Thanks to our pal Joe, we have the 1976 Mego Catalog from Spain (and hey, you can buy it here right now if you’re so inclined.) Poch was Mego’s distributor in Spain and of course, even most famously created variant window boxes for the American West line but unlike a lot of European distributors, they took a boatload…
Mego Dinahmite Snow Mobile? We’re kicking off 1974 Week with a revised look at Mego’s offering for Dinah-mite, the company’s ambitious attempt to to gain ground in the girl’s fashion doll market with this 8″ cutie. While the majority of Dinah’s items saw production, this repurposed version of the Action Jackson Snowmobile hasn’t surfaced in the…
A sampling of ads from Mego’s little wonder, Dinah-Mite! The Ski Chalet was a bargain at $6.99. The Campmobile rose sharply in value from $8.99 Dinah’s Beach House was a steal at 50% off, after all Barbie’s pool was sold separately… For more on Mego’s First Lady visit her gallery Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego…
As playsets go, this one was pretty swank. Don was a lucky guy. Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset
There is no better way to round out the week devoted to some of our favourite 8″ ladies than to finish by paying tribute to the original, Mego Dinah-Mite. Do you collect Dinah? Or do you consider it too close to Barbie? Having trouble finding a Dinah Outfit? Let us know in the Mego Forum.…
A neat addition to the Mego Museum’s Dinah-Mite Gallery today. It’s a window boxed gift comprised of Dinah and three fashions. Except for the Folk Singer set, the other two fashions are from a series known as the “New Fashions“. That would date this set as having a 1975 release, if only Mego had done…
Taking a trip right back to the early days with this cool 73 Aldens page featuring Dinah-Mite and Lainie, two of Mego’s earlier girl’s toy offerings. Anthony unveiled his take on the Legion of Superheroes Wildfire, this week, love the little touchs on the box. Megomuseum.com- The Web’s Greatest Mego Playset
