The Mego Museum touched base recently with Anthony Balasco of Figures Toy Company to discuss past, present, and potential offerings in Mego scale figures and accessories including their exciting new line of figures based on the immortal rock band KISS. Read more »
For the month of February we’ll be highlighting the customizing talents of Dana M. Smith, aka danadoll on the boards. Read the interview and take a look at his medieval meanderings after the jump…..
Our great friends Jason and Jason from Bif Bang Pow! wanted to share these exclusive pics. Color us giddy! Who would ever have guessed that we’d be blessed with a William Hartnell Doctor Who?!? Grab your drool napkin and have a look………
For the month of January we’ll be highlighting the work of Anthony Durso, aka The Toyroom. We originally interviewed Anthony in 2007, and thought it would be interesting to catch back up with him.
This month we get to know Tim Dwelle – aka sprytel. Tim’s interests include Star Trek, super heroes, and television and movie characters. He is best known for his growing collection of Game of Thrones figures.
It’s that time again when all of the children post their monster creations on the Mego Museum in anticipation of the Great Customizer rising out of the pumpkin patch to bring acrylic paints and resins to all who have been good the past year. All of the usual suspects – Frankenstein, Dracula, the mummy, etc. – are there for viewing, as well as some that one might not expect to see in the eight-inch Mego format. Enjoy the gallery below, and don’t forget to visit the Mego Museum for more Halloween fun. The original monster customs thread can be found here http://megomuseum.com/community/showthread.php?t=66599 ; and we’re also crowning the king of all Mego and Mego-esque monsters here http://megomuseum.com/community/showthread.php?t=66872
For the month of October we’ll be highlighting the work of Derek Combs, aka Megospidey. We originally interviewed Derek in 2007, and thought it would be interesting to catch back up with him.
For the month of August we’ll be highlighting the work of Scott Pierce, aka Random Axe. We originally interviewed Scott in 2008, and thought it would be interesting to catch back up with him.
