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Thread: The Problem I have with the New Mattel Megos
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Old 12-26-2009, 07:10 PM   #1
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I like Mego's. I think they are very cool. I loved playing with them as a child.
I still have nearly all of them along with the playsets.

But I think the look hokey mostly. They were great for their day but today with our technology and sculpting ability, Why make their features so vague and ball shaped? And their clothes as though they could not afford to go to a tailor?

Remember a few years ago when Hasbro made something similar but highly improved?

They had moveable fingers, massive articulation. The costumes were much better. Very cool head. Man Hal Jordan and Aquaman looked awesome.
So why go back with the throwback style?
I really want them to make these figures but I would rather them use them push the envelope into the future rather than recreate the past.

What do you think?
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