasbro; I already collect 12" Joes. Or maybe it would have been Gabriel (I also collect the 10" Lone Ranger guys). Either way, it would have been a very different experience for me because I never really spent much time on any of the other forums - not that I've been around here much in the last few years, but in the early 2000s I certainly spent a LOT of time at the Mego Museum and on the forums.

[grayhank]

The answer's obvious for me... Fisher Price Little People all the way! Of all the toylines I have collected they are by far the most challenging. I would have a website/forum up already... but I have no concept of how to do those type of things.

[60'schild]

From Fisher Price to Kiss to GI Joe and Star Wars...

whew... we certainly covered all of the bases here!

[chunky B]

I think maybe Dinky Toys. It's the only one I haven't really dabbled in and I had quite a few as a kid.