Intro Return to Top By the late nineteen seventies, most sandboxes were being filled figures in the 3 3/4" format. Mego, who was once the market leader with the 8" format simply followed suit and produced most of their…
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Dukes of Hazzard: Coy and Vance
When John Schneider and Tom Wopat abruptly left the show over a merchandising dispute (which Mego was obviously a part of), the network scrambled by having their cousins Coy and Vance replace them. Coy was played by then well-known actor…
Dukes of Hazzard: Boss Hogg
Boss Hogg was the fourth character within the 8″ Dukes of Hazzard Line and was initially released wearing his classic white suit and vest. The outfit was sleeveless with a felt-like white vest with two buttons sewn in. A white bow tie was also stitched…
Dukes of Hazzard: Daisy Duke
Daisy Duke was the third 8″ Dukes of Hazzard figure and was released initially wearing a green shirt and her infamous “Daisy Duke” blue denim shorts. She also came wearing white sandals. Daisy was only issued on the later style female…
Dukes of Hazzard: Luke Duke
Luke Duke was initially released wearing a long sleeve light blue denim shirt, denim blue jeans with a brown vinyl belt and rectangular gold belt buckle. He also came with black high top boots. The Luke Duke head sculpt is dead…
Dukes of Hazzard: Bo Duke
Bo Duke was initially released wearing a long sleeve off-white denim shirt, denim blue jeans with a brown vinyl belt and a circular gold belt buckle. He also came with black high top boots. The Bo Duke head sculpt is dead…
Dukes of Hazzard
Dukes Menu Bo Luke Boss Hogg Daisy Coy Vance Dukes 3/75″ Toys BACK TO TV FAVES MENU The Dukes of Hazzard first appears in the 1981 Mego catalog. Mego paid a mere $2,500.00 to acquire the Dukes of Hazzard license. The line became…