Kirk, Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy Bones , Mr. Scott Scottie , and the Klingon. The package back also featured these same five profiles on a blue field. These cards were later amended to include Lt. Uhura as the late, feminist-conscious addition to the first series. Additionally, the back was replaced with advertisements for the U. Enterprise Playset and Communicator walkie-talkies over a field of purple.
The first series was originally released on Type 1 bodies with several running changes in the facial paint schemes. These were soon transitioned to Type 2 bodies, where the manufacturing settled down to a more uniform process. These mail-order figures each came in a clear plastic bag, which in turn was shipped in a small, non-descript brown carton. Although not especially attractive or collectible, mailer boxes were far less prevalent than standard retail packaging, and, due in no small part to their underwhelming appearance, were most often discarded upon receipt.
Assembling a set of these figures in catalog packaging can be a daunting task; luckily, few collectors care enough to accept the challenge. Additionally, the original five figures sans Uhura were included in an exceptionally-rare U. Enterprise Gift Set. These figures came individually-packaged in baggies identical to their catalog brethren. Type 1 figures were definitely included in the gift set; however, it cannot be confirmed whether the Enterprise saw a long-enough production lifespan which would have allowed the possibility of Type 2 inclusion.
This reduction in perceived value is both a blessing and a curse, however. While the drop in monetary value has hurt many a speculator and investor in the short-term, the overall affordability and availability of these figures has made them a perennial favorite of collectors—both Star Trek and Mego alike—and a staple of even the most basic Mego collection.
Now, I am not very good at video games, I never was. I have a few handheld games from the s and I can hold my own for a few minutes or more. To begin the game, press the red button to turn it on. After that press the red fire button once the site is alilgned with the target. If I am lucky, I will get a point. Otherwise, the ship is hit and after a few those, game over.
My best is 4 points. There are a couple of other buttons that can be pressed, but there seems to be never any time to press on of them. Again, game over. Simply, boring. Lastly, the construction. All complete. None fully-operational.
After disecting each of the three units in an attempt to constuct a fully-operational, I quickly discovered that the parts may not all be interchangeable. The plastic mount for the motor in each of these units were all molded differently to accamodate for the different size motor; two of which have a capacitor attached to them.
Paper has brown tint from the years, stored with other … Read more ». They are not true Nike posters, but cheap copies. If you look … Read more ». I have four of these, three of which are factory sealed.
The photo of the three boxes are the ones for sale. I have added as many pictures as I … Read more ». Klingon could be a partial reseal. Cards show wear Figures all are new. If you find the time please view my other items. Thanks for looking, Dennis. Vintage Claus Andersen original Sci Fi painting dated signed and framed. This is a very rare painting of the Star Trek Starship. The back of the painting is also signed by the artist to Brandon. Vintage 70s Star trek Mego 5 original figures With original clothes and belts In good condition Some wear see pictures for more info As with all my items, will be packaged very well These come from my very own personal collection I will be listing some amazing and rare stuff in the next few weeks … Read more ».
You get the exact item pictured.
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